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I purchased my phone from BestBuy and the service agreement they send gives a security lock code but that doesn't work.

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I believe the YouTube issue may be caused by the RSTP server Sprint uses. Blank it out in ##DATA# under Multimedia and that should help

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I saw. I must have knocked on wood in a good way.

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This and the Premier Sponsor have little activity compared to the sponsor threads (ones I follow anyways). Premier is somewhat alive but it could be that I'm only following a single thread.

Good sign that things are improving slowly!

I pulled 9831 kbps up and 8547 kbps down with a 135 ms ping this afternoon at 84th and dodge. HTC One...

You beat me to the post. I was by 72nd And Dodge/Cass (Between Cass and Dodge) and my phone received 4.78 Mbps down and 3.39 Mbps up with a ping of 98 ms. The upper left is signal check pro and pretty much full bars for data.

As a sponsor you have access to know exactly where said tower is.  Just making sure you are aware of this and giving a plug for others to consider giving the site a donation. 

Thanks. I'm still getting use to these forums.

Happen to run a speed test?

 

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Unfortunately I didn't. Sounds like there was better coverage around 78th and Dodge as I see stronger signals there from what I picked up. Hopefully they can get 72nd and Pacific going on 4G as their 3G doesn't work for my device there. It shows signal but no data works (or VERY VERY slow to the point where everything times out).

I found a 4G tower at 72nd and Dodge today (well, 4G covered area, not tower). I was heading south on 72nd and turned east towards UNO. After I passed the bell tower, on Dodge around UNO, my signal went back to 3G. I looks like someone went west from 72nd and Dodge and had 4G.

It scans much more frequent than that, and will usually pick up LTE if you are in range and there is no active data session. That's the key part. The LTE Discovery app actually cycles your phone's data connection for you so long as you aren't connected to LTE. Running that alongside Sensorly makes for great LTE detection. 

That would probably be why I was having problems getting certain 4G towers to reconnect downtown. I was running Sensorly the entire trip.

Keep in mind that, unless you're running the LTE Discovery app, running Sensorly can actually make it harder to find LTE. This is because Sensorly maintains an almost constant data connection, meaning the phone has less opportunities to scan for LTE.

I didn't know that. Thanks for pointing that out.

Which ones?

Plus with Sprint you'll have unlimited data without data caps or speed limits (AT&T).

Maybe somebody can assist me with understanding this but around 2AM this morning I took a drive around Bennington and downtown Omaha with Sensorly. I had 4G for a second around Saddle creek and Cumming Street. That I took for "accidentally" getting that signal even though when I re-drove that street and surrounding streets I couldn't get it again. That isn't my question. When I went downtown I got spotty 4G in some areas such as 15th and Howard. My speeds were about 1.62 Mbps down and 0.49 Mbps up which is nowhere near the 3.97 Mbps down and 7.34 up that I got in Bellevue Sunday morning around 4:30AM (I didn't have Sensorly turned on on Sunday as I didn't know about the app). My question is why is it that when I leave the 4G coverage by going around the block and coming back that I can no longer connect to the 4G tower. Are they blocking access after someone connects to the tower? This happened all night when I hit 3x4G areas.