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Almost at 76% licenses "sold" at $160 million. Like watching paint dry. Will check again in a few days.
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I guess we'll see how many takers there are for this: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-08-04/dish-nears-launch-of-mobile-service-taking-on-at-t-and-verizon One early drawback to the Boost Infinite service is that, for now, subscribers will need to buy a $900 Motorola Edge+ phone to get connected to Dish’s new network. More phones that are compatible with the system are expected in the third quarter, Dish told analysts Wednesday. Registration Site: https://www.boostinfinite.com I remember when Virgin Mobile went iPhone-only: https://techcrunch.com/2017/06/21/virgin-mobile-goes-iphone-only-offers-a-year-of-service-for-1/ That didn't go so well.
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By DerekKY1980 · Posted
Hey Mike Ya I was the one that brought the issue to your attn for the color thing on my 6T like 3-4 years ago that was fixed after like 6 months and I never had any issues with that anymore till the 1st Android/OxygenOS 12 update but it hasn't done that anymore (that i've seen lately) it just doesn't give me the signal strength much anymore it'll show it for like 5 mins then switch to "--" and stay that way Sometimes if I close it out and reopen it it'll come back (tho the icon is delayed showing up for like a min or so when it used to show up instantly) but after a few mins it's back to showing "--" again and other times it'll just come back to the "--" -
Sounds like an awesome project—keep us posted on how it’s going! Also—if you’re able to figure out logging, I can work with you to get the data uploaded to SignalCheck.
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Yesterday, I saw a post on Facebook from an old friend about the Evolve III Maestro, a $60 laptop (at Micro Center) that apparently has an LTE modem in it. Specifically, the Quectel EC25-AF*. The nearest Micro Center was sold out of new ones, but offered open box at $48. So for $51 after tax, I walked out this morning with one. An absolute steal. I backed up the Windows product key and then put Kubuntu 22.04 on it. I spent a lot of time today trying to get the build tools installed so I could get the wifi module installed and running, and once I did that, I pretty quickly got to sending it modem commands, which I've never done before. I don't have a SIM in it yet, but it does seem to function as it should. (I figured out the command to get Timing Advance values out of it, but without a SIM, I doubt it would have such values.) Now I'm trying to puzzle out how to write some kind of script or small program to use it for logging purposes. I think I've worked out how to send commands to it from bash using socat, but I need to pick specific commands to run. I'd actually like to replace some of my phones with this if I can get it to record cells, with GPS, and cycle through a set of bands repeatedly. My current phone collection consists of 9 phones other than my main S21FE, and they require babysitting while I'm logging. It'd be nice to pare that down to a more reasonable number and let the computer do the work, hopefully in the back seat with less babysitting. - Trip ===== * Per the spec sheet, it supports B2/4/5/12/13/14/66/71. That'd cover all of Verizon and US Cellular LTE, all but B29/30 on AT&T, and all but B41 and Sprint Keep on B26 for T-Mobile.
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