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Yuhfhrh

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  1. They shouldn't have listed it at all if they only had 50 units left...
  2. How does a pre-order sell out? I must not understand what the term pre-order means. I thought a pre-order was pre-paying for something knowing it's not available yet. Were there so many pre-orders that Google was concerned about fulfilling them all during the device's lifespan? If not, then shouldn't the orders continue, just with longer and longer ETA's? I'm not convinced the 100 second window people were able to pay in was the launch...
  3. 911 over WiFi, cool! I didn't know they would do that.
  4. Try browsing a page in the stock browser and see if it redirects you to a log in?
  5. With all my phones, I've just asked, 1. "Could you give me the MSL number for the phone XXX-XXX-XXXX on my account? Thanks for your time. :)" 2. They say, "Sure, let me see if I can help you with that." 3. 1 minute passes. 4. They give me the MSL. 5. ??? 6. Profit
  6. Open a Sprint live chat and ask for the MSL of your phone. They've always given it to me.
  7. Googled "NV item code." I've never heard that phrase before. Are you asking for something similar/related to this? http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1954029
  8. I think the major challenge is having TD-LTE and FDD-LTE together in an SVLTE device. That hasn't been done before as far as I'm aware.
  9. Like all other SVLTE phones on the carrier, Verizon or it's subscribers paid for it one way or another. All evidence points to no. With the 2014 Verizon Moto X using eCSFB, It would be overly complicated to make an exception for this phone. Up until now, Verizon has been the oddball not using a single transmission path. Now that they can use eCSFB, why would Google make a hack-job phone with SVLTE for Verizon/Sprint?
  10. The 4:3 ratio is what kills it for me. Never.
  11. Funny thing is, a lot of us here would let Sprint to throw a tower on our property for free.
  12. I'm guessing the throttling is taking place when it's down to sub 1mbps speeds.
  13. I think the load balancing is only done on sites being slammed down to their knees. So like Robert said, you might have a tough time knowing you are throttled.
  14. There is no specific amount you have to pay. Just make a donation, and you will get access to maps showing the current 3g/LTE/CDMA800 status of nearly all Sprint towers. You can also ask questions in the Houston market thread here: http://s4gru.com/index.php?/topic/1098-network-visionlte-houston-market/ I'm sure some members local to your area would love to help answer questions.
  15. What I've seen in Olathe is eCSFB, because you would be kicked off LTE again within a few seconds/minutes after an airplane toggle. This isn't the case in the Houston area. Any theories? I'm going to go drive around to Katy and Houston sites tomorrow and watch the 'LTE enginerring' screen. I'll wait for it to scan and see what it does. Even with no background data, they are not moving up to LTE.
  16. I guess I just have bad luck? I can count 12 people that have complained this exact problem to me around Houston and Oklahoma. I don't have these problems at all in Overland park/Kansas city, just a few places in Olathe. I was just sharing an issue that's still present almost a year since the first triband devices. I keep hearing people complain about it, and I've experienced it myself in other markets. I just hope whatever needs done in these areas will get done soon, whether its ECSFB or some kind of software problem.
  17. Katy does have poor site spacing, but there is a Sprint/Clearwire tower less than half a mile from where I was at. Site spacing was not the issue.
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