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I just did a fun test. On my EVO 4g LTE, I went through the engineering screen and turned it to LTE only. I was in a known LTE area. It went to 4g and the icon showed full bars. I drove to my workplace where there is no 4g and did speed tests the whole way. Steadily declined from 10 all the way to 2mbps down. Ping ended up in the 400ms range until it finally disconnected. The WHOLE TIME my phone showed full bars... Why??????

I am worried about this as well. Not sure why o keep getting bumped to 3g and it won't go back unless I "force" it. I am willing to contact them, although vanilla technical support wouldn't seem to help any. Better contact???

Yep! Just took a couple minutes and it was all off.

Hmm... I'm still connecting to evdo after doing this???

http://db.tt/z0CiCywv

Hahaha, just enough info to be dangerous!

My airrave has superior signal output than my WiFi router... In the back bedroom, WiFi is in and out. Being able to use the aorrave for my data at night in bed and it be 100% without having to run cat5 and a new router to my bedroom is nice. Obviously I could benefit from the airrave having LTE in this situation.

I have generally the same service with my EVO LTE as I did with my Of EVO. I'm in San Antonio, maybe its a region specific issue? 3g speeds are faster than my wife's epic touch 4g.

Anyone see this? http://www.androidguys.com/2012/06/25/t-mobile-and-verizon-ink-spectrum-deal/

Also, my EVO LTE never asked for an unlock code. weird...

This looks like the LTE scan settings to me??? http://db.tt/fefmr19S

I may have to drive that way today :-). still getting lte there?

sounds awesome. if that's what my phone was doing earlier, it took about 10 seconds max to connect back to evdo. bar meter was showing 4 or 5 bars, didn't seem to change in relation to the data indicator.

And by 1x I mean the voice 800 band, does sprint carry any data on that band?

I just asked a similar question in a different thread, short answer is both. the EVO LTE will even connect to a 1x and evdo at the same time. The real question is what does the signal meter report?

Even better: http://db.tt/UYDWVJMg

This will have to do Test Date: Jun 23, 2012 7:49:27 pm Connection Type: Lte Server: Temple, TX Download: 1.15 Mbps Upload: 0.25 Mbps Ping: 118 ms External IP: 66.87.97.235 Internal IP: 51.121.109.235 Latitude: 29.42602 Longitude: -98.48547 A detailed image for this result can be found here: http://www.speedtest.net/android/200912260.png Ookla operates Speedtest.net using a massive global infrastructure to minimize the impact of Internet congestion and latency. With millions of tests performed every day across hundreds of servers, Speedtest.net is the ultimate resource for bandwidth testing and related information. Visit it on your computer today to find out why.

LTE engineering screen? I make the same drive daily and havent seen it before??? still can't post screen shot. is there a daily cap or something?

Driving home and I got 4g again, but it soon after died and I had zero data for about 10 seconds... they're up to something! the detail does say LTE, I will try to upload at home.

It keeps saying file is too large to upload now... its only 90k!!!

Screenshot.

I just pulled my phone out of my pocket a block from the Alamo and my EVO LTE had full bars with a 4g icon. I immediately did a speed check and only got evdo speeds (just over a meg down and 200-300k up, screenshots to come). About 30 minutes later, the 4g icon went away... any ideas what I witnessed?