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AJ, thanks for the explanation.  It does appear that the folks at SPRINT themselves are a little behind in knowing what coverage is where....

 

i look forward to participating in the forums and learning more. 

 

We do have LTE coverage here, so I look forward to testing it out when I get my Samsung Victory.

 

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Hey Greg -  Someone pointed it out earlier, but Sensorly.com maps are going to be much more accurate in most cases.  They aren't perfect, but you can get a sense of what's been captured on a real device in the field.  Check it out and map some in the future if you discover new places. 

 

Nashville isn't completely covered, but there's a good bit of LTE around much of Nashville and down towards Murfreesboro. 

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As I find LTE coverage in Middle TN, I would like to add it to sensorly.

 

How does that work?  download an app?  How to you "add coverage" to the map when you discover it?

 

Thanks!

 

Hey Greg -  Someone pointed it out earlier, but Sensorly.com maps are going to be much more accurate in most cases.  They aren't perfect, but you can get a sense of what's been captured on a real device in the field.  Check it out and map some in the future if you discover new places. 

 

Nashville isn't completely covered, but there's a good bit of LTE around much of Nashville and down towards Murfreesboro. 

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I see that 4G is showing up on I40 all the way to the mall, too bad my phone can't make a connection.

 

Mapped out some more in White Pine, and some spotty coverage around the Sevierville exit.

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Where are you guys showing Sprint 4G LTE coverage in NASHVILLE? Are you sure you aren't misintrepreting that as WIMAX?

 

I don't see any 4g LTE coverage anywhere on the maps anywhere in the Nashville METRO area....

 

Columbia, Lewisburg, and Shelbyville are the only areas that show Sprint4GLTE coverage so far.

 

i'm getting a Samsumg Victory in a few days, so I will be able to report on the coverage here.

 

but.. I don't think Nashville has it yet.....

 

Nashville has the most 4G LTE in the whole state so far.

 

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Sprint sometimes calls Middle TN the "NASHVILLE MARKET".

 

Sprint said today they had finished "Network Vision" in Lewisburg, Shelbyville, and Columbia.

 

With that said, LTE only reaches about 3-4 miles away from the tower. (only 1 tower upgraded in each city)

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Might make some people happy but drove by the Hutchinson Ave tower this morning to find the spools of new coax, moving the cabinets into place, and of course the most important the guys assembling the antennas on the ground with all 3 ruus in place. And sorry for the bad pics I was zooming in from across the street. Posted ImagePosted Image

 

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Me too I also mapped out some 4g just past west town mall heading towards downtown this morning.

 

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Are you having any problems connecting to 4G with that phone?

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Me too I also mapped out some 4g just past west town mall heading towards downtown this morning.

 

 

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Are you having any problems connecting to 4G with that phone?
None at all so far. I'm loving the phone so far. It connects faster and holds it longer then my evo lte did. I'm glad I made the switch.

 

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None at all so far. I'm loving the phone so far. It connects faster and holds it longer then my evo lte did. I'm glad I made the switch.

 

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I'm about ready to make the switch, was in the tri-cities today and it is getting frustrating having to toggle airplane mode to make my phone connect. I just don't know if I can live without my sd card.

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None at all so far. I'm loving the phone so far. It connects faster and holds it longer then my evo lte did. I'm glad I made the switch.

 

 

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I'm about ready to make the switch, was in the tri-cities today and it is getting frustrating having to toggle airplane mode to make my phone connect. I just don't know if I can live without my sd card.
I thought the same thing at first but after transferring everything back to my phone adding some more apps and more music here's my free space left. And with Google Backups and Dropbox for documents and photos I'm good. Posted Image

 

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I thought the same thing at first but after transferring everything back to my phone adding some more apps and more music here's my free space left. And with Google Backups and Dropbox for documents and photos I'm good. u5yzahy2.jpg

 

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The only problem is that I have a 64gb card and I have already used up 75% of it, I like the idea of Google Backups and Dropbox, but my spotty 3G would not make them a viable candidate at this time.

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Went from Lewisburg, TN to Franklin, TN today . .

 

4G LTE in Columbia ..On Bear Creek Pike, was full bars, speed about 13mbps....., going up I65 into Spring Hill...... around 9mbps off Main St @ Target.

 

Going into Franklin.....Only 3G around Mallory Lane............. Picked up a 2 bar  4G LTE signal around BestBuy around Moores Lane.... Speed test 1.6mbps (ummm, isn't that a 3G speed)??  Maybe they aren't finished upgrading here...

 

Back home in Lewisburg, back to around 25mbps.

 

My data usage is only being calculated when on 3G... When i'm on 4GLTE, its appears to not be metered.

 

I have used almost 1GB in 6 days (mostly testing speeds). My usage online says i've used 11.5MB....

 

Haven't really figured out how to PLOT out 4G on Sensorly....

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Any news on this tower?

 

Might make some people happy but drove by the Hutchinson Ave tower this morning to find the spools of new coax, moving the cabinets into place, and of course the most important the guys assembling the antennas on the ground with all 3 ruus in place. And sorry for the bad pics I was zooming in from across the street. y4agudav.jpgany6y3a8.jpg

 

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I'm on my 3rd HTC One, 2nd refurbished (don't ask). This one hasn't connected to any LTE in Maryville whatsoever.

 

Is anything wrong with the towers at the moment, or did I get another bad refurb?

 

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Haven't really figured out how to PLOT out 4G on Sensorly....

 

If you want to add to the online maps, turn on your gps, launch the app, and select Map Trip, then hit Start.

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