-
Posts
942 -
Joined
-
Last visited
-
Days Won
2
Content Type
Profiles
Blogs
Articles
Media Demo
Gallery
Downloads
Events
Forums
Posts posted by JimBob
-
-
4 hours ago, RedSpark said:
Raising 2021 Merger Synergies Guidance on Continued Integration Progress
- Expect Merger synergies of $2.8 billion to $3.1 billion
- Approximately 50 percent of Sprint customer traffic is now carried on the T-Mobile network, 2x more than last quarter
- Approximately 20 percent of Sprint customers have been moved to the T-Mobile network
Good results. I wish TMUS would pay a dividend. Its share price has been stagnant the past 6 months.
- 1
-
DISH seem to be beating expectations and performing well both financially and technically.
-
Amazon likely to partner with Dish on mobile service
https://seekingalpha.com/news/3664173-amazon-likely-to-partner-with-dish-on-mobile-service-boost-mobile-founder-says
-
5 hours ago, Trip said:
And here's the Shentel announcement:
- Trip
Big growth potential for the rest of ShenTel's wired and fixed wireless broadband internet. Lots of public and private money coming to close the digital divide in their non-urban markets.
- 2
-
5 hours ago, Trip said:
And here's the sale announcement:
- Trip
Nice. I bet another big company will be looking at buying up the remaining parts of ShenTel's internet business.
-
8 hours ago, Trip said:
I'm a lot less skeptical than I was a few months ago about the future of the Shentel region. Based on what I've seen in this area, almost every non-co-located Sprint site now seems to be running the 312250 PLMN, implying they're all "keep" sites. I would expect similar in the Shentel region, so presumably they would be keeping the network together.
Of course, I'll believe it when I see it. You never know when it comes to the more rural areas. I would like to see Shentel leave the Network Vision panels in place with PCS on them, and add a 600/700 panel to each site. Cheap and easy. Where extra capacity is needed, like Charlottesville, swap the Network Vision panel for an AWS/PCS panel and add 2.5 GHz panels. Instant top-quality network throughout the region.
But in any event, since the sale hasn't gone through yet, as long as you aren't on ROAMAHOME and haven't swapped out your SIM for a T-Mobile one, you should still be on the Shentel network and little should have changed. I assume there will be an investor call in the next week or two which may or may not have information in it about the progress. Last one was in early November, so we're due soon.
- Trip
Hopefully a good investor call. I bought shares in SHEN last Friday at $39.
-
Any update on sale to TMUS?
- 1
-
Good value.
-
I am cautiously optimistic seeing Dish's continued news and progress.
-
Dish won’t have major 5G market up and running until Q3 of 2021
-
T-Mobile tops 100M customers, posts $1.3B in quarterly profit six months after Sprint merger
- 2
-
My parents are moving to Richmond/Henrico area this winter. Is there good coverage/service there?
-
Why Verizon Is Betting Big on Prepaid Wireless
https://www.fool.com/investing/2020/10/13/verizon-is-betting-big-on-prepaid-wireless-heres-w/
-
Analyst price targets increase for T-Mobile stock: https://seekingalpha.com/news/3622957-analysts-reiterate-t-mobile-bullishness-looking-to-sprint-synergies
-
DOJ says no to Dish-DirecTV merger: https://seekingalpha.com/news/3622621-doj-dampens-hopes-for-directv-dish-combination-report
-
On 7/29/2020 at 9:35 PM, mideastbeast said:
How do you like the phone JimBob? I'm thinking about picking one up. Any big issues you don't like? I was gonna wait for the LG Velvet but no face unlock on that one hurts. I know 2D face unlock isn't very secure but it's almost a must have for me.
I am highly satisfied.
-
This is a great deal for most Americans (especially age 60+) who do not need crazy high speeds for their home devices, but have been getting charged $100+/month from Comcast, Spectrum/TWC, etc.
-
Analyst: T-Mobile is now worth no less than $172 per share (current price: $118)
https://seekingalpha.com/article/4371958-t-mobiles-new-price-target-offers-upside
- 3
-
16 minutes ago, dro1984 said:
Why does average America need more than 100 mbps?? Really? It's called technology advancement. Why do we need 707 Hp cars? Model T's and VW Bugs with 48hp still did the job. Why do we need flat screen HDtvs when the old 480p big box picture tube ones worked? Not a worthy rebuttal. T-Mob needs to turn up the gas. Fix the outages on the east coast. (Maryland, PA, Virginia..)...
Apple still does not even have any 5G iPhones yet. They were also late to 3G and 4G, but yet still sell the most phones at the most profit every year.
Successful companies will give the market what people want to buy.
- 1
-
20 minutes ago, dro1984 said:
Don't buy into all the Pep-rally ... Capex is only slight ahead of last year at this time. Should be higher if you're really building up the network. Gotta read the numbers first and turn the volume down on Mike and Neville with their Magenta pom-poms. 2H 2020 Capex is going to near 6.7B. (it's less than 4.7B 1st half..on par with last year.) That's better but still not if you want to be playing with the big guys. AT&T and Verizon both are looking at Capex numbers approaching over 20B each. I agree with the derrph above... ok, you're 2nd in size with subscribers, but until you have the network fixed you have to spend some money. I routing hard for T-Mobile, but my service and many others aren't great. Many of my friends with 5G phones are only getting fair speeds that would be equal to what LTE could provide. (less than 100mbps) That needs to change... quickly.
Sounds like a niche criticism.
Why does the average American need more than 100mbps cellular speeds while mostly stuck at home on WiFi in the middle of a pandemic?
The industry-record subscriber gains seem to indicate that T-Mobile is investing in the right services at the right value for what most consumers need right now.
- 1
-
New T-Mobile Overtakes AT&T as #2 Wireless Provider
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/t-mobile-overtakes-t-america-200100963.html
- 4
-
The following worked from a google search. The screen still dims, but at least it doesn't totally timeout.
If it's sufficient for you to only keep screen on when charging, you can turn on the Stay awake option in Developer options.
To do this:
- Open Settings, navigate to About [device] (tablet, phone etc.)
- Find Build number entry there. If there's none, it may be in Software information subsection.
- Tap Build number 7 times
- Make sure that a message pops up saying that you've become a developer (or that developer mode is already enabled)
- Go back to Settings main menu
- Find the newly-appeared Developer options item
- Turn on Stay awake option
- 2
-
12 hours ago, Swordfish said:
Random question, but I see that Sprint is selling the Oneplus 8 5G. Will this phone still be good in the future after the merger ? I saw some of the earlier 5G phones on Sprint are being disconnected as T-Mobile is moving forward. I wouldn't want to get a phone that is obsolete in less than 12 months.
The OnePlus 8 phone is good post-merger.
The first 5G phones such as the Galaxy S10 are obsolete.
- 1
-
This week I switched from a Sprint 4G phone to a T-Mobile 5G.
Connectivity is significantly better, specifically when I am deep inside my apartment building or in an elevator down to the underground garage.
- 1
Galaxy S20 Series Discussion
in Samsung
Posted
T-Mobile is now rapidly shutting down the Sprint network as the first December 31, 2021 deadline approaches.
Time to make the switch.