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I guess this is how we're going to get Network updates from this point forward? I have a feeling T-Mobile won't break-out Sprint Network information separately, except for transition-related information.

I have a feeling this kind of stuff is deliberate in order to generate traffic from hate clicks. It's for when normal authorship just doesn't cut it.

Less all the time.

This is so pathetic.

Yeah. I'm glad they kept him as well. Gunther was also a great public personality for Sprint. Dr. Saw has specific expertise of Sprint's 2.5 GHz (and its overall network) that's really important for network integration.

My understanding from what I've read/heard is that T-Mobile's original Day Zero plan and plan moving forward was much more ambitious in terms of integration. However, given the COVID-19 Pandemic, they've decided to take a more conservative approach post-merger for the next 90 days. We'll see how that changes in the coming weeks/months.

And that's all folks....

Some interesting info here about the pending ruling on the Tunney Act: https://www.fiercewireless.com/wireless/it-s-official-t-mobile-closes-sprint-merger-sievert-takes-over

LOL! One of the best characters of all time. Karl Urban played the role brilliantly in the recent films. I think DeForest Kelley would have been proud.

The man at work.

Soon. 😎

What a difference a merger makes....

The miracle of available capex....

I guess this means that Paul Marcarelli is out of a job again... 🙁 Backstory: https://www.fastcompany.com/3060648/how-sprint-got-verizons-can-you-hear-me-now-guy-to-change-teams https://www.nytimes.com/2016/10/15/business/sprint-verizon-hear-me-now-paul-marcarelli.html

Here's the video of Mike Sievert's interview on CNBC from this morning: https://www.cnbc.com/video/2020/04/01/watch-cnbcs-full-interview-with-t-mobiles-new-ceo-mike-sievert.html Transcript: https://www.cnbc.com/2020/04/01/cnbc-transcript-t-mobile-ceo-mike-sievert-speaks-with-cnbcs-david-faber-on-squawk-on-the-street-today.html There's a lot more in that interview... He also talks about how T-Mobile will be able to safely continue tower work during this crisis.

T-Mobile has been switching the Sprint Executives over to new Social Media handles. For example, John Saw is no longer @SprintCTO. He's now @JohnSaw: https://twitter.com/JohnSaw Certain executive's accounts are no longer active. I can't tell if it's because they've been let go, or if they're in the process of reorganizing everything. I guess we'll see over time, but I imagine everything is getting an audit. Social Media is something that T-Mobile always did better than Sprint. In fact, Sprint's efforts on Social Media were horribly disorganized and haphazard in my opinion.

According to @Trip I'm on a T-Mobile TAC for the DC Market: 20236 Once you're in Field Test, It's under LTE -> NAS -> tai_list (Thanks @cyclone!)

Here's some news: https://www.cnet.com/news/new-t-mobile-ceo-sprint-users-can-still-keep-plans-after-merger/ Heck yeah!

It's going to take some getting used to, but I'm ok with it. 😉

"Soon" in T-Mobile terms is different than "Soon" in Sprint terms. 😎

On the Merger or specifically on T-Mobile or Sprint?

Soon. 😉

Sprint Business answers to your questions: https://business.sprint.com/merger-faqs/

T-Mobile's answers to your questions: https://www.t-mobile.com/support/account/t-mobile-sprint-merger-faqs

Wow. They aren't wasting any time. So will I now be able to access Band 71 on my iPhone?