Brandonlmbrt

Thanks again guys. I was going to compare and contrast the 4s bands with the 5, but i was on here and saw this article.

Well that sounds good. Is there any evidence that any of this, or any thing else included on the phone will take advantage of network vision? (aside from the obvious inclusion of lte) By that i mean perhaps better reception due to the antennas, or possibly better 3g speeds? Thanks again.

I believe I have a decent understanding of this article, however I was curious as to how the bands of this new iPhone compares to that of the 4s, and if it is a marginal improvement, or an improvement at all. Thanks

On the sprint press web site it says "Statesville-Mooresville, SC" but here it says, NC. Which is it? I'm guessing it's NC, but just want to be sure.

Hi again Robert. Hope all is well with you and thank you and your team for the work you put into this forum. I've noticed over the past week or so that my ping has gotten progressively worse. I used to get somewhere around 180-200 ms (sometimes even as low as 150) pings in the late night hours, but now find that they are in the 400-900 ms range. Is this attributed to network vision work, or just congestion? Also I was wondering if there were any updates on the Charlotte market. Thanks again.

Great, thanks Robert. I was curious also about something else. From what I understand the newer phones would have the three different mhz bands in order to see the changes in the coverages/speeds. If that is the case, What about individuals who have an iPhone 4s, or other older phones? Will we see any changes, such as better building penetration, better coverage in dead spots, increased data speeds, or better pings? Or does it basically only affect newer phones? Thanks again for your help. I apologize if my posts/questions are unorthodox.

Does anyone know if this covers mooresville, 28115? It seems to stop short of it on the map, but it is covered on other network vision maps. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.