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I think the whole phone issue has them flummoxed. VoNR likely still not working properly and almost zero interest by phone makers to add n70. Would have thought a lower tier phone brand would have a phone with all their bands and VoNR. Hopefully they will shed some light in their next quarterly report. All focus might just be on their n71 rollout. 70% of the population must be covered by June 14. Edit: US Cellular puts reliable VoNR at two years away. https://www.fiercewireless.com/tech/uscellular-sees-no-rush-deploy-5g-voice

https://www.fiercewireless.com/wireless/dish-raise-another-500m-pay-5g-network Wonder what their burn rate is.

In case you don't have one, I keep an iPhone for the sole purpose of the American Tower app which gives their sites along with a few details such as height and lat long. I can share some sites for all of you to look at if needed. Just let me know the area and I will get back to you within a few days typically.

Testing the dual sim on a s22+ unlocked, fully patched. Suggestion #1: instead of [2] on the right for the second sim, use 2) or #2 on the left, which should generate less confusion. Glitches observed: 1) Normally see n41 for T-Mobile, but rarely see n38. 2) Sometimes seeing a third line which is either my #2 Verizion repeated, or less common, my #1 sim repeated in #2 slot with the real #2 below it. Also possible this happens when the #2 sim band changes. *** I likely captured some of the above two in a diag I sent. 3) Sitting in one spot, my Verizon band changed, yet my record count stayed at one. Verfied by uploading which also showed only one. Should have been at least three imo: T-Mobile n41 (maybe n38), Verizon b5, Verizon b13. Wifi shows up fine with two carriers listed. All of this is on a phone where I have limited access. My own s21 ultra dual sim phone is held up by T-Mobile and US Mobile in terms of getting esim working. When my T-Mobile account gets migrated off Sprint billing it finally should work.

My two cents: The timestamp at the top fits nicely with the IP address, otherwise the location accuracy/timestamp overwrite the IP address. Maybe just have the second timestamp with the second SIM which should also make programming easier.

The carriers typically don't own their own sites anymore but rather lease space from tower management companies like Crown Castle or American Tower. However these companies will build new sites if desired for carriers, but with permit and construction time and costs, that is much less frequent these days. Much more common to use an existing tower. Sharing is typically no problem The tower management companies have lots of data on their clients preferences, thus will often build speculative towers so the carriers can move quicker.

Hearing rumors of a Rainbow SIM: Any confirmations?

Samsung tweet today: .@Samsung welcomed @dishwireless to its Headquarters in Suwon 🇰🇷 to discuss its #5G partnership providing cloud-native #vRAN and #OpenRAN radio solutions for #DISHwireless’ nationwide #5Gnetwork rollout. #CloudRAN Dosh followed up with a picture and list of all their people there. It would be lovely if they could get Samsung to support n70 in their phones as part of an antenna MIMO deal.

Any other alerts used as a trigger for other behavior? I don't normally use alerts anymore and actually tend to keep sound off on my various phones so as not to distract my driving (Also for the various spam calls and texts that sneak through my preventive measures).

Plug in the license or lease "number" here near the top into call sign: https://wireless2.fcc.gov/UlsApp/UlsSearch/searchAdvanced.jsp Then go to the map tab.

T-Mobile continues to buy up ED licenses plus a few AW and WT in the middle of the country (Iowa etc). https://docs.fcc.gov/public/attachments/DOC-390578A1.pdf

Thanks for these exciting fearures. Is Android 10 required for all devices or just to to support dual SIM when enabled?

Lots of new "NE" microwave "CF" licenses for T-Mobile: https://docs.fcc.gov/public/attachments/DOC-390506A1.pdf new AWS leases for T-Mobile in PR: https://docs.fcc.gov/public/attachments/DOC-390480A1.pdf

