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I just stumbled across this SouthernLINC press release from August with a bit more detail on their LTE rollout plans: "Mid-2016": Metro Atlanta, I-20 corridor from Atlanta to Birmingham, and Tuscaloosa area. "In 2017": Greater Montgomery and Georgia Power's service territory. "In 2018": All of Southern Company's utility territories. So it's looking like at least a year before there's going to be significant SouthernLINC LTE coverage that doesn't overlap with Sprint's current coverage area.
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RT @DrJJoyner: This is remarkable. Thought for sure Brodie Croyle had some wins but nope. https://t.co/iTVHP4pqRk
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RT @androidcentral: New Chromecast buyers can get $20 in free Google Play credit until Jan. 2 https://t.co/yqbUkpaWQj https://t.co/21Nx2ln8…
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RT @SlaterPolitics: Benedict Anderson has passed away in East Java, #Indonesia. What an incalculable loss.
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RT @Borys_Kit: Star Wars review embargo set for 12:01 AM PST on Wednesday, December 16th. So expect a deluge one second after.
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RT @Patrick_J_Egan: For first time in 20 yrs of @nytimes poll, a majority of Americans opposes ban on assault weapons https://t.co/xosjHoDN…
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RT @radleybalko: Students want "Lynch Hall" name changed, even though the name has nothing to do with lynching. https://t.co/XKnIJyShnK
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That the author's last name is "Stasi" seems deeply appropriate in this case. https://t.co/dbwPmkHROC
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Sorry, I didn't look at that thread before posting here But, yay, LTE roaming!
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Speaking of the coverage maps, they're now showing LTE Roaming (subject to caps) and LTE Roaming+ (counts as on-network) coverage as shades of teal. http://coverage.sprint.com/IMPACT.jsp?INTNAV=LeftNav:More:CoverageMap#!/ Looking at the map, it looks like CSpire is active (as Roaming+) in Mississippi and around Mobile, AL. There seems to be a bunch of light teal (Roaming) in NC, VA, and WV, as well as Maine and other bits of New England and lots of the Midwest (USCC?). I'm not so familiar with partners in other areas, but there is also substantial Roaming+ in Kansas (particularly west of I-135) and central Washington state. Around my neck of the woods, nothing seems to be active with SouthernLINC but I suppose that's not surprising since I doubt they have much LTE ready yet and even where they do, there's not any voice fallback available presumably unless they're deploying it on Sprint's spectrum.
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RT @Bonneau_Says: The #B1GChampionship on @FOXSports. Pros: @gusjohnson doing play-by-play. Cons: @firewannstedt doing "analysis."
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RT @PollsAndVotes: Good edge test case, handling a play starting with zero seconds remaining. https://t.co/yPtos7sDgG
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RT @michaelbd: Your family member died. Here's my statement promoting a policy I already supported. I have no idea if it would've helped, n…
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RT @RedCupRebellion: Hugh Freeze is a Bo Wallace turnover away from being 4-0 against Dan Mullen but he's just a basketball coach or whatev…
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RT @JacoboLaSombra: The greatest quarterback in Mississippi State history went 0-2 against Ole Miss as a starter
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I'm visiting a marginal LTE area and the 5X sometimes will drop LTE to use the Airave I installed. It definitely used it for a call I made earlier today.
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RT @brianb: When Dak prayed his last home game would be memorable he should've been more specific #MISSvsMSST #HOTTYTODDY #HYDR
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Thanks for this post - I'd have completely forgotten to check. We'll see if the Citi Price Rewind finds it on its own or I have to do more paperwork...
