AndroidBoy

LTE is available in a fairly large section of downtown Seattle and expanding rapidly. There is also some work being done north of the University of Washington as well as on MLK way in south Seattle.

For the past week or so, 3G has slowed to a crawl in the University District, specifically on University Way NE. LTE has been spotted around 65th Ave NE. I wonder if it's making its way down south towards where I am.

I see that there is a yellow "LTE available" marker that has been placed in downtown Seattle. Is this confirmed? I haven't seen it pop up on sensorly or anywhere else.

I work in downtown Seattle and i can run by the area to try to map it.

Sensorly map of the area as of 11PM

nvm, I thought you said you are seeing them light it up in tacoma

Woo! Where are you seeing this? Any speedtest or sensorly data results?

I'm ready for them to start lighting up towers here!

 

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I have been getting ehrpd signals from north seattle through south central seattle. Today, I stopped by a Sprint store and asked a representative for an ETA on LTE.

She let me know that as of last week, Sprint reps were allowed to tell customers that the launch would happen in February. Since then however, their policy is to deny knowledge and keep things "hush hush"

I am thinking that the first LTE signals may light up Seattle imminently. Although I am worried since Seattle has not been mentioned in any public release made by Sprint.

Thoughts?

Downtown through Rainier Ave

Voice quality has been hit and miss. I have never had an issue with dropped calls however.

Hi Everyone,

I have been monitoring this site for a while for updates about Network Vision. Yesterday I started noticing that I had a stronger 3G signal from my appartment in south Seattle and ran some speed tests to confirm. Up until this week, I was getting an average of 400-800Kbps downloads. Sprint must have pushed some magic 3G button because when I ran the tests earlier today, I was getting upwards of 2 megs =)

-Joe