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Sprint 4G up to twice as fast as Sprint 4G

m posted February 15, 2010 and revised April 26, 2014

Sprint Nextel Corporation has a series of advertisements claiming that Sprint's mobile data service is "up to 10x faster" than the data services offered by Verizon Wireless and AT&T Wireless based on comparing their fastest sustained average to the latter group's lowest sustained average; a methodology which equally states that Sprint's own service is twice as fast as the self-same service.