linhpham2
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He has a business that he runs, so I think that's why its allowed. He could just be toeing the line somehow, I don't know specifics. Just what was told me lol.
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Here's some details from Google Fiber's acceptable uses policy: "personal non-commercial use of servers that complies with this AUP is acceptable, including using virtual private networks (VPN) to access services in your home and using hardware or applications that include server capabilities for uses like multi-player gaming, video-conferencing, and home security"
https://support.google.com/fiber/answer/2659981?hl=en&topic=2440874&ctx=topic
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There's a Starbucks down here in Miami that has Google Fiber. It's fast as hell. I got 50 Mbps when it was full of people.
-Luis
Google Fiber in Miami? That's news to me. I knew that Starbucks was swapping out AT&T for Google for their free wi-fi.
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He has a business that he runs, so I think that's why its allowed. He could just be toeing the line somehow, I don't know specifics. Just what was told me lol.
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He must have a home-based business since Google doesn't have any small business packages yet.
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I thought most ISPs banned running servers, but VPN connections were ok.
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Portland is one of the 9 cities that Google is considering expanding Fiber to. Hopefully, the regional cities in negotiations with Google don't screw things up. I badly want to dump Comcast for a Fiber connection.
Anyone in Provo, UT or KCMO/KCK have Google Fiber? How good is it?
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I'm kind of hoping that Aereo wins it's SCOTUS case. If enough broadcasters are forced off of the air due to decreased revenue (retransmission fees), hopefully this will mean more 600 mhz spectrum to auction off.
What do you think?
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Later this year. Exactly when? Unknown.
Customer service said 800 lte was coming in 8-9 months (fall-ish). Not sure when for 2.5 ghz.
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Premier Sponsors have access to the current (as far as we know) deployment schedule for band 41.
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Whats the minimum donation for premier status?
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Any word when Portland is getting Spark?
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If Son wanted to compete in the fixed wireless broadband market, why not buy Dish's spectrum holdings (not including the GPS-interfering portions). Grab as much spectrum as possible and sell off any divestures required to get the deal approved. IIRC, Dish was interested in fixed wireless broadband and it doesn't look like they'll be able to build out their spectrum anytime soon.
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Not sure if this is related but I was out shopping at a Costco. I tried using internet to compare prices. But I couldn't connect even though SignalCheck said I had a strong EV-DO connection (in the 70's or so).
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Shouldn't the 22% discount for data be off of $60 instead of 40 for the Sprint bill?
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I think it speaks volumes to the service we currently have when people's default suggestion is to turn off the service we are paying for.
It's a more obvious sign that battery technology hasn't kept up with usage demands. Until then, you don't need to leave 3g/4g constantly on - otherwise it'll drain your battery.
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Can LTE Broadcast be used for Netflix and other streaming content? Or even Slingplayer? I use both program fairly often
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According to their website, you send in your phone. They'll try to fix it or pay out the full retail price of the phone. In my policy with them, I don't see a deductible mentioned in the contract.
My bad...found it. My deductible is $100. Pretty good
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Oh So when the phone fucks up or you break it.. you have to pay out of pocket up to 300$ to have it fixed?.. I'll stick to paying 10$ a month lol
According to their website, you send in your phone. They'll try to fix it or pay out the full retail price of the phone. In my policy with them, I don't see a deductible mentioned in the contract.
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what? lol 10$ a month and I've gone through 3 GS3's without paying a dime./
I'd rather have cash to get the latest hot phone
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I go through best buy 10$ a month.. lol best insurance ever
According to their web site, its a fix or exchange policy too.
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Misc/Geek-Squad-Protection/pcmcat159800050001.c?id=pcmcat159800050001
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I could actually see Sprint having their Sprint TV app use LTE Broadcast.
Does anyone even pay for Sprint TV content? Sounds like another money pit for Sprint to shut down.
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During their Q2 conference call.When did Sprint announce TD-LTE to all sites? What day did I miss that? I'm so excited!
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Sprint's insurance program is a rip off @ $11/month. IIrc, it's a fix or exchange only program
How does squaretrade's policies work in practice? As i understand it, they'll try to fix your phone or they'll pay out the cash value of your phone. Are they like other insurers who'll sell you a policy and then deny your claims as long as possible?
If they pay out, you can use the money to buy the latest hot phone.
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Is there any way to set the network scan interval? Or add this as a feature? I want to get onto a 4g signal asap.
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Turn off the data connection while at work or get a zerolemon 9300 mah battery if you want longer battery life.
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It's not so much stigma = negative social status. But more stigma = negative feedback and comments mentioned.Since when did the cell phone provider you go with become such a social stigma?
In other forums, and tech sites like cnet or engadget, whenever Sprint is mentioned (in the news or otherwise) it seems like there's alot of horror stories, whining and complaining dredged up and that sort of stuff.
Re: other forums: http://s4gru.com/index.php?/topic/4343-sprintcom-forums-yikes/
I'll admit to some complaining in my earlier posts. Though I prefer to see it as being "objective and rational."
Sprint's not too bad since I'm only paying 1/3 to 1/2 of a normal full bill. Basically, "Buyer beware. You get what pay/paid for."
// end off-topic stuff. Back to 800mhz conversation
Aereo - what do you think of it?
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Not an obsession - just progress/changing with the times. There's growing demand for mobile data and more people are cutting cords/watching less tv.
IIRC, the US govt is currently studying how to consolidate their spectrum holdings and share the private sector. But that's like 10+ years off before anything useful.