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I guess you guys forgot about the Radio Shack stores.

Oh but the saying AJ is referring to is from the 80's and Star Trek 2 The Wrath of Khan, and you have to get that Ricardo Monteban accent in there.

But I'm now kicking a 2.04 k/d average after 35k plus kills.

The problem with cites in California is they are trying to get money from any sources they can because they spent themselves into a hole and can't get out of it because of the tax base dwindling.

55023 on my Q10 too

And for $45 under Boost you get unlimited calls and text and 5gb of data with no cap on speed with tri band lte devices on hand.

The word from this site does get around.

Funny thing is I've been 55022 for a while on both Ativ S Neo and Q10

Been getting LTE in Walkersville while sitting at Lonza too.

When you see Alexandria and Arlington grouped in with Washington, I can guarantee that it isn't Washington State.

This coming from a person that has both IAD and DCA badges.

I see digi? What's his name is injecting himself into the tweet word war.

That's funny, because there is B41 in the dc market

Well I guess none of you guys can tell me who was the very 1st store that sold Sprint spectrum phones when they first came out because Sprint didn't have any retail outlets at the time.

If there's so few tv stations then it sounds like none of them have to be cleared.

People forget about frequencies especially in the vhf and uhf bands which 600, 700, 800 mhz after apart of. Every now and then when the atmosphere charges up especially in the e-layer, you get a bounce off radio waves called skip. And during the right tone, those radio waves will carry for miles. Not unheard of hearing or seeing tv and radio signals miles from where the were. It that frequency range, signals have a habit of traveling several states because of e-skip. Propagation always has play in it. There is no defeating physics.

20gb share plan with 3 devices, 2 phones 1 tablet. $140 a month less my discount of 23% off the $100 comes to $117 a month before taxes. That includes hotspot and tethering on the account up to plans limit.

Sprint's capex isn't 10-18 billion a year, where did you pull that number from?

Funny thing is there is a phone that is whitelisted on Sprint because Sprint has all of the IMEI's in the database "Nexus 6" and take a look at the upcoming LG Flex 2 radios. You will notice that is covering basically the whole gambit of the US frequencies.

By the way people, the Lumia 635 is$168 out right on Sprint plus having all 3 lte bands, is a world phone, quad band GSM.

My discount is 23% on mine and has been since day 1 on my family share plan at 20gb.

Try streaming 4k video with out the compression that tv uses and you will reach your throttle point in no time. Cell carriers don't have the compression codec that broadcasters have. One 2 hour movie in 4k uncompressed would make blue ray seem small.

It was a rumor started by some stock manipulators that quickly got shot down by both BlackBerry and Samsung. BlackBerry stock shot up and then went back down after the news that it was a lie. So if someone was day trading, they made about 20% profit on the sell off the stock the next day before going back down.

I've been using the hotspot feature to get data to my windows 8 tablet for when I'm in the road. And the most I've used out of my plan of 20gb is 10gb between 3 devices. No complaining here, versatility is a pleasure with my account.

Then they should refarm some of that 30mhz if half is free

What about the customers that don't have smart phones. The ones on feature phones that are 3G that sprint still sells. People keep forgetting about that part of the public.

But you are talking about 2 different frequency bands. 700 and 800.

First, you have to include Sprint's PCS holdings that currently are being used for CDMA instead of LTE, which alone can be more than 35 MHz in some markets.

 

Next, the benefit of Verizon running a 5x5 in PCS means that Verizon goes from having the capacity of a 10x10 network to having the capacity of a 15x15 network when in range of the PCS carrier. Which, in turn, will increase speeds on the 700 MHz network.

 

-Anthony

But that would involve carrier aggregation which Verizon hasn't really starting to build out for. Only 2 current US carriers can do LTEAdvanced, AT&T and Sprint. T-Mobile and Verizon for right now are still on FDD.