4 more long forms for the auction 108 2.5GHz auction announced. This brings it up to 55 out of 68 firms. Does not include T-Mobile, winner of about 90% of the licenses in this public auction. https://docs.fcc.gov/public/attachments/DA-23-12A2.pdf Here are the others previously released: https://docs.fcc.gov/public/attachments/DA-22-1243A2.pdf https://docs.fcc.gov/public/attachments/DA-22-1269A2.pdf Here is the process for challenging after each batch is released (dates will changes of course): Petitions to deny the applications listed in Attachment A must be filed no later than December19, 2022, ten (10) days after the date of this Public Notice.3 Oppositions to a petition to deny must befiled no later than December 27, 2022, five (5) business days after the filing date for petitions to deny.Replies to oppositions must be filed no later than January 4, 2023, five (5) business days after the filingdate for oppositions. All pleadings filed regarding any of these Auction 108 long-form applicationsshould reference the file number of the application. Each application is a restricted proceeding under theCommission’s rules.4 A petitioner shall serve a copy of its petition to deny on the applicant and on allother interested parties pursuant to 47 CFR § 1.47. Oppositions and replies shall be served on thepetitioner and all other interested parties.... ...We request that one copy of each pleading be delivered electronically, by email to: MadelaineMaior and Nadja Sodos-Wallace at Madelaine.Maior@fcc.gov and Nadja.SodosWallace@fcc.gov.The applications listed in Attachment A are available to the public for electronic viewing throughULS. Any amendments to an FCC Form 601 application also must be filed electronically through ULS.For technical assistance in using ULS for viewing an application or filing an amendment to anapplication, contact the ULS Licensing Support Hotline at (877) 480-3201. The ULS Licensing SupportHotline is available Monday through Friday, from 8:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. Eastern Time. All calls to theULS Licensing Support Hotline are recorded. Questions regarding procedural issues should be directedto Madelaine Maior, (202) 418-1466 or Madelaine.Maior@fcc.gov. Copies of materials can be obtainedfrom the FCC’s Reference Information Center at (202) 418-0270. Press contact: Anne Veigle at (202)418-0500 or Anne.Veigle@fcc.gov.

Love the second map. Looks like Signal Detector. A standard signalcheck.net map feature I have missed?

Filled with interesting stats. Ignore the 940/500 (it should be 940/50.) https://docs.fcc.gov/public/attachments/FCC-22-103A1.pdf Commissioner Carr felt the market divisions are ancient and should all be combined together. I certainly agree in general. I would buy the best internet for my needs. Be it fiber, cable, WISP, satellite. Appendices etc.: https://www.fcc.gov/document/2022-communications-marketplace-report

T-Mobile wins a state: Montana. Here is the list (slide from metro to state) https://rootmetrics.com/en-US/rootscore/map Note that two states are remaining to be completed.

Mike point is interesting about frequency increasing with nav apps. I ran through the same basic calculations as RAvirani this morning. Historical the seconds setting was because the processors could not handle 1 second. But even my LG G4 can do this now. However, I do think we need to look longer term. If you have location feedback to SCP from the mapping process, then the app should become much more popular, hence generating more points, even with 4 second settings. This is provided we keep battery use at more minimum levels. Might actually want the default to go higher so as not to trip the os notifications. Some data multipled by more users is far better than no data.

For those concerned about AT&T's challenge to T-Mobile's auction 108 winnings in 2.5GHz and their challenge to T-Mobile's overall spectrum position, please see https://wireless2.fcc.gov/UlsApp/ApplicationSearch/applAdmin.jsp?applID=13719003# which is approval for W.A.T.C.H. TV transferring some BRS and ED licenses to T-Mobile. This was consented on December 7.

Still no Verizon 5G SA in my area yet. Have seen it is starting to pop-up in other places. 3g still alive, so not a fully automated process. Many Toyota owners and others will be surprised when their navigation dies.

Sent in diags to help you identify Verizon n77 NSA as noted in the diag. (Other one was a test of the lightening bolt.)

I read it a little differently. He did state some Pixels worked correctly and put the blame on firmware.

Read this, then goto the 1st page for directions: https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/how-to-enable-all-bands-through-service-menu-on-us-ca-s22-series-including-sub-6-and-mmwave.4488435/page-17#post-87918859 Edit: Good for not only n25 SA on T-Mobile but also frees up more overseas bands if you travel or when Verizon and AT&T get moving on SA.

Band 25 - getting about 230/31 about 0.5 miles from site. Selected naturally by phone. The ability for it to choose it is another story.

Unless you need to load new firmware, I did not see that mentioned. Can you point out where that is mentioned in the XDA link?