I'm going to go ahead and say Sprint will shoot up to number one in a lot of cities for this. Speeds were virtually the only thing holding them back in many markets. Now they'll be truly competitive in the peak speed department and hopefully the public will take notice.

if T-Mobile has proven anything, it's that all you need is a few 100 Mbps speed tests and suddenly your reputation is set.

Just need get markets optimized to the max.

I believe they r optimized or almost done most sites are all alive in Philadelphia metro. I always have lte and where i was only getting 5-6 down im hitting 25-40!!!

Are you sure St. Louis is not in the CA list? And why not?

Are you sure St. Louis is not in the CA list? And why not?

I would imagine MO will cover St. Louis. 

I'm going to go ahead and say Sprint will shoot up to number one in a lot of cities for this. Speeds were virtually the only thing holding them back in many markets. Now they'll be truly competitive in the peak speed department and hopefully the public will take notice.

 

if T-Mobile has proven anything, it's that all you need is a few 100 Mbps speed tests and suddenly your reputation is set.

i think the only thing this will do is take magentans down a peg. Sprint still desperately needs density. in my market, without the density, my phone constantly flips back and forth between 1mbps and 30+mbps, it's extremely frustrating sometimes.

Is the HTC M8 capable of carrier aggregation?  I thought I remembered reading it was somewhere.

^ no. Only the HTC m9 is capable of 40mhz of CA.

I have the M9 in DFW area.  However, so far I cannot find the CA setting anywhere in ##DATA#.  And I'm also not seeing any CA, but that maybe due to only having Clearwire B41 sites near me at the moment,  

Does anyone know where the setting for CA is in the M9?

I'll be going into Dallas with the M9 often this week.  So I'm hoping to see CA.  But none of the engineering (##DEBUG#) screens suggest it exists on the M9.  I know the hardware is there, but is there something missing software wise?

Has anyone speed tested on CA? What kinds of speeds is this capable of?

4x2 mimo this ever going start, or be part ca yet.

Has anyone speed tested on CA? What kinds of speeds is this capable of?

Fastest so far is 133mbps, I've personally pulled 110mbps on my s6.  2x CA should max out about 160mbps though and 3x CA roughly 240mbps when rolled out i think

Will the Galaxy S5 get CA capability?

Will the Galaxy S5 get CA capability?

No. 

I wonder if the Nexus 5 (2015) will support 3x CA just like the Note 5.

I wonder if the Nexus 5 (2015) will support 3x CA just like the Note 5.

The Samsung Galaxy Note 5 supports 2x CA, not 3x CA.  Read that article on The Wall.

AJ

The Samsung Galaxy Note 5 supports 2x CA, not 3x CA.  Read that article on The Wall.

 

AJ

You are right.  I misread that part. 

Does Sprint plan to bring back the Note 4, if so, will it have 2X CA?

Does Sprint plan to bring back the Note 4, if so, will it have 2X CA?

What do you mean by "bring back" the Samsung Galaxy Note 4?  The Galaxy Note 5 release is imminent.  And this question might be better posed in The Forums in our Galaxy Note 4 dedicated thread.

http://s4gru.com/index.php?/topic/6409-samsung-galaxy-note-4-user-thread/

AJ

What do you mean by "bring back" the Samsung Galaxy Note 4?  The Galaxy Note 5 release is imminent.  And this question might be better posed in The Forums in our Galaxy Note 4 dedicated thread.

 

http://s4gru.com/index.php?/topic/6409-samsung-galaxy-note-4-user-thread/

 

AJ

I wasn't sure wether to post it here or there, because it's more of a CA related question. I'll post there though, sorry.

Finally its here in Camden NJ , did some speed test indoors its a lot better now, I bet its still too early and speeds will go up.

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For those who may not know, will additional devices be added to the list, as they become available?

CA sites near on Ben Franklin bridge and Spring garden Street, Philly.

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What kind of speeds are people seeing in these markets? I'm thinking of switching back to Sprint from AT&T but the phone I'm looking at online isn't on the list, but if speeds are worth the extra cost I might grab one of those phones instead. I can't believe the deal right now on the LG G3, $12.50 a month on easy pay brings it to $300 for the phone which is absurd for that device. Through the cut your bill in half website I'm getting an offer of $25.50 a month for unlimited everything and with the G3 I would only be paying $38 a month plus tax. I almost feel obligated to pull the trigger.