I am 0 for 2 so far at the sites I have checked in Noblesville. I have one more close to home that I plan to check. I am also thinking I that it will be favorable for getting some decent photos.

I wish I had an LTE phone to help you guys test. Still I like this news. There should be a pretty solid deployment here by the time I upgrade my phone.

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Anyway, its good to see something finally on time! Makes me feel better about my 5 coming on Monday.

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Robert

Sprint has been pretty consistent in blocking LTE connections at completed sites after they accept the improvements from the Network Vision OEM/subcontractors.

You mean until the market is officially launched you can't use it? I thought I read were they were going to let people use them as they become usable.

Sprint has been pretty consistent in blocking LTE connections at completed sites after they accept the improvements from the Network Vision OEM/subcontractors.You mean until the market is officially launched you can't use it? I thought I read were they were going to let people use them as they become usable.

Sprint has been actively blocking sites after NV is completed on them. The reports you see about users accessing the towers before launch is usually when they are being worked on by the contractor.

Found the quote from the press release about the next 100 cities. "During the pre-launch phase, customers with capable 4G LTE devices may begin to see 4G LTE coverage in these areas and are welcome to use the network even before it officially launches." I must say blocking them is a let down. I know when it gets here I would like to be on the cutting edge. I guess it helps keep down the "it sucks" in <your city here> talk when its really just not done yet.

I guess it helps keep down the "it sucks" in <your city here> talk when its really just not done yet.

That is my best guess also.

I report it, I don't decide. If I had my way, Sprint would not block any complete LTE sites. However, if history is our guide, they probably will in many instances.

My guess is once they have enough sites in the market, they will do a prelaunch. Kind of like what they did with Chicago and Boston.

Robert

I have been keeping an eye out for LTE sites, and have not seen any coverage yet in Indy. I have an SGS III and an iPhone 5 that are with me most of the day. I am out and about a good bit and frequent the following suburbs:

Noblesville

Fishers

Westfield

Carmel

Avon

I check back in here with an update if I see any coverage in any of these areas.

(also, how do I go about getting access to the password protected portions of the site)

Bill

I have been keeping an eye out for LTE sites, and have not seen any coverage yet in Indy. I have an SGS III and an iPhone 5 that are with me most of the day. I am out and about a good bit and frequent the following suburbs:NoblesvilleFishersWestfieldCarmelAvonI check back in here with an update if I see any coverage in any of these areas.(also, how do I go about getting access to the password protected portions of the site)Bill

Most likely those sites have been accepted by Sprint from the OEM's and now are being blocked. You need to become a S4GRU Sponsor to access the Sponsor sections of our site. For more information about becoming a Sponsor, you can read this thread: http://s4gru.com/index.php?/topic/1195-information-about-s4gru-sponsorship-levels-and-how-to-become-a-sponsor/

Robert

I have the EVO LTE and have not been able to pick up an LTE signal just yet. I live on the NW side (Zionsville/Carmel/Eagle Creek area) but frequent the east side a few times a week as well while passing through Castleton (NE side). I attempted to run sensorly while driving through those areas but was not yet able to get my phone to switch to the LTE signals. I plan on heading that way again in a day or two and will make a more concerted effort (actually stopping near the towers) at getting the LTE signal.

Got a couple hits on the Circle in Downtown Indy this weekend. Lady in the Sprint store on the Circle said they first started noticing it on Friday. On for a few then off for a few has how it's been all weekend.

I have been able to get connected in Fishers and Carmel multiple times. Sensorly.com shows some of the locations I have been able to map. Best speed test result so far was 9652/10132 in Fishers earlier today.

Was in the Traders Point Area on Friday 10/19 and saw my 4G light up for 1st time in Indy. Not blazing speeds, but it was there and felt good that they are moving to get it up

I just got LTE signal in Greenwood, near 37 and Fairview Road, it seemed quite fast but I didn't do a speed check. It was there last night, and this morning too!