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Posts posted by Fraydog
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It does happen though. One of my lines roams all the time at one mile from an active 4g site. It just depends on the RF design as there is no guarantee of indoor coverage. That's where airaves come in to play.
Sent from my little Note2
Fair point. Still, there are pockets of bad for each carrier even in large metros... If they send a free Airave that would also work.
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File a trouble ticket... you shouldn't have to be roaming as your primary method of phone connection in the second largest city in the United States.
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Paulson reminds me of the guys who sold home loans to those who couldn't pay.
Bond holders concerned? Really.
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Everyone saying that "Sprint isn't going to go more than Tri-Band for LTE"? Where you at?
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Seriously, I would rather see Sprint try to raid lower band spectrum in addition to Clearwire at this point, even if it means all you get is 700A you can't use for a few years.
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There's no use it or lose it in play with SMR the buildouts should all be satisfied a long time ago. Seriously it didn't occur to you Nextel was using it for a long time
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I'm thinking along the lines of CenturyLink as X and Deutsche Telekom as Y.
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Negativity about Sprint is going to be the trend since Sprint cut POP's covered this year from 250 million to 200 million.
If you disagree with that, fine, but realize that's going to create an undertow of negativity.
I get tired of the "why isn't my town LTE" posts as well but if you go back and look at the big picture, some of that's just going to not be preventable.
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I live in a VZW market that's just as bad. 200 Kbps.
That reply didn't yet generate a response. Also, LTE is south of here, with VZW deploying in the middle of nowhere south of Chester. VZW deployment has hit the looney bin for me. If it's this bad I'll go to Alltel even as it gets swallowed into the fail whale that is AT&T.
I could also try a $30 T-Mobile SIM...my options here suck.
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Robert, I just keep coming back to the dollars and cents.
They just haven't been there since the Nextel merger. It's a minor miracle Sprint is still in business. Hesse saved it from being bankrupt.
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I see Brian Klug is on Twitter, going into Sprint hard.
He even hit S4GRU upside the head. Ouch.
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He'd be more like this...
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Or, for that matter, that he didn't account for Verizon as "Party J". The only party that might be sitting back is AT&T, but if EBS isn't going to count against their spectrum cap, then they'd participate in an EBS fire sale as well. The only reason I am not counting them as an instigator is that they have too many spectrum transactions to care much about Clear (Verizon 700 B, Grain Management, Corr, Alltel pt. 3 to name a few.)
VZW is not sitting back in this. He is wrong about that.
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The keynote begins at 8:30 tomorrow. I wonder what Hesse will say...
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Verizon is a horse of horrors with warranty issues. With their likely move to kill contracts, it's gonna get worse.
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I would be extremely surprised if VZ planned to actually utilized that spectrum.
I think they would have places where they could use it. Het nets, small cells, DAS systems, super crowded places. They have 2x10 AWS they can still deploy in most places.
That said, I still think VZW is making a play for EBS for two reasons.
1. They are up against the spectrum cap.
2. They want to inflict their own "Operation Chaos" on the Sprint/Dish/Clear fiasco.
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FWIW, AutoUnion on Howard Forums said that it held up, but he is one of the AT&T enthusiasts on there too.
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I wonder what would Moffett would say...
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Then we have editorials like this...crap.
Keep it.
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Before people judge SoftBank, look at what they did in securing the Platinum Band in Japan. That band has allowed SoftBank to increase their rural coverage. Now I realize that Japan is a much smaller country, but the way they turned around SoftBank Mobile is impressive to me.
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EBITDA CAPEX GAAP AARP CSI UCLA TNT. I think you know what I mean.
AJ
You lost me halfway through.
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I think my opinion is with the majority on this thread. SoftBank has a proven track second in the wireless space and dish has no experiance. SoftBank would be a better match for sprint and better for the wireless industry as a whole. Unfortunately, sprint might not have any choice in the matter. If dish's offer is better for Sprint's share holders sprint is require by law to take it.
Not if the EBITDA is way higher for SoftBank it isn't.
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Sprint partnering with C Spire for LTE Roaming
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That's a good goodwill way to think of it... throwing the other CCA members a bone.
It would be nice to see T-Mobile join in for the rural GSM/UMTS providers and demand Band 12 devices. It's more plausible now that Sprint joined in. Since most high end smartphones have the MDM chipsets that support both CDMA and GSM, it's feasible.