kallistos

I keep seeing "In the top 100 U.S. markets, Sprint has some 120 to 150 MHz of 2.5 GHz" also "120 MHz of 2.5 GHz spectrum in 90 percent of the top 100 U.S. markets" in multiple posts/articles. Does anyone have a list of these markets?

Solid 4G by Camp Randall. The two closest towers are broadcasting 4G. The State Street tower is not 4G active yet, and I'm not sure what the hold up is.

Tower by the Capitol is active 4g, I wonder when state street tower will be 4G...

China Mobile is getting a TD-LTE iPhone 5S. Does anyone else think that this is good news? I think this greatly increases the probability of the iPhone 6 supporting TD-LTE and being tri-band.

So that leaves the state street tower as the only non-LTE tower in downtown Madison, right?

I'll try to check it out next Monday

What's the hold up on the state street tower? Still only getting LTE from old university

For the past...few years-ish, I got 3g speeds around .1mbps around the UW hospital area. Today...15-25mbps, hallelujah. I have speed tests to back it up too!

I assume work is being done still on UW-Madison's campus. I have LTE in my apartment on the 10th floor (500 block of University Ave) but not when I'm walking around campus. I had no signal near the hospital and where I used to get a few bars. Maybe I oughta get a signal check app.

http://www.engadget.com/2013/10/29/sprints-lte-network-now-covers-nyc-and-45-more-markets/?ncid=rss_truncated Stevens Point and Janesville

Good to hear! I'll have the 5S this Saturday and hope to see stronger signal!

What's the situation by UW hospitals? Close to zero signal If you step into a building!

I need a durable case, most durable iPhone 5 cases cover the home button...dilemma.

It's 2500 not 2600 right?

They better not be lying about the more LTE bands than any other smartphone...if it supports tri-band, that'd be great. LG G2 supports tri-band!!!