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I don't know of a way. I believe the stock recovery is incapable of using the internal storage and is coded to work with external storage only. At least I cannot get it to see internal storage on my GS3. Robert via CM9 Kindle Fire using Forum Runner

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Defiantly working? Is that a Freudian slip? Robert via CM9 Kindle Fire using Forum Runner

I imagine there are some Sprint colocated on Tmo owned sites, but not many. Sprint mostly is located on sites owned by tower companies. Crown Castle, American Tower, SBA, etc. Robert via CM9 Kindle Fire using Forum Runner

We have not reported Aguadilla as completed yet. We have a NV sites complete map in our Sponsor section that gets updated weekly. That is the best place to track completed sites. Robert via CM9 Kindle Fire using Forum Runner

It would be illegal for them to be dishonest. They would have to believe it and have a path to pull it off in order to say it. But it doesn't have to come true necessarily. They just cannot knowingly lie. Robert via CM9 Kindle Fire using Forum Runner

You don't want to ride with me while I am driving, then. I usually have two phones in my hands, running performance tests, checking my debug screens. Voice to texting with AJ. Robert

NetMonitor does not show LTE site locations. Only 1x. If you see a site shown on the NetMonitor map when you are connected to LTE, it is just the 1x site your phone is connected to. Robert

LTE performance is very signal strength dependent. And with those kind of speeds you had a really weak signal. You cannot use the bars in your signal strength indicator to determine LTE signal strength: http://s4gru.com/ind...ignal-strength/ Robert

Also, if you read our forums, you would see that there are several live LTE sites in the Austin area. We have several members tracking the progress. Also, turning off LTE will not save your battery at all. It is not like WiMax. Your battery burn rate will be the same with LTE on or off. If your iPhone 5 is going through battery really fast, you either have a really poor 3G signal, or your device is defective. Robert

Thanks for the clarification. I missed that. However, in our 9 device testing, the GS3 was right up there with the best radio performers. Including the Motorola Photon. Robert

The GS3 had equal or better radio performance to the EVO LTE in every way in our testing. And these findings seem to be supported by all the observations I have read and seen to date. The issue in the OP is an anomaly associated with this specific unit. Robert

I will say that the LTE connectivity issues don't seem to be a problem on the EVO LTE until you use LTE side by side on it with other Sprint LTE devices (as both you and I have done, and many others in these forums). That is when the EVO LTE connectivity issues become apparent. Otherwise, EVO LTE users are blissfully ignorant that there is a problem. They probably just figure that LTE is not yet deployed in their area, or when it connects automatically in one spot, but doesn't in the same spot the next day, they must think that Sprint must be testing service. As most of you know, I don't know how many times (100's?) I have had to reason with EVO LTE customers who are mad that LTE is not working in their neighborhood, even though it is shown on S4GRU Maps and Sprint coverage maps. They think Sprint is just lying, when in reality, they just couldn't connect to it. Robert

It was in my quote, because it took me a minute or two for me to read your initial post without the quote, then when I hit reply, you had made the edit and it showed up in the quote. I didn't go back and read the quote for changes before I started typing a response. When you hit quote, it doesn't pull the iteration of the post on your screen, it pulls the most recent info in the database for that post. Robert

That is hilarious. And slightly creepy. My wife almost dropped her pumpkin latte. Robert

When I first read your response, you didn't have the Edit of Southern selling service. Hasn't my argument been about not selling service? You have changed the argument. Robert

The FIT area has had 4G LTE active for quite a long time. So the coverage in Sensorly in the Freehold/Marlboro area has grown a little bit every few weeks. Robert

Spectrum is a public resource. It must be available for the public to use. It's probably the only reason why Southern even offers service to the general public to begin with. As a taxpayer, I have a huge problem with a company hoarding public spectrum for their own personal use. I will be the one to happily file the FCC complaint should Southern stop selling service to the general public. Robert

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The FCC point is the best one of all, and amazingly, not one I had even considered. Robert

It may possibly be. However, the issue seems to be software related and not hardware related. Robert

I need to find a way to delegate. Thanks for the offer. Robert