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Horrible. I just did a speed test a few minutes ago. 223ms response time. DL .07 and .05 UL. In mpbs. I have issues with keeping connected during a call as well as sending messages. Now, imperial beach has a pretty good LTE footprint. Work in progress.

That is what I am hoping for. My hope is for timely texting and stable voice. Data would be cool, but I will use wifi anyway.

HA HA. Not a bad idea. I got some nice speeds 3 blocks from the beach (Imperial Beach) on Friday (indoors too).

This is where I live and it is bad. And that store is where I bought my note two last week. Lol. According to things I've seen here, it appears NV hasn't touched the San Ysidro towers yet.

I was in the in and out line national city this afternoon and was using lte while in line. I tested 5 mpbs dl

I was in Imperial Beach last night and got 17 Mbps DL.

-103 dBm 16asu

So is it possible that it is switching between two sites, one that has the upgraded software and one that hasn't been upgraded yet?

I notice at my house, sensorly's detail tab shows me switching between eHRPD and 1x. What does that mean in a nutshell?

Cool. Good to know. Thanks.

The sensorly app is real cool (as you guys already know). I've been able to map areas that have had no mapping. Out of curiosity, does this app use a lot of data?

Cool. I have noticed that in various spots in the county the network seems to be a lot more responsive compared to years past.

I just made the switch. Still not great at the house. Can't wait for NV to finish. Love the Note II.

I am in a "valley" so to speak, approximately 2 miles from the border (off of the 905 freeway). There are spots near me, that are closer to the actual border, that have a more reliable connection. Very interesting info guys.

Cool. Thanks for the info.

I meant I currently have PP and considering switching back to sprint.

Hello. I'm new to the board. I live in extreme southern San Diego county. I apologize if this has been asked before (I searched a bit before). With NV, can I expect an extended range of a cell site? The reason I ask is that where I live, I seem to be in a "fair" zone in terms of coverage. I receive a signal, but it seams like it is not too strong. If I hold the phone to my head, I will consistently drop. If I am using a Bluetooth and not holding the phone, I am usually okay. I am currently with page plus and am considering switching back with all this good news I keep hearing. Thanks and I am enjoying this site.