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Guys remember that Sprint hasnt announce live LTE there yet. Most likely they were testing the site and turned it on for a moment.

 

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Exactly probably they were in testing phase. But that site was transmitting lte last week. Im going there today again and post back.

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Sprint can be such a tease! Noticed the 4G indicator come up on my EVO LTE while in a meeting but it went away before I could test it! This was in Plaza 650 building in Ave. Muñoz Rivera (Monte Mall). I swear if Sprint turns LTE on by my job I'll even subscribe to a tethering plan!

 

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CAROLINA: Just got this awhile ago. Its been like this a few times already. Probably its in testing since it doesn't last much. I live in Ave monserrate just in case.

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