As an iPhone user I wanted to compare the wireless networks of AT&T, my current carrier since the release of the iPhone 3GS in 2009, and Sprint the defacto Unlimited data wireless carrier since all data plans from the other major carriers carry a data-cap.

This is the first time that Sprint carries Apple’s flagship phone and despite the amaizing features of the phone, as you can see in the video, the wireless network of Sprint falls short of expectations for a proper iPhone experience to support YouTube streaming, data downloading, etc.

Further the video shows AT&T constantly offering amazing speeds (probably thanks to HDSPA+ wireless data technology only available for AT&T iPhones) in comparison to Sprint’s poor network performance during ping, download and web browsing tests.

For the time being AT&T will keep me as a customer, thanks to their superior data speeds and thanks to fact that AT&T is the only carrier to support web-browsing while on a call. If Sprint enhances their network to offer at least 100 KB/s (1MB steady downstream) they may become the defacto winner for new and current iPhone users looking to save some money (I could save $15+ a month by switching to Sprint). However due to their poor network performance I decided to stick with AT&T. I would love to hear about your experiences with the Sprint iPhone 4S on their network.

It is not a surprise to find taco trucks in almost every corner at night while driving around Los Angeles, it is part of the culture and people love Mexican food. I have to admit that as much as I love Mexican food myself, this little company called Kogi BBQ has definitely taken over my list as #1 Mexican Taco Truck.

Interestingly enough, the company provides a fusion of Korean BBQ and Mexican food, burritos and tacos with the Asian spices and vegetables. It is simply the most delicious tacos you will ever have in Los Angeles and its a must try!

The company Kogi BBQ was started by a California State University Fullerton alumnus Mark Manguera, the same university I attend. It is amazing how a small company that barely started with a single truck in Hollywood, CA ended up growing so fast to operating four trucks to date.

It’s success can probably be attributed to its delicious food, but most likely what fueled the rapid growth was the broad use of Twitter and Youtube to promote the locations of their trucks so that their loyal customers could find them in different parts of the city. In closing, you need to go try out checkout Kogi BBQ trucks all over LA by following @KogiBBQ on Twitter!