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Sprint couldn't realistically build a LTE/WiMax smartphone that would have specs and performance (especially battery performance) that was going to make their customers happy. The device would seem somewhat regressive. Also, the cost would be quite high and OEM's wouldn't be thrilled to make it. And its shelf life would be limited too. And then there's the issue that WiMax never went full scale with deployment in only 71 cities. As good of a fit as it may seem in the active WiMax markets, the good fit would be short lived and the device would probably not get good press. It just isn't a good idea, all things considered. People who just must have a LTE device now, but want to keep WiMax do have a MiFi option at least. Robert via Kindle Fire using Forum Runner

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Sprint has already selected two places for 800 LTE FIT's. However, it can't do the FIT in Puerto Rico. They don't have a 5MHz up and downlink in SMR in Puerto Rico to deploy it. Robert via Kindle Fire using Forum Runner

Gotcha. I didn't realize you were talking about two different locations. Robert via Kindle Fire using Forum Runner

Something has changed drastically. There is no way you can go from -100dBm on an EVO 3D and go to -66dBm on an EVO LTE. Something else is at play. There is a problem somewhere. Or a new tower went live...which doesn't seem likely. Could it be a problem with the app? Robert via Kindle Fire using Forum Runner

None of us really should be complaining. We are all victims. Including Sprint. And of course, that is my opinion. Robert via Kindle Fire using Forum Runner

Bummer. I was afraid this might happen. It sounds like all the 4G LTE sites have been blocked now. I am hearing reports all over where people can no longer access LTE sites they used to be able to. I think they have locked them down because of the EVO LTE. I think they don't want people to discover their precious new EVO LTE's have connectivity issues to the LTE network. Although I have not received any inside information to back this up, I'm expecting there to be an OTA that comes out within the next few weeks. And when it does, Sprint will claim the OTA will open up the device to use LTE, and then they will stop unblocking the network. Sprint needs to just be more open about this stuff. Robert via Kindle Fire using Forum Runner

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If 7 sites are live now, how can you say it starts in June? Wouldn't it be more proper to say it has already started? Just saying. Also, one of our members has already shown us pics of a NV site in Yauco, PR. But he posted it in a Sponsor area. NV is indeed underway in PR. Robert via Kindle Fire using Forum Runner

And there are lots of reasons why two devices can have vastly different speeds, of course. The most obvious is being connected to different sites. And this is something difficult for most users to be able to definitively rule out. But eHRPD is only available at NV sites. As AJ points out above that eHRPD is connected through new backhaul to new NV 4G cores. So only NV sites will have eHRPD. Robert via Kindle Fire using Forum Runner