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mc_gusto Member Level: 4G WiMax

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Lotta new accepted sites in bergen county.

 

 

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Can you elaborate ? I am in Ramsey Ridgewood area. I do see some LTE in Edgewater @ 10 meg ud/6 up.. greatly varies

Download the Sensorly app to check real world lte. Also if you become a sponsor around here you can have access to maps of towers that already have and will have lte.

 

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Time to wake this thread up from the dead!    Just drove by Jersey City off Palisades ave, and connected to not only Clear B41, but also Sprint B41 8t8r!   There is still one pesky site I drive by

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Got this in englewood at the lukoil on grand ave

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mc_gusto Member Level: 4G WiMax

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I am now a sponsor... I hope Softbank escalates the upgrades.. How can I see the updated maps ?

 

Are you able to see the interactive maps in the sponsor section?

 

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Just started picking up LTE right by Exit 40 on 287 North in Parsippany...also cnet did a nice feature on why it's taking so long for Sprint to roll out their LTE, if one of the moderators could forward this to the other forums that'd be great!

 

http://news.cnet.com/8301-1035_3-57595175-94/why-sprint-is-taking-its-sweet-time-with-4g-lte/

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dbx103 Member Level: Smoke Signals

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Sprint finnaly added Lte In my area. Started receiving signal 2 days ago, But now it's gone. The reason its gone is becasue they force updated my phone Profile to not connect to Lte. It must have been a Test signal for the engineers.

 

The Location Union city, NJ Next to the Lincoln Tunnel

 

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kg4icg Member Level: 4G WiMax

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Wow it's almost October and still no 4g LTE here in Hackensack. Been waiting almost 2 years now.   :(

Been waiting 2 years for Sprint's  LTE which has been rolling out for a little over a year, That is a stretch of a exaggeration, don't ya think?

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Sprint finnaly added Lte In my area. Started receiving signal 2 days ago, But now it's gone. The reason its gone is becasue they force updated my phone Profile to not connect to Lte. It must have been a Test signal for the engineers.

 

The Location Union city, NJ Next to the Lincoln Tunnel

 

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As far as I know, they never do this. They do turn towers on and off. But never block through a PRL..It will eventually be turned back on. Or you could try cycling airplane mode as well. 

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