dschoenike

Was extremely happy to wake up and have 4G here in South Milwaukee today.  I see LTE has been mapped a bit on Sensorly in S.M, but I personally never was able to get a signal.  Decent speeds at 12mb down and 8 up.  Its been a good day

 Dschoenike

I work right near 164 and Dolphin Dr. I will map that area tomorrow.  Thanks for the heads up. Now if I can only get 4g near Grant park in South MIlwaukee I will be in heaven.

Im totally with you on that.  i live on Poplar Ave which is closer to SM high school than to the lake,  and unfortunately my neighborhood has been a real sprint dead spot forever

Dschoenike

Greetings. Today I mapped a previously unmapped area in downtown Milwauke (McKinley Ave exit on 43N to 6th street).  I noticed it showed up on Sensorly tonight, but its a very light purple (no bars). What does that mean exactly?  Does it mean it was a strong enough signal for my phone use it, but just not strong enough to provide data?  My apologies if this was a silly question, but I'm curious to how that all works.  Thx guys

dschoenike

Rest easy. Sprint will not be scrapping unlimited in the near future. SoftBank is also known for their unlimited data. And it's Sprint's big differentiator from the duopoly.

 

Robert from Note 2 using Tapatalk 4 Beta

thank you for the assurance. I've been a pretty happy sprint customer regardless. But its nice to know, sticking it out through the tough times will be worth it. I didn't want to get of the Hone Bridge today with that wonderful LTE signal

We Are loyal because after everything we stuck it out and know we will have it all in 6 months with unlimited data and no throttling……while everyone I know is mad because if they upgrade to a new phone they must sign a new contract and loose their unlimited data

So true. Been with Sprint for 12 years. I really hope they don't go in that direction once LTE is up and running nationwide.