EvanA
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Incorrect. The FCC will approve the transaction within the next few weeks and only then can T-Mobile actually use the spectrum. Concurrent operations agreements are for handing television stations which broadcast adjacent to the A block downlink.
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2nd day of the outage. VoLTE is completely broken.
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John Legere wants RootMetrics banned and accuses them of manipulating data and accepting money from Verizon http://www.bizjournals.com/seattle/blog/techflash/2016/02/legere-wants-bellevue-research-firm-banned-after-t.html
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I fired off an email to RM about this. T-Mobile has significant deployment of 700MHz in Michigan, so roaming % increasing doesn't make sense at all. Given that VoLTE was disabled for this round of testing, I suspect they didn't actually test 700MHz in Michigan because disabling VoLTE causes the network to reject connection to 700MHz for E911 requirements. I hope I get a response to clear this up.
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Ah yes I already forgot the S7 passed through the FCC already.
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The X12 LTE modem which ships with the 820 platform supports 4x4MIMO. What remains to be seen is whether the first devices launching with the X12 (S7/LG G5?) will have the necessary antenna and RF amp/filter setup to support 4x4MIMO. My bet is on these devices not having the requisite antenna configuration. Sprint's 8T8R setups already supports 4x4MIMO, it's just a matter of there being devices to utilize it. https://www.qualcomm.com/products/snapdragon/modems/x12
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41276 is a +198 offset from 41078, so if it can be confirmed that both are live in the same area then they are deploying a 2nd adjacent carrier.
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Sprint Super Bowl Coverage/DAS
EvanA replied to RedSpark's topic in Network, Network Vision/LTE Deployment
As posted in the "catch all" thread: https://twitter.com/marceloclaure/status/698008449314004993 -
I'm sure it can provide more detailed data, but since root is required to read it, I doubt it's worth the time and effort for Mike to implement. I doubt most people who use signal check have rooted devices.
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I think Sprint is moving their primary carrier to the newly cleared WiMax spectrum so there is enough contiguous spectrum to add a 2nd and 3rd carrier adjacent to the original. The GCI not changing to normal 2nd carrier pattern suggests this is probably the case.
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Sprint Super Bowl Coverage/DAS
EvanA replied to RedSpark's topic in Network, Network Vision/LTE Deployment
It's important to keep in mind that these stats were compiled by T-Mobile using Ookla data. They could have easily manipulated the data. Also, I'll say the same thing I did over at Reddit: Where are the measurement uncertainties? Data without uncertainties is useless. This is one reason I have a lot more respect for RootMetrics than other network performance measurements. At least RM uses statistically sound techniques for characterizing network performance. -
True, but Sprint is always down more when the rest of the market is down because of their debt position.
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The market and telecom sector as a whole is down today.
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Sprint Super Bowl Coverage/DAS
EvanA replied to RedSpark's topic in Network, Network Vision/LTE Deployment
I'd expect Verizon to be the best at the super bowl as they're an official sponsor of the NFL... -
If you count small cells that Verizon has probably not. Pure macro sites maybe.
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Might want to re-read my post. I answered that.
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No, T-Mobile went from 10x10 to 15x15 in AWS with the AWS HSPA shutdown. They only own 15MHz FDD of AWS in St. Louis and 15MHz FDD of PCS.
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If I had to take a wild guess maybe investors aren't happy about the new unlimited promo.
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Considering that Fraydog lives in a GMO LTE area for T-Mobile they're probably not a good choice. As far as T-Mobile in St. Louis and the metro goes, they're decent. It's been a while since I've had my prepaid SIM in, but last I checked they had just switched on 15x15 in AWS. The problem is they don't have any room capacity additions outside of PCS refarming and more cells (expensive). For now their network seems to be holding up, but I could see it becoming stressed very soon .