JohnHovah

pass away

Public release by fcc:

http://transition.fc...OC-314532A1.txt

 

 

 

 

 

cliff notes:

Allows for sprint to deploy "G" block along the border

800MHz is in "final" phase of rebanding

great news for San Diego, I can look out from the hills and see Mexico where I am standing at the moment

Please keep us informed as to when the issue gets resolved. I haven't ran out and bought a new device yet since LTE isn't in my area yet (then again neither is Wimax) I would like to see if the SGS3 turns out to have the same issues before swapping out any of my 5 lines.

Also, has anyone heard any rumors on new LTE devices that will be launched this year?? If I recall correctly, they were going to launch 15 (or was that 30?) LTE capable devices this year. By my count we only have 5 offered (Galaxy Nexus, EVO LTE, SGS3, MIFI Tri-fi hotspot, viper.

We have yet to see any LTE tablets and data cards(who uses those anymore?) and obviously the next iteration of the iPhone will likely be LTE capable.

So excluding the upcoming iPhone5, there still remains 9 devices which remain to be seen in the wild and the bulk of them are to be phones(LG LS970 Quadcore?) We should be seeing at least 4 new handsets boasting LTE other than what was announced thusfar

So either some higher ups at the FCC have a brother who works in the balloon business or they want to bring back the Hindenburg. I could see some potential NIMBY issues with locales due to balloons floating everywhere and the potential for damge if they drop out of the sky due to the weather. then again, 50km is not a bad distance and you could probably get away with only a few dozen in a given area as opposed to hundreds or several thousand ground based towers covering the same distance

Also if you are rooted just download msl reader from the market, that the easiest way to get your msl.

only works on HTC phones as far as I know. I am glad my E4GT is rooted. easier to pull up MSL in terminal

well crap, go to page 2 and its already posted. late response