lhutchison
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^ that too i mean really HTC really? you took your wonderful piece of art phone and samsungifyed it
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Tmo has 4g LTE in my area too and they have 3 towers surrounding me in a range from a mile to 3 miles. The reason i am EVEN CONSIDERING going back to sprint is because from what i have seen of their 4g LTE is that it is CRAZY fast.... ive seen many videos and real life where sprint has whopped up on Verizon and ATT i have not used Tmo 4g LTE yet but i have also seen that it is very fast because of the low congestion and higher bandwidth. but like you said Softbank is very good company and i almost want to get on sprint so i can experience the rollout with softbank backing them,,,,,,,,, mmmm decisions decisions...
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BAH, the HTC one MAX is nothing special the MAX is just a bigger screen that is all and they made half of the phone out of plastic they lost one of the HTC One's most defining features you know ALL ALUMINUM!
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From what i have found online the signal issue after the 4.3 update is only effecting the verizon and sprint HTC one's. The ATT and Tmo HTC one's have not been experiencing the same issues. I have read that HTC is working to fix this as fast as possible. this is only speculation but i would expect a fix in the next week or two HTC has always been good about fixing problems quickly.
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i see what you mean well what that tells me in my area i should experiance decent coverage at 2 miles. i live in a beach town and it is not urban in any sense of the term. the biggest building is a 2 story house lol. what about indoor performance on this i am just looking for personal experiance like how many bars do you get on sprint 4g LTE laying in bed?
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double post sorry
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can anyone please tell me the effective range of 1900mhz and 800mhz please
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ok that is fine i will become a sponsor but can you tell me the effective range of the 1900, 800, and 2500 mhz bands?
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^ my last post......uh i guess my topic was merged into this thread this is not anywhere near miami/west palm this is more close to orlando even though we are a separate market and orlando dose not have 4g lte yet and we do we are on hour east of orlando this is the Palm bay/melbounre/cocoa/titusville market...... so ya
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I want to know. where and what kind of towers are in melbourne-palm bay-cocoa, FL market. I know we have 4g LTE here but i want to know what tower types are here is it only 1900mhz and what is the effective range on 1900mhz? is the 800mhz band here? I am just curious because i want to switch back to sprint but only if the LTE here is useable and has enough range to get signal in my house.... i hear sprints 4g LTE is actually quite good when it works so i dont want to switch unless the signal and speeds are going to be better than my T Mobile HSPA+ i have looked everywhere on this site and the web and i cant find any real useful info any help would be much appreciated! I have attached the sprint coverage map. The yellow pin is where i live and the BLACK DOT is where the tower that will cover me is located.... and one know if this is 1900mhz or 800mhz or both? also the estimated distance from my house to that tower in a straight line is 2 miles.
