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No need to pat us on the back (or HEAD!) just for leaving our houses. I may not be speaking for everyone, but I know th But it's not just on the hardware side that things are getting exciting. T-Mobile's Hermes kelly 35cmeliminated roaming charges and Verizon is doubling its LTE speeds to a whopping 80 Mbps. AT&T is offering customers a $5 daily pass for internet and is making mobile share plans the standard rather than the exception. Of course, if you'd prefer unlimited data, Sprint is promising that its Spark LTE will beat