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What LTE development has Blacksburg, VA had the past couple years? Does it have B41 and CA yet? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Don't forget about the launching of femtocells to consumers. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Does anyone know of developments regarding VoWifi to 1X handoffs on iPhones? It works on a Samsung Galaxy S7 but does not work on iPhone 7 Plus in my neighborhood. Has anyone with iPhones had success? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Knowing that Sprint partnered with Boingo, I have a lot of doubts that Sprint will try to improve their network speeds at airports. Why go through the trouble when you already have a partner that provides your customers with Wifi (at the 35 airports that Boingo has service at)?

Apple will replace the screen but not the phone.

Is Colorado not an initial market for CA? I see them in the second list but not the first? It was mentioned on Reddit that CA was spotted in Denver a couple weeks ago

Does 19.1 work better than 20.0? And I was wondering if 20.1 was the latest version on 8.4 because there are posts from people on iOS 9 who were on a higher carrier bundle. Just wondering if that applied to 8.4 as well and if so, if it showed improvement. Also, were you able to jailbreak iOS 8.4 when running iTunes 12.2? Taig is saying it can't find the Apple/iTunes driver?

Have you updated the carrier bundle on 8.4?

Is 20.0 dropping LTE too? I am on 20.0 but I still see LTE dropping, albeit the iPhone is holding onto the signal slightly better tan 19.1 was.

That's why there is Project Loon

Apple will only replace your display, not the whole phone… unless you tell them that there is something else that's wrong with the phone not associated with the display

I'm really tired of 19.1 dropping from LTE to 3G. Can Sprint get something right?

Of course! All the companies are in the business of making money! They market to those who don't do their research so when people think they are getting a deal, they really aren't!

I have an ED 1500 plan so this streaming debacle shouldn't directly affect me *yet*, but out of curiosity, does setting up a VPN disable Sprint's ability to distinguish whether the data you use comes from streaming or not?