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Do you think that Sprint will update their coverage map to show at least the 3G roaming any time soon? Also will it show as Sprint 3G or Off-Network 3G?

There are indeed some 3G roaming on the map. You need to zoom in a lot to see that

I'm sure it's over 300M pops...but I don't think Sprint has mentioned total voice coverage since they've done 800Mhz 1x over most of their footprint.

I think 800 on 1X only improves existing coverage. It does not go beyond Sprint's existing footprint (maybe a little bit but not huge)

I think this is the reason we need sensorly.

That was not the case with me. My billing cycle has not reset yet. Part of the month on Inland

Cellular was roaming and part of the month was native.

Sprint and Inland has some coverage overlap. So you maybe getting Sprint native signal for a while. For example, both have native signal in lewiston.

Carlson family owns both. 

Well, if USCC can get an DE discount this way, there is no reason to blast Dish for doing the same thing.

IS USCC & King Street Wireless similar to what was Sprint & Clearwire before?

Is King Street Wireless an DE for USCC to get discount?

Going to USCC NC territory this weekend. So should expect 3G roaming?

 

I'm on $60 unlimited data. Will I get more than a 100MB roaming bucket on USCC and is Sprint pretty anal about charging after the bucket is depleted?

USCC in NW is 1X roaming

There are many other CCA's CDMA not count as pseudo native. 

Will VirginMobile/Boost have access to pseudo native coverage?

Is it possible to do a Google Map overlay?

How many T&R from other carriers?

One RRPP carrier store manager told me he expects LTE in next 2 months.

That I am unsure of. Maybe someone else can help clarify.

10Gb Fiber is definitely needed for macro site. Not sure for small cell.

Well, I guess in those locations that need small cell, it usually located in downtown of  big metro area where fibers are easy to get.

http://www.fiercewireless.com/story/sprints-claure-heads-japan-get-sons-sign-network-densification-plan/2015-05-12

But you will still need to have 10Gb Fiber to use cloud RAN, Right?

I have read articles says that to using Cloud RAN you will need huge amount of cell backhaul. I doubt Sprint can get really good backhaul in lots of places for C-RAN to work.

No. Your call will drop. And you'll have to redial.

 

 

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They could use some over-the-top solutions. a.k.a Republic Wireless fallback

CDMA and lte are not inherently compatible.

The upgrade path for CDMA operators was supposed to be Ultra Mobile Broadband not lte.

 

 

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But Verizon is falling back to 3G from VoLTE, aren't they?

Sprint is not gonna push out volte till they get 800mhz lte everywhere because there's no seemless fallback to 3G voice like for TMO, att.

 

 

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Why no fallback to 3G voice?

Just visit Minneapolis/st. Paul. The spark coverage here is amazing

So, are you saying anything other than Manhattan does not deserve a good Sprint coverage?

I guess once you activated it, you will have hard time to get it exchanged. Unless you pay the restocking fee. I think it is $36.

http://www.cricketusers.com

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Not to turn this into an Android vs iPhone fan boy contest, but with the way Apple has lagged behind android and how they like to offer "Apple Only" services...not going to happen.

 

You're better off praying for Apple to start a similar service instead of them allowing google into their phones. Sorta like how Apple Pay came along way after Google Wallet was around.

There maybe an Apple wireless with ATT+Verizon network.

But I really want Google Wireless to be CCA wireless (which roam on every CCA members)

Google is doing what son couldn't...

Merge Tmo/sprint... Its a little more expensive but it you believe what sprint is doing and add in Tmo you should theoretically have the best data experience, and be on par with att/Verizon. Which is something sprint can't do yet as they are still building out. Something Tmo can't do yet as they don't have enough in building coverage yet..

Is it possible to do CA cross carrier?

This is my guess: http://www.bigskymobile.com/pages.php?pID=8&osCsid=640ee78df9c4018f3553991c32ea40c1

You are right. That match's Google's coverage map. Big Sky mobile is so small that they were not a CCA member.