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I have googled this and searched the forums here. Since I'm posting this you can correctly assume that I didn't find an answer. Is there a way to report signal problems to Sprint through its website? Or do I have to call in and talk to someone? The signal strength at my office has degraded from terrible to [insert expletive here]. It has always been bad, but over the last couple of weeks it has gotten worse. My RSSI was -109 an hour ago; -116 this morning. Currently at -100. I don't think I've gotten better than -100 since sometime in April.

Thanks Robert. I appreciate the quick response, and I'm very happy to hear about the potential speed increase. Keep up the good work.

Based on what I've read in the forums, am I correct in assuming that the 3g speeds will increase in the Austin market as the sites are converted to NV (whether due to backhaul improvements, etc.)? If so, what will the practical/noticeable effects be? Although I'm not constantly running speed tests, when I do, I tend to average less than 400kbs (just tested right now at 84kbs down and 9kbs up). Ocasionally I will see speeds around 700-800kbs, and I've had 1,000+ just a couple of times. I know speeds vary based on location and congestion, but I'm just wondering if improvements will be noticeable under "average" conditions. I only surf the web a couple of times per day, and I don't do much file downloading, so I don't know how much I'll be impacted. But any speed increase will probably help. Thanks for your continued coverage of this market.

Did you ever get a chance to write an article about this? Even a quick and dirty update would be appreciated.

Thanks Robert! Hopefully some backhaul improvements will help us out here in Austin.

That looks like the game Battleship! ;-)

Any confirmation one way or the other on this rumor?