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I wish someone can transfer one line to me so that I don't need to sign up a two year contract for service on my old phone

for TDD?

Virgin mobile custom now allow data roaming?

http://www.virginmobileusa.com/custom/#/custom-coverage-map

If data roaming is allow, that will beat all other MVNOs.

I guess Sprint stole lots of new ideas from its MVNO and then beat them with lower price.

Application Status I - Inactive  

looks like there is a transfer associated with this block license that you referenced:
http://wireless2.fcc.gov/UlsApp/ApplicationSearch/applMain.jsp?applID=7197161
what does this do and how does effect what you are discussing?

Thanks!

Can someone provide me some background information? How does the rebranding affect me?

Isn't Framily already doing a similar job?  You can choose to only 1G data

The first thing that comes to mind is FreedomPop.

 

They used to use Sprint WiMax for 4G, I believe they now offer LTE services, but I'm not sure through which carriers.

Freedompop till now is still Sprint Only. And it is LTE

So, if they go small cell, do they have to do VoLTE?

Guys, this is much ado about nothing.  Individual device coverage maps have oft been inaccurate.  Do not worry about it.  All Sprint roaming to this point is either Cellular 850 MHz or PCS 1900 MHz.  And all modern devices support both bands for CDMA2000.  Until Sprint adds Lower 700 MHz, Upper 700 MHz, and/or AWS 2100+1700 MHz LTE roaming, the need for individual device coverage maps is basically nil.

 

AJ

Well, there was some hotspot device that doesn't roaming on 850. Not sure why. I tested them on actual device.

Yes

Well, SignalCheck app supposedly should sound an alert for being on 800SMR as I turn it on. But it never did

So that could well be that 1X on BC10  and EVDO still on PCS

Oh, I am using Moto G, so no LTE

Today I saw on my SignalCheck app, it says my 1X RSSI is -69 while EVDO is -100.

How is that possible to have such a huge RSSI difference? Is it possible to connect to different tower for 1X and EVDO?

After reading the post, renew my interests in getting a entry license

Vermont is more than ski slopes and dairy farms.

Yes forgot about Coffee

I do believe T-Mobile is correct in stating its native coverage to be 284 million POP's. That's, to my recollection, more POP's covered than Sprint. But that said, most of that EDGE beyond the 230 million POP's of HSPA/LTE is completely unusable. Rebuilding the infrastructure for T-Mobile to effectively cover that other 54 million will be a very costly endeavor. T-Mobile has to "Network Vision" the rural sites, it's not going to be as easy as driving to the base of a tower, and swapping an Ultrasite for a Flexi. They have to completely rebuild sites. New backhaul, Flexi's, new antennas, and new RRU's.

If they want, they can piggy back on Sprint's NV

I think they will be deploying Sprint b41. That would be the best guess since they want to deploy 100mbps+.

Well, How do you use B41 in a rural area? I think B41 is only appropriate in high density populated area.  Coverage is a issue.

If they have enough B12/17 holdings, it won't be that much a problem to achieve 100Mbps

But I think VTel using B12/17, how do they use Sprint device on their network?

Does Moto G or Moto X support 800 SMR?

Does Moto G support 850 SMR?

Oh, Lightsquared again

How much is the gap betwenn S & T in term of voice subscriber.

Verizon has come out to say they are not interested in Dish

That's what I am thinking. Sprint should buy Dish. And maybe using LTE Broadcast instead of satellite

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