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Wonder why they won't map on sensorly but they will with root metrics? I just downloaded metrics so I can map

Did you see my batter post at 996 I believe on previous page..we are pretty close..

Yeah my thoughts too..

Still have hours of power left here..

Well here's hoping Columbus Ohio has many more permits then.. Good to hear Vegas is progressing but you kinda expect it because it's .. Well... VEGAS! Haha .. But what about Maryland? The OP said he was getting more 1900

How much b41 is there where you are? .. If there is a lot of b41 there your phone will want that 1st and if the signal is strong enough the iPhone 6 will go to it quickly .. I pick up b41 a fair amount because alot of old Clear sites as well as some Sprint NV sites ( which I may or may not have encountered) have it around here, but b41rollout is now being done by what Sprint deems the areas that need it first instead of America all at once.. So I'm hoping b41 work doesn't stall here in Columbus .. But if b41 isn't around you'll latch onto 1900 mostly

To be fair Im sure there's enough people out there who can't afford to upgrade or are stuck for awhile with a non tri-band phone from an upgrade a year and a half ago.. Who can deny its fun to see those speeds in places you didn't expect

Well... Yeah! ;p

In rural areas and most places outside the city T-Mobile really lacks LTE coverage..

It's a 2.. That's clear? What is 8T8r?

This Speedtest was done on My iP6+ lastnight in my townhome. Its mostly 40 Mb to 50 Mb down - during the day, but this was around 10pm.. so area use was probably lower and more bandwidth was available.. still.. hitting almost 64 Mb down is great at -102 dBm signal strength on band 41.. and who would've said last year we'd hit this on Sprint ? Haahaha

Might have said this before but have done a lot more driving around with field test on and It seems responsive when hitting new towers and bands.. I'm finding b41 in Columbus is in more places then I thought. I love how this phones holds onto b41 when possible as speeds are much better on b41.. It makes the browsing and Internet experience so much better then when I was stuck with mainly 1900 LTE

Had life proof on my iPad 4.. Great case. I'm kinda leaning towards the otterbox defender for my 6+ though only because they tend to be more color customizable.. Both are tough cases.. Otterbox also offers the slim synergy and medium duty Commuter.. I'll probably get the Defender but if not Lifeproof will be my next option

I think the micro sim idea was great 6 years ago but I really believe it's time is past. When I had to move files from my wife's old Blackberry using the micro sim from it - moving files was slow and had to be done manually to PC.. Now you can automate those same transactions to cloud or iTunes ( over wifi ).. You can do fine with 16gb but the key is managing big files and moving them to a PC through iTunes or to cloud storage over wifi .. When I made videos files in the past I usually moved them immediately to PC. At least now Apple cloud upgrades are a bit more reasonable then last year. $12 a year for 20Gb cloud is better then last years prices if you need more then the free 5Gb.. Enjoy your new phone

My battery life has been Good.. I work 12-14 hour days.. Send txt through the day..make a few phone calls.. Do some searches.. play games and run apps.. And after a minimum of 12 hours my battery is usually 45-50%.. I keep the screen brightness a tad below half on the intensity slider indoors - which helps..

Hopefully most are opting for the 64Gb model.. Being they never offered 128Gb before I just wanted to be able to put tons of apps and thousands of pics and music files on my phone without worrying..

Can you do wifi calling over Sprint on the Note 3? My friend say he does.. Why will the Note 4 not do it ? If the 3 does?

I'll msg you

Band 41 in my home.. -102 signal..20mhz bandwidth...and download speed of 44 and upload of 12...

No hagging issues like update 8.0.1 but I'm sure 8.0.3 will address more small bugs

So what's the difference between 2 5x5's and a single? Is capacity double?

There might be some markets where there is more bandwidth on the non B41's .. I really dont know but recall talk of going from 5Mhz to 10Mhz.. Does this ring a bell to anyone?

How can I tell if I get b26 or b41.. I guess b41 I pretty often know because im hitting 30-40 usuallly, but how do i know in the engineering screens

What about the high traffic ones.. ?

Ok, but obviously the carrier must have control over what priority your phone chooses bands.. It makes no sense to have b26 as a priority if you pick up other bands and if you have little bandwidth of b26.. Maybe I'm way off but sprint must collaborate with phone makers based on whatever they decide will be best for .... ???