kojitsari
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The valley is where it's best for me...decent 41 at the outlets, b26 to fill in the gaps of b25. Hell I kept LTE inside every store but the middle of Sam's when I was going down there every day for work.
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The only people I know with Sprint who have bad service down there are people who own apple products.
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Huh, I moved in late august so I can't comment on anything super recent. However from January until then there's been LTE in the majority of Chesterfield, and usable 3g in almost every other place.
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I'm on a my way plan, I joined this January so I was legitimately confused and sort of joking.
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There's a 4g up charge? I guess I need to look at my bill this month to see lol.
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1 mb is perfect for anything other than streaming HD video...
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Loads better, like 10-15dbm better. The n5 is still the best rf performer on the market with the g3 coming close.
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Mine has done that before, I just waited a bit. Plugged it in and hard rebooted and its always worked for me.
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I will take my n5 and the lg g watch r when it comes out for less than the iPhone 6. So far 9/10 iPhone users I know have come asking me for phone recommendations now that the 6 is roughly the same size as the nexus 5. Over all the consensus on the I watch is that its kinda fugly and way too expensive.
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I'm excited for lenovo to take over. Assuming their phones are the same quality their thinkpad line up is.
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FYI all textra users/previous users. In the newest update (released today) they have stated individual bubble colors are coming back soon!
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Its smexy, and I don't have that issue. However it did update like three rimes today. So its possible fixed.
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I'm going for the LG G watch R, it looks superior to me. Assuming the pricing isn't ridiculous of course.
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Now you know what'd be awesome? If they made the new iPhone(or whatever they're announcing) available for purchase early there. Like limited quantity collector edition numbered ones, packed with an iwatch. Maybe for a 100 premium or something not super excessive.
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I think there was a thread about this, the roaming for triband devices is jacked up. However you can still roam.
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Still the best.
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Xposed doesn't work with art..
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Here's my log, feel free to look. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/0w711rtvdnp81hp/AAC5c9WvU-zz1XYfUzFyd1v2a
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I can't say for 100% sure but I feel like I did for a least part of it. There was a crap load of b26 also. I can pull my log and send it to you to see if there are any new ones.
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Or it could be a site designed to boost coverage, not capacity.
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So I drove down from Parkville(up by KC) to Springfield. I had LTE honestly about 95% of the way, without toggling or doing anything to my phone. I drove down MO13 for most of the trip, I have to say it was a nice surprise.
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Getting a new 5s was a sign. Increased retail value when you sell it for the 6:P.
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If you haven't already go through and read the threads for each phone on here. Also if rooting/unlocking is a big deal I don't believe the G3 is able to be yet.
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I like the roll over data bucket idea. However there's a few issues with your "capitalize on the perception" idea. First that's essentially lying, and when customers start to question what they're being told and word starts spreading that'll hurt Sprint's reputation even more. They need to market it as what it is, vastly superior in building coverage and obstacle penetration. Fudging things to exploit average customer stupidity/lack of knowledge will only come to bite them in the ass. -
Our actual 3g that Sprint and Verizon uses caps out around 2mb down when not saturated. Att and T-Mobile use hspa+ which is faux 4g (suped up 3g), and can go up to as high as 42mb down. One main reason sprint has poor 3g some places is due to some towers not having fiber hooked up yet, and not having LTE live to off load some burden either (no fiber means no LTE). Our cell sites were spaced on the needs of populations years ago and they haven't really been adding very many for capacity, especially not in more rural areas. This could be cost related or do to how big of a pain in the ass it is to get permits through in a decent time frame.
