Sanyo M1

Pretty sure the issue was that it was characterizing incompatible fast wireless charging as charging fast before the update. This is because Google uses a proprietary fast charging method instead of what Samsung and others use. With the update it's showing the correct charging.

LMAO!

Nope, former Verizon counsel.

2nd-4th results are Band 41 3rd carrier from yesterday. But that's not normal, and could really just be the test server. But, I've never had that high pings with any server before. Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk

I also noticed the same on Band 41 in Minnesota yesterday. Consistent pings above 105. Maybe it's related.

That screen shot is two blocks from the tower on I-90. Have yet to connect to Band 41 on the other tower in town. Maybe you're right, I should. But given how it took them 1.5 years to actually get any LTE in Austin, I'm not holding my breath. Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk

Lol, yeah trolling. Austin, MN is perfect example of the two blocks of Band 41. Literally only get Band 41 on north side of town if outside and for a few blocks. Specifically this area: http://imgur.com/a/IUpE4 Though where there is density, e.g. downtown Minneapolis, it's fine.

Its not even a population density thing. Areas by Northfield, Faribault, Shakopee, all have severe issues with LTE, 1X is all over the place. Don't even get me started on Mankato. If you went just off the coverage maps (yes, even accounting for "fair" coverage), you'd be sorely disappointed in how often you're on LTE.

Pretty much anything south of Jordan. Fairmont area is a complete joke. I90 as well. Mankato is completely crippled. Going on 14 past Eagle Lake is just 1x majority of the time. Austin has both towers with dual carrier band 41, and worth nothing, only get them outside. Faribault/waterville areas are just LTE islands even with all having band 26. I can go on and on. It's disappointing, not even evdo, but straight 1x most of the time. Great service at work is promising. I would describe Sprint in majority of Minnesota as what others deride T-Mobile as, islands of LTE. Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk

Safe to say, Sprint outside of Minneapolis + suburbs is extremely disappointing. Can't even stream Google Music most of the time without it buffering. It really is islands of LTE.

This is typical in Mankato everywhere now. And yeah very surprised, don't know why they stopped at St. Peter for Band 41. Especially given Mankato is a relatively huge college town. Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk

Mankato back to 3G speeds with full bars. How disappointing. Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk

Honestly, outside of the cities and maybe suburbs, I don't see any expansion happening. Not in the foreseeable future anyways. I-90 coverage is so pathetic. Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk

Yeah, same on 169 from Mankato to intersection of 169 and 494. Thought this was supposed to be Sprint's better market. But, so far I'm not impressed. Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk

I know that. I'd be okay with that if my maps didn't close in the background while driving or if Spotify didn't stop every 15 minutes. I commute 3 hours a day and its frustrating. Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk

Still getting massive memory leaks. 1.8 avg for all time periods. Just so frustrating. Nothing intensive, some maps, spotify and it goes to shit.

Was at Walsh Honda and around that area, and I had to constantly toggle airplane mode to get LTE. Was weird.

Sprint was a huge disappointment in Macon and Warner Robins. I visited family this past week and the weak network destroyed my battery. Band 26 is completely overloaded and my phone camped on that at all times along with just flipping back and forth between 3G or Band 26 and occasional Band 25. Band 26 was weak pretty much every where, so probably not optimized. First time I experienced 3G being the better option to go with and constantly had to hunt for free WiFi when out and about. Given how big each of those cities are, it's very disappointing.

1 & 4 would be such a god send. Especially since there were Nextel towers exactly where you mentioned. Some day. Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk

Agreed, I have been commuting to the cities for the last 8 months and this is a very recent problem, throughout the whole commute I either keep dropping to 1xRTT or I keep getting connection issues that requires multiple airplane mode toggles and in severe cases a phone restart. Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk

The amount of times I drop to "3G" (1xRTT according to SCP) in and around the cities is just unacceptable. It's even worse, given that Minneapolis/MN is supposed to be a "good" market for Sprint. I wouldn't mind it so much if "3G" was usable. It's constantly buffering music or skipping songs entirely due to connection issues. Seriously frustrating having to toggle airplane mode because it won't switch to LTE because of Navigation running. Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk

I'm fairly certain on KitKat it actually showed '1X', but ever since lollipop it shows '3G'.

I experience this in the Minneapolis area, where I'll drop LTE. It's been happening quite frequently recently, which is unfortunate and frustrating to constantly cycle airplane mode to get lte back. Data just drops, nothing loads, maps doesn't refresh. It's good that I have SCP running otherwise I'd be none the wiser about being on 1x instead of EVDO/EHRPD.

Lol, 80 pages of dissent. But, but, 320 pages! Just freaking hilarious.