Merlin_AZ

We're not there yet...

Yes it does. 800/1900 Not 25/2600

Thanks BR. That is up near me.

I don't yet have an LTE phone. It's Wimax, which isn't going to help. I'm off contract and thinking of getting new phones. I've been optimistic along with everyone else, patiently waiting with delay after delay. I don't have an issue with resigning as long as things are expected to work. I'll be happy with getting 5 megs--it's usable. The .01-.50 I'm getting now isn't.

Thanks for the replies. If Sprint's LTE in other towns that are working are nice, that gives me a little more patience to renew my contract here (since I could use a new phone) and wait for our towers to be turned on. The wait continues to be painful, though, as all of you know.

Hey guys. I'm currently out of contract, and have some decisions to make. Have any of you travelled to cities that have LTE turned on? What's the service like and what kind of speeds were you getting. It might help to know what possibly to expect once things get moving here. Thanks.

Tease...

I remember waiting in lines at 3am on Black Friday for door deals at certain stores. That was a long time ago. It's just not worth it anymore. I've been on Android forever, and I'm moving to the dark side Friday, if I can get hold of one.

Yes, New Yawkews.

They started in N.Y. before Tuesday.

Well, recently there were numbers thrown around that around one-fourth of the towers were to be complete by mid-November with complete coverage by the end of next summer. Is that wishful thinking at this point???

That carrot has been waving in the face of Phoenix for years now. It's been so long, it rotted a long time ago...

Thanks! So the LTE we see on Sensorly now is 1900?

I've been reading a lot recently about LTE frequencies--800 vs.1900 vs. 2600. Can someone here enlighten me with what frequencies we currently have here in Phoenix (I believe it's the useless 2600 WiMax), and which new ones are currently being added? Thanks.

sorry