anthony.spina97

I've been getting upwards of 200 mbps on my 6 Plus on my 300 mbps Time Warner connection. -Anthony

Yeah that's basically my summation of this place. -Anthony

As can I! -Anthony

It was odd. I was in driving through WV on I-79 (don't remember where now) and the SID that I was getting on 1x was 4379, which according to a website I had found, was Charlottesville VA. But now according to a web search, it is for Beckley WV and Morgantown WV (among other places). I don't have a huge knowledge of SID's so I got a little confused when searching. I was probably near Beckley when I was trying to connect. And Sprint in Pittsburgh was great. I have heard many good things about that market and it lived up to it's hype. -Anthony

Ah yes, I forgot the newest iPhones used CSFB. Too used to my old 5S where it didn't require CSFB, and then getting my current 6 Plus where basically everywhere I go there aren't CSFB issues. I most likely won't be contacting nTelos because it is not my home market. I was merely traveling through the area on my way home to Charlotte, NC from Pittsburgh. Have we come to the conclusion that every tower is having CSFB issues for Sprint customers in the nToelos market? I had this problem the entirety of my time in WV. I only read back in this thread one page (I only frequent a handful of threads on the site) and from the sounds of it people were having to put their devices into LTE Only mode in order to latch onto LTE in these areas. -Anthony

I'll post this here since it is relevant and really doesn't need to be in the PRL thread: So I'm in Ntelos land, near Charlottesville, WV (confirmed via SID 4379), and I'm getting 3-5 bars of EVDO. Have to keep turning LTE off because everytime my iPhone 6 tries to connect, it drops to one bar of 1x and goes to no service. Disabling LTE immediately reestablishes 3G. So, at least for me, no LTE. -Anthony

So I'm in Ntelos land, near Charlottesville, WV (confirmed via SID 4379), and I'm getting 3-5 bars of EVDO. Have to keep turning LTE off because everytime my iPhone 6 tries to connect, it drops to one bar of 1x and goes to no service. Disabling LTE immediately reestablishes 3G. So, at least for me, no LTE. -Anthony

I'm in Pittsburgh right now for vacation, and will be driving through all of West Virginia on Sunday to go home to Charlotte. -Anthony

They (Sprint) might use those nice little tri-band panels that they have on certain sites to get both B41 and full NV bands on it too, depending on how close to another Sprint site it is. -Anthony

Every iPhone. -Anthony

Ah okay. That makes more sense now as to why their coverage wouldn't appear as T-Mobile coverage. -Anthony

So if somebody tried to map it on Sensorly it wouldn't show up as T-Mobile coverage? -Anthony

Wow. Look at the entire state of Iowa for T-Mobile. That's a little scary. -Anthony

The first page of this thread. -Anthony

The high school I went to here in Harrisburg, NC (a relatively small town) had 2 Gbps wired internet. And we were in no means a state-of-the-art school. So I can corroborate this statement. -Anthony

The notifications used to clear a while ago. There must have been some kind of update in past several months that caused this bug to be introduced. It was only the past several months that the notifications won't clear anymore. I think it is more of a bug rather than a missing feature. -Anthony

Oh no, I'm not saying that they would go bankrupt or anything. What I'm suggesting is that basically, they could become the new pre-NV Sprint. Lose a ton of subs as your network slips behind your competitors because you didn't keep up with it. -Anthony

Is it possible that this could be the start of AT&T's downfall? Their network is beginning to lag behind their competitors, with Sprint and T-Mobile catching up to them in many markets. And now they have lost almost a million subscribers this quarter, after losing a few hundred thousand more over the past year. Could this be the beginning of their demise? -Anthony

What's with the hashtag "StopSprint"? Never mind, I completely forgot who Mobile Beacon was up until now. -Anthony

For those of us that were on iOS 9.1 beta 5, it was only a ~30 MB update. -Anthony

You can only do APP updates over cellular. We have never been allowed to do OS updates over cellular. -Anthony

Except for that fact that new customers can't get on Verizon's unlimited plan. You have to be an existing customer who has the unlimited plan. So, if you're a customer who is shopping around carriers, Verizon's plan can most definitely be beat. -Anthony

I'm currently installing it right now. I have been on all of the betas for it, and no changes were made to field test during that time, so I doubt that this version has fixed field test. At this point, field test is a forgotten part of the software in Apple's eyes. -Anthony

I would show him episodes 4-6 then 1-3. That's how my father did it for my sister and I. Seems like the best way to do it, IMO. -Anthony

The lower 700 A block is specifically for LTE. It cannot be used for UMTS. Plus, no devices would support UMTS on that frequency. -Anthony