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  1. WiWavelength
    Since it does not support SVLTE, I doubt that this variant is specifically for USCC. AJ
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    Sure, just use the general settings menu to put the handset into "3G" mode. You will have CDMA1X voice/SMS/data and EV-DO data. AJ
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    Yes and no. Yes, we do know. And, no, it does not. The Sprint variant covers bands 25/26/41 -- along with probably some international bands. The regional "R4" variant covers bands 2/4/5/12/17 -- and it supports SVLTE. It is a separate CCA/RRPP version. AJ
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    Check the engineering screens. If the idle handset indicates valid connection stats for both LTE and CDMA1X, then it is not using e/CSFB. AJ
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    Where is the indication that the iPhone 6 Sprint variants use e/CSFB for LTE and CDMA2000? I have not seen this, and it certainly was not the case for the iPhone 5 variants. AJ
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    And yet, here I sit, still bone dry. No one has a big enough fastball to knock me off my perch. AJ
  7. WiWavelength
    No, we should get rid of cellphones -- because, ironically, most of the people who worry over cell site radiation do use cellphones. They fail to understand that little cellphones expose them to far greater radiation than do big cell sites. AJ
  8. WiWavelength
    Let us limit this discussion to the RF technology involved. Tinfoil hat, anti government rhetoric is unnecessary. AJ
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    Judging by his pic, did he leave Motorola to serve Daddy Warbucks? AJ
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    Read the Twitter and Google+ feeds. Plenty of people still hitch their wagons to specific devices. Those people may be morons, but they exist in significant numbers, nonetheless. AJ
  11. WiWavelength
    Bingo. You nailed it. AJ
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    LAN parties? AJ
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    AJ
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    That this handset is the Nexus 5 successor was my initial supposition when I saw the FCC OET filing. But the odds that it actually is the Nexus 5 successor are practically zero. The FCC OET ID goes in direct sequence with the other 2014 Moto X variants. AJ
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    Also, left hand drive or right hand drive. AJ
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    Cuckoo, cuckoo... AJ
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    Yeah, yeah, welcome to 1997. I got your fax machine right here... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MWXhfywmQ5A AJ
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    Okay, I will go next: El Capitan, Half Dome, and Mariposa Grove. AJ
  22. WiWavelength
    Great! A newly updated OS for your existing device(s) will solve all of your problems. iOS 8 will make you younger, healthier, taller, richer, and better looking. AJ
  23. WiWavelength
    Is anything good in rural Georgia? Besides "Deliverance." Cue banjo strumming... AJ
  24. WiWavelength
    Why are you making assumptions and putting words in my mouth? Why are you not quoting me verbatim? And cite where I mentioned anything about ETFs. But the assertion that "T-Mobile is spending more and more per sub to acquire and retain" is true. That is a logical comparison to T-Mobile in the past. AJ
  25. WiWavelength
    That defeats the purpose. Reports indicate that this is just an Asus 802.11ac router running T-Mobile firmware to prioritize QoS for packet switched voice. Flashing alternative firmware is beside the point -- unless you are just trolling for a free router. AJ
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