jordanlong20

Don't worry. 4.4 will address all of the issues

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It's possible, but not likely. I'd rather set your expectations low, rather than high. Sprint's weird authentication system keeps it difficult to let Google sell it themselves and let you buy it off contract from them.

Could you not buy the sprint gnexus off contract?.

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I guess most likely scenario is that the evleak tweet contains place holder photos

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I'm visiting Austin this week, staying downtown at the Radisson. My S3 is picking up 4G on and off but the speeds are very poor, slower than then old 3G frequently. What is going on? I thought Austin LTE was well built out at this point?

 

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South of town as well as NE are alright. Central, downtown, east Austin, and campus are head scratchingly slow

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Running speed test from my hotel at Congress street bridge on the 11th floor facing south, I only get 385ms ping, 1.15 down and it shows nothing going up. Anyone else having issues in Austin lately?

I live nearly equidistant from the tower and im pretty surprised you even had a signal,

There is an iPhone app, Apple just doesn't allow it to collect data.

none at all? is there a way around this (besides jailbreaking and side loading)?

Austin with the pound for pound most contributors.

So I just read this whole thread after only being slightly familliar with the discrepancy in lte signals from phone to phone.

what I believe I just read is that the Evo Lte has the same chipset (aka physical radios) as the GSIII and due to poor software settings (aka software radios/settings/tunings/etc) the phone doesn't perform as well as the similarly equipped GSIII?

if so, that is much worse than my original understanding if the hardware is the same, yet the evo lte cant keep up.

a software/radio update should be issued ASAP for something so simple (assuming i'm understanding correctly). If it was a hardware issue, that would be diff, but software....thats rather disappointing.

didn't read thread but

on the EVO LTE

settings>about>network

your LTE strength is listed there (RSRP)

ETA for article? We are just that impatient.