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    Wait where?
  2. RAvirani
    That would be nice
  3. RAvirani
    So chances are realistically that this isn't going to happen until post NGN?
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    At least you have B26 lol they don't have B26 at all in seattle
  5. RAvirani
    Markets like Denver where the network is very strong seem plausible, at least to me. Do we have any idea when CDMA fallback will be deployment ready? Lagging behind the other three carriers even on tiny things like this drive customers away and I can't imagine that's what sprint wants.
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    AT&T seems to have implemented this fine...VoLTE works ONLY in AT&T's VoLTE markets and CSFB is used in other markets. Just to clarify my idea is not rolling out VoLTE over the whole footprint, just allowing it in strong areas.
  7. RAvirani
    My idea was to only have it enabled in markets where the network performance was overall pretty good like Denver. Essentially what AT&T is doing.
  8. RAvirani
    Throttled LTE from what I've heard.
  9. RAvirani
    My b. 3 CDMA carriers with guard bands*
  10. RAvirani
    iPhone 6S?
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    Definitely
  12. RAvirani
    D-Block is 5mhz so room for 4 1.25mhz CDMA carriers, G block for 5x5 LTE, whatever BRS/EBS spectrum they have but no 800 at all? Also will sprint customers only be able to use wireless networks in these blocks or will they be able to access the networks run in the other PCS A-F blocks by GCI?
  13. RAvirani
    Remember GCI does have its own PCS holdings. I think that sprint customers will be able to access wireless services on those bands along with the bands sprint is leading them.
  14. RAvirani
    Exactly.
  15. RAvirani
    This is great! Hoping it will be native.
  16. RAvirani
    I AT&T's moves are more justifiable because I'm pretty sure it's safe to say everyone on AT&T has a umts capable device. Idk about T-Mo, I think what they are doing is questionable...
  17. RAvirani
    Can't sprint light up VoLTE in strong markets with 800mhz like Denver? I don't think if they did it on a market by market basis (only lighting up VoLTE when the coverage and speeds are good enough), we wouldn't drop that many calls...
  18. RAvirani
    There are too many customer with non-LTE phones for them to expand without EVDO. There are too many stragglers ????. Plus as Robert said its not like EVDO is creating a problem for LTE...
  19. RAvirani
    WEP and WPA TKIP can be hacked easy in most cases too.
  20. RAvirani
    I'm sure they can but we don't want their high usage to have a negative impact on sprints main customers' experiences.
  21. RAvirani
    Do you mean Swiftel?
  22. RAvirani
    When I first left AT&T for sprint I was appalled that you couldn't use data while on calls and it still bugs me so I can't wait until the VoLTE launch.
  23. RAvirani
    The problem is that this would hang customers with non-LTE devices out to dry and sprint probably won't do that.
  24. RAvirani
    Wow so slow ????????????
  25. RAvirani
    Yea you get used to speeds north of 100mbps fast xD
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