Zander

Today we found out that Sprint will start selling new iPhone 5 on Sept 21st and preorders will start on 14th. Do we know If new Iphone wIll play nIce wIth NV?

WIll It support HD VoIce?

How about SMR band?

Most Important... WIll new IPhone play nIce wIth SprInt's LTE network?

Now Idea for a thought. BGR.com mentIoned that new Iphone wIll support every band Known to mankind.

WIll It support LTE on 800Mhz?

Cross carrIer LTE roamIng could be possIble too, rIght?

Keep Rocking AT&T and ur outdated technology that causes interference to car speakers!!!!! J

Haven't experienced any interference with my S3 even on 800 MHz band in Chi Town. Also my car speakers are not as good as the once I had 10 years ago when I had Nextel.

When I had Nextel I used to have interference on unshielded speakers. Could be because EVO LTE can use 800 MHz channel that was iDEN (Nextel) before. When you get interference next time go to DEBUG screen on ur EVO LTE then go to 1X engineering RF and let us know what channel and Band class ur phone is using at that time.

There are bunch of towers by me that should have a 800Mhz band in north Chicago suburbs but still my phone only sees Band 1.I Think channel 775. GALAXY 3 has SMR support most likely 800 is off. Can't wait to try it out. I think SMR should be channel 476 Band 10.

Does Galaxy 3 support HD Voice? HTC EVO LTE and Motorola Photon Q both use S4 chip and both support HD Voice. Galaxy 3 has the same chip just more RAM, so what about HD Voice?

most people will not know he difference between fiber and microwave as long as Sprint doesnt put 10-20 towers in a chain. From my understating it should not be more then 2-3 towers in a chain and 80% of all towers will have fiber, so we are golden.

good article to read

WOW LTE-Advanced, some of us are overwhelmed by Network Vision, we have dreams of LTE, we think LTE on 800MHz is like haven and then LTE-Advanced would be?????

Try wikipedia.org and search for different terms. I personally was amazed at different things i found at wiki. Unfortunately it takes a lot of time to filter everything trough. Also use a search on this site you, it's more broken down sometimes but still awesome.

It really depends on how you define users. In this exercise, a User is someone assigned an IP address. If they are users consuming average streaming bandwidth, the number supported is far less and more in line with my numbers above.

 

The numbers I listed came straight from Sprint FIT reports.

 

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EDIT: Your source says 200 users per cell, not sector. That's more in line with Sprint FIT reports which claim 180 per cell. So 200 per cell is 66 per sector.

Do you mind me asking how does 200 active users compare to lets say VZW cell cite running 10X10 @ 700 MHz and ATT site running 5X5 @ 700 MHZ? Dont they have the same capacity just their towers have a farther reach?

If i would be a betting man, i would put my money on Motorola Photon.

Being on eHRDP could affect speeds though if traffic is going to a different packet core no? As long as all the phones are tested over eHRDP it should still enable an apples to apples comparison to be made.

if you want apples to apples we need an iPhone in a line up too. To be fair all of us been drinking different flavors of Android Kool Aid, what about some apple juice?