WallsOfJonathan

Been reading as much info as I can, but just so I understand correctly, can anyone tell me if the network vision work in our market will progress any further than 46% LTE? Or are we all done? Sent from my SPH-L720T using Tapatalk

Got the update this morning. Smooth sailing so far.

Just to contribute to the poll of who is also waiting, nothing yet here....

Did this plan change as far as Band 26 goes? Its been 10 weeks shy of a year since this post and I haven't seen any 800 lte yet..... anywhere, actually.

Yup, I second this. Even when sports books asked you not to use your phones I never had any signal problems. Now all they ask is that you're not on your phone while in line to the counter and my connection has always been great.

I'm hopeful this mean 800lte will show up soon. At my house, my mom's, and my girlfriends house, I have to set my phone to 3g only because my phone will try and grab a faint, unusable lte signal every min before switching back to (equally unusable) 3g. When my phone is in this state of Flux every min it doesn't allow for calls or texts until it's done with this charade.

Picked up band 41 at work today for the first time, telephone and market-ish area in Ventura.

Good to know that there is at least some movement though, encouraging nonetheless.

When is that 800 deployment going to happen.... Again? Refresh my memory, does it have any kind of timeline?

If I upgraded now to a tri band phone, would I have any csfb issues in this area?

Thanks great news, thank you.

Does anyone know if our North LA region has any band 26 or 41 yet? I'm thinking about getting a tri band phone but don't know if it would be of any benefit to me at this time or if I should just wait until further down the line?

In woodbridge I can pick up a faint bar of lte if im outside, but inside I don't get a strong enough signal. My phone still struggles to get any sprint reception whasoever indoors at home. Im HOPEFUL that 800 will help me on both fronts (data and voice) but Im not so sure if it will yet. From my experience in the valley if my phone has even the slightest, faintest, tiniest, miniscule bit of reception, it doesn't want to pick up 800. My unusably faint sprint signal at home will probably keep my phone from kicking over to 800 me thinks. I wish the threshold would be raised a little bit to an unusable level of reception causing the switch, instead of having to have no signal whatsoever.

I usually check this, before I check this thread. 12%

Ive tried to read up/keep up on this thread as best I can, but I cant seem to find any info about something that I recently noticed that had happened to me. On two separate occasions now my phone has fallen back to an "X" with no bars and reported "Searching for service" as opposed to having switched to 800, or even roaming. First time I was in a warehouse in Chatsworth CA at the corner of Nordhoff and De Soto. I noticed the signal drop to nothing, show an "X" and then after a minute it picked up 800 and signal check jingled me as such to let me know. It showed 3 bars in signal check on my notification bar, stayed for about 30 seconds, and then went back to the "X", with 800 never again to return until I left the area and normal 1900 had returned. The second time was yesterday at Universal Studios Hollywood inside of the Jurassic Café next to the Jurassic Park Ride. Same thing as last time, it fell back to no signal, 800 popped up for a minute, I sent a few texts out and receieved them also with it showing this time 5/6 bars in signal check before jumping back to the "X". I also now have a different GS4 than I did when I had noticed this the first time. Does my PRL just prioritize 1900 that much that it wont even accept 800 and stay with it?