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I uninstalled Xposed and switched to ART while rooted with Stomp Root, seems smooth so far, not sure about battery life yet though.
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Anyone else had issues switching to ART after rooting and installing Xposed?
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800 LTE is pretty crazy, I stayed connected to the same tower until I was roughly 3000 meters away, with 80dbm signal! I'll post screens later if I remember, also more B41 speed tests Still need to get out near Riggs&East West with my DSLR
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Yeah it seems as though fringe LTE in a lot of places is murdering my battery life, although I still have to give it more time.
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Pretty much all video and photo looks really great on this. I got mine today, and the only problem I really have with it so far is battery life, but I haven't even gotten through one cycle on it yet
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Got my G3 today and love it! Screen is incredibly beautiful and sooo big. One question, once you've enabled wifi calling, how do you get rid of the persistent notification asking if you want to update your location for it? I update it and it goes away for about 30 seconds, then it comes back :/
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Got my G3 today, surprised to pick up Band 41 at Riggs Rd and East west highway! Got about 40 down and 15 up, going back tomorrow for more testing
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Awesome! Can't wait to get my G3 and test out tri-band!!
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So has anyone picked up band 41 in the DC area?
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If I'm not mistaken, you can go into the edit menu for the toggles or whatever and change what sliders appear. I don't have the phone, so hopefully someone else can offer a little more specifics.
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Great, looks like there'll be another member of this thread soon, can't wait!
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Just wondering before I pull the trigger on this phone, how much do you guys notice screen sharpening on a day-to-day basis?
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Is there still no way to flash new prls without flashing touchwiz on a Galaxy SIII? I love cyanogenmod, but my battery dies without a roaming prl.
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I'm using one that mentioned the S3 and came with an S3 wireless insert, so I'm assuming it's the correct amperage. The wall wart and pad both say 1.5A, which is roughly the same as the wall charger I was using before the port went kaput.
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I'm having an issue with my GS3, and I was wondering if you guys know what's up. Recently, the USB port broke and stopped charging (corrosion due to something), so I picked up a wireless charger to charge it. It came in today, and now the phone boots up and everything, I factory reset it, but it won't charge past 0%. It shows up as charging and it turns on fine, but it just won't go past 0%. I'm leaving it off and charging for a while longer, but I'm not sure it will make a difference.
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That's what I thought too, because of the issues that Sprint doesn't use a fluid SIM system, instead tying your number to a phone's hardware until you call them to activate or deactivate it. Hopefully Google has worked out a way for Sprint to relax their policy about it and make the tech work with it.
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I can't see a reason that Google wouldn't sell this straight through their play store if it is truly pentaband for tmo, att & sprint.
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This is intriguing, but the caps make a massive difference.
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I have been seeing it in spotty places on University Boulevard and Colesville Road in Silver Spring. Right around Langley Park it seems more has been popping up.
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I'm typing this from my new nexus 7, having come from a touchpad like you. The size is really different, but the amazing screen more than makes up for it. I really like mine, and would certainly recommend it.
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Anyone else have issues with mapping sensorly on CM10.1? I've been picking up LTE around Takoma Park for about three weeks and it seems to be expanding, but I haven't been able to map it.
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All I want for Christmas is for my graphics card to fit in my case come Thursday. Sent from a mobile toaster
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LTE is finally here, now what? (LTE uses)
feteru replied to jman02's topic in Network, Network Vision/LTE Deployment
I agree that tethering should be locked down, but I would like them to offer some sort of extremely limited amount of tethering, such as 250 or 500 mb a month, just for emergencies. I'm not sure if this would be too resource intensive, but I know that I would definitely appreciate it. -
LTE is finally here, now what? (LTE uses)
feteru replied to jman02's topic in Network, Network Vision/LTE Deployment
I think you're misunderstanding what I said, and I don't think I was clear. Sprint is never going to be able to offer completely unlimited data with unlimited tethering at a reasonable cost. However, I would rather have them keep unlimited mobile data and cap tethering plans than to have them cap everything like AT&T and Verizon are doing. And if you want to use Sprint as your home internet, then maybe there could be an expensive unlimited tier for tethering. And yes, I support offloading, but I think that we shouldn't have forced caps on everything, but it's difficult to offer unlimited tethering at a reasonable price. Another potential idea is to give a low free allowance of tethering for when you really need it, but otherwise just have am actual capped tiered tethering plan with unlimited mobile data. Hope that makes more sense. -
LTE is finally here, now what? (LTE uses)
feteru replied to jman02's topic in Network, Network Vision/LTE Deployment
I really like the idea of capped tethering and unlimited smartphone usage. After all, the only way to really abuse the network to such an extent is to tether it and use it as home internet (unless you're watching Netflix on your phone 24/7, which sucks). I'm hoping that Sprint will hold out for as long as they can without data caps, and this is probably the best way of doing so for everyone.
