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Good evening everyone,

 

I'm Ken from Baltimore and have been looking much at this site after I got my Galaxy S3 and finding out more about the NV/LTE rollout in the Northeast and about future deployments elsewhere. I decided to join to gain more information about the project and share some of the speeds I have been getting around the Baltimore/Washington area.

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Ageed (never posted an introduction of my own) but another suggestion is to download the free Sensorly app and map your travels and help others see where Sprint's coverage is picking up.

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