MacinJosh

maid service

4.2.1 custom ROM's were draining my battery too much so I went back to stock rooted, but hopefully the official update will help. Otherwise I hope tech support over the phone will help me get a GS3 for all the trouble I've had with phones for the last year.

Bread Dough

Wonder Dog

Galaxy Nexus owners, the 4.2.1 official upgrade is coming soon! It's already available for download from Google's own servers too. According to users on Android Central, it has helped with the 3G/1X service quality too! Update file is located here! Source: Phone Arena

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Seven Up!

Probably antenna adjustments as they continue to activate more towers.

Ericsson is NV Contractor for the Tampa area. They are hiring local contractors to do the actual work.

balance beam

Off! Repellent

table top

Sounds like a switch problem. I was in Vegas on December 11th and had no problem.

glass panel

floor display

Work just started in the Las Vegas market. The first 3G sites have just been this week. The 1st LTE sites should start coming online in the Spring time if all goes according to plan. An unofficial launch may happen by June or sooner, but it will take a while for the market to be complete. As soon as you have a 4G LTE signal, please post a screen shot of the Field Test screen, dial *3001#12345#* and look up the LTE section that displays the Physical Cell ID so that we can dispatch someone with an Android phone to map it on Sensorly. The next few months are an exciting time for the Vegas Market.

wild strawberry

Then it sounds like it was blocked in the programming on many devices.

Sounds like a trip to Vegas is in order come the first of February to test out T-Mobile's new LTE network!

wild animals

child development

problem solving

puzzle piece

I think it was put in those 5 phones just to appease the masses and tide them over until LTE took off. If it comes back in a new generation of phones, fine. But with Network Vision going full steam ahead, most people won't even miss SVDO.