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24015. Does anyone have any info on this prl? Edit: Thanks to whomever it was that moved my post to this thread. I did not know this thread even exsisted... Also thanks for not getting rude about where it was originally posted, unlike a couple of people here on s4gru who seem to have no tolerance for any mistakes.

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For those of you that may not know about Chris or Chad here is a little info. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chris_Kyle http://www.cnn.com/2013/02/03/us/texas-sniper-killed-kyle-profile/index.html

I know that a lot of us Tech Nerds here are serving or have served our country and live in the central Texas area, so I thought this info might be of use to you. But anyone and everyone who is in the area is welcome and encouraged to come show support for two American Heros and their families. Bring your family and teach your kids that Duty, Honor, Country are still important. SHOW YOUR SUPPORT!! Are you near US-67 or I-35? (Midlothian to Austin) Grab your flag &/or a hand-written sign, to honor Chris & Chad. The processional will be ...leaving Midlothian, Texas at approximately 9:00 a.m. Tuesday, February 12, and will be traveling to Austin via US-67 S and I-35W S. Anyone living in communities along the US-67 S or I-35 S procession route; i.e., Alvarado, Hillsboro, Waco, Temple, Belton, Georgetown, Round Rock, Pflugerville and anywhere in between are encouraged to show their support. Show their families they are loved! ... their lives were not in vain. Their story goes from pride & patriotism to a beyond-imagination tragic end. Let's give 'em the proper send off. "I've lived the literal meaning of the "land of the free" and "home of the brave". It's not corny for me. I feel it in my heart. I feel it in my chest." ~Chris Kyle Please show support if you can.

This update fixed the issues Ive been having with the prox sensor and my voice mail. Everything seems good so far but I havent had the oppurtunity to check my lte connection or wifi connection as of yet. Ill be looking into those later today.

Ive had that issue ever since the last update. Its seems somewhat better after the jb update but still not as good as the original ics.

Mmmm.... Key Lime Pie! My favorite! Im originally from Key West. Which by the way, was just added to the list to be receiving LTE love from sprint.

This is what I have on my Evo from the last update awhile back. The only difference is the PRL. Mine is 24006.

It is just as I figured, no update for the EVO Lte 4g. Oh well, we will get it eventually, probably right after the Samsung Slll gets Licorice or whatever the next big update is going to be called. To be honest I really wasnt expecting jellybean for the Evo this quickly anyways. It wouldve been a pleasant suprise, It will be here eventually, just got to be patient and wait it out.

Im still doubtful that this update will appear today. Too many typos and errors in the "announcement" to be true. This is my opinion, please dont attack me. Now if it does happen to be correct, I'll be just as happy as the rest of you.

The firmware update could not be completed. Please try again later. If the problem persist, you may need to contact customer service. Error code: 1233

Error code: 1233 here also

It would be nice if Sprint would actually finish a market before they started a new one. I believe they are already over extended as it is. They are behind in existing markets, especially the markets that Ericsson is working in.

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Blacks BBQ is the best. Ive been eating there off and on since the early 70's. My dad, even longer. My kids have eaten there and Im hoping my grandkids will too.

Dont count on it. Looks can be deceiving. I thought the same thing when LTE started popping up in San Antonio. But I have noticed that the SA deployment seems to have stagnated. Sprint appears to be trying to get other locations involved with LTE rather than finishing up what they have started here in SA. Im not saying they have done zero, but when you consider the number of towers that have been added since the SA market opened up, especially when you look at other markets. Well I would say that something is up. Now they could be experiencing issues here that we dont know about, but it sure would be nice if they would give us better updates. I know S4GRU is doing the best they can to give us info, but it really is Sprints responsibility to inform their customers and not a 3rd party. Just my view of things at this time. Please dont take this as a rant, it really isnt. Im looking forward to Sprint finishing up NV. I think they have finally figured it out this time and will be successful with the new network. On a positive note, where I am able to get LTE, it is amazing. Patience is a virtue. Im working on this everyday

To answer the question that I think you are asking. Yes, that is all of Sprints towers. I believe there are a few not getting NV but most will be receiving the upgrades. As far as Sprint owning the the towers themselves, Most cell towers are owned by a company or companies that lease them to the cell companies.

I got it earlier today. Seems to have fixed the issue.

I have the Evolte also. I do experience this issue every so often. Its not something that happens all the time (at least so far). I have found that it occurs when the phone is hot. I work a lot in hot attics or in direct sunlight so my phone will sometimes get pretty warm, but that is the only time I seem to have this issue.

Ahhhh!! My head is starting to hurt. To much technical information to absorb in one sitting. Can you two speak at a normal intellegence level for us retards that are trying to understand what you are talking about? Just kidding of course, this is some good info.

At this point the only thing I can say is I guees we all need to be patient and wait to see what the OTA brings us. Im sure there are some members in here that are way more informed and knowlegeable than I am that could weigh in on this and probably give better information. AJ or Robert?

I think I have read on here that the signal threshold on the evolte and possibly the s3 are not properly set to allow the phone connect to the lte signal vs the cdma signal. In other words, from my understanding, the cdma signal is pretty much overpowering the lte so it connects to the cdma signal. When Im in an area that is saturated with lte I have no issues connecting to the lte signal. If I go into a building and lose lte it will reconnect when I come back out. It does it without being toggled.

I could be mistaken, but I think you may be incorrectly assuming the purpose or at least the time interval of the scan. It would seem quite pointless to scan for lte every 30 thirty minutes. If this is indeed scanning for an lte signal to connect to it would seem more likely to scan every 30 seconds. The reason I say this is that these are mobile phones and you can very quickly move in or out of lte coverage just by driving down the road or going in/out of buildings. Why would they make you wait 30 minutes to check to see if you had lte coverage to reconnect again? Im just guessing at this myself. Anyone?

I have no wimax in Universal city which is a suburb of San Antonio. I do have a lte tower that is live, approx 3/4 of a mile away, but i get no lte from it. I do get 3g and 1x if I stand in my yard it will not work in my house. If I go sit near the tower and on the opposite side of the tower from my house I will get lte but the signal is not that great most of the time. I honestly think that there is something wrong with this particular tower.