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Posts posted by kckid
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Sprint must be continuing to work on the network, This morning, when I toggled my airplane mode, I connected LTE to the two nearest towers, but it quickly went to eHRPD and have not been able to connect LTE since. This was at 151st and Nall in OP.
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Have not been able to connect 4G from home, so went to the location where I had previously connected 4G ( 135st and Neiman). I connected 4G after toggling to CDMA and back to LTE. I tried to do a speed test, but it would not complete.
There is more work to be done in this area...
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After today's OTA update, I looked in the LTE Available file, which had been empty since I cleared it, and it now has a record.
0. SID:4139 NID:42 BSID:785
Has the top always said CDMA List?
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i donwnloaded the update and my phone is stuck on the "verifying package" screen. if i click ok nothing happens and then it says downloading again and quickly returns to this screen. any ideas.
I had the same problem and just downloaded it again.
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Any guesses on the exact time Sprint will throw the switch on July 15th, and turn on LTE?
Mine is 3am!
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Just wondering, Is a tower that connects eHRPD already upgraded?
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Went back to the area where I picked up LTE, It only connected 3G, and there is still no entries in the file. I suspect you have to actually connect to get a record inserted in the file.
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I have cleared the file, and currently connected eHRPD. The file is empty and has been that way for the last 5 minutes. I will check it again when I get back to overland park where I know there it's lte and let you know what happens.
File is still empty this morning. I will drive by the location where I made the LTE connection, and see what happens then.
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I have cleared the file, and currently connected eHRPD. The file is empty and has been that way for the last 5 minutes. I will check it again when I get back to overland park where I know there it's lte and let you know what happens.
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Is there a way on the HTC EVO LTE to lock the volume so it cah't be changed when the phone is locked? I can't stand it when I change the volume without realizing it while the phone is locked. Most of the time it is to silent and I don't realize I'm getting a call.
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Thanks for the info!!
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I was in southern Missouri this weekend on a canoe trip. The only service that was available was from Alltel. When are you charged for roaming and how do you know if you will be charged for roaming? I thought must carriers in the US had agreements that allowed other carriers to use their network.
A friend I was with said he was roaming in GA and got a pretty expensive bill. He is also a sprint customer.
Thanks
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Held a Verizon galaxy s 3 today, sweet phone, but I think I'll stay with my EVO LTE.
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My versions are exactly the same as Odell's. Mine is stock OS
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We reported that in lab testing, the EVO LTE had a connectivity issue with the LTE network. They did not have it worked out before they shipped the device. We believe that an OTA is coming soon to fix the issue, and Sprint is blocking LTE connections to prevent the issue from becoming known.
We already had a member who ran the EVO LTE and Galaxy Nexus side by side for a day or so when connected to Sprint 4G LTE in Atlanta. At first, the EVO LTE had no issues and actually performed better than the GNex. But after a few hours, the EVO LTE would not connect to LTE at all. It was almost like the LTE signal was not there anymore. However, his GNex could connect to the LTE still and ran just fine. He tried rebooting, cycling through airplane mode, LTE mode, etc. but could not get the EVO LTE back on the LTE network. The GNex was unaffected and continued to connect and run fast on Sprint LTE.
Later, on its own, the EVO LTE came back and connected to the LTE network again...but several hours later. Our member would have had no idea there was an issue with the EVO had he not also owned a GNex. He would have assumed that the tower was just taken down or blocked during the period where the EVO LTE did not get a signal. So we are taking this episode (and another one reported) as anecdotal evidence in support of the LTE Connectivity issue we reported.
I don't think we will see Sprint stop LTE blocking until they can fix the problem with the LTE Connectivity issue. Hopefully, Sprint/HTC can issue a fix soon.
Robert
Thanks for the Info!!
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What is the EVO 4G LTE data bug?
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Heard that the go live date of LTE is in July for Kansas City.
FWIW: my source does not work for the company but has some good contacts.
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AJ
AJ - What app are you using for the speed testing?
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Tower at 151st and US 69 HWY in south Overland Park, KS Looks like work has been done with new cable.
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Sprint LTE VS Verizon LTE speed test
in Network, Network Vision/LTE Deployment
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Today I was able to test a Verizon LTE Rezound and the Sprint LTE EVO from the same location.
Here is the results:
Sprint Download: 6065kbps Upload: 6599kpbs Ping: 62ms
Verizon Download: 10867kbps Upload: 3907kbps Ping: 117ms