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4g finally...trying to get sensorly to map it

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Did you map it ?

 

 

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Guess my post was pertaining to long island not NYC so that's why it was removed...

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Finally 4g in long island near Hempstead

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To my surprise I'm getting 4g Westbury

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where in long island is this?

This is on sunrise highway valley stream almost by green acres

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Ok I'm in long island and I know this isn't the proper place but I didn't see a topic formed yet but these are a speed test I got out here

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Let's calm It down a bit...I'm not in envy...I'm jus tired that's all not trying to make the thread hostile....If can hold on to my evo 4g with no 4g and now have evo lte with no current lte I can wait

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I say because..I frequent both areas I don't jus stay in long island and I'm not in what's considered eastern long island

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It's all bs I have no lte

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wow, '96. old school. here's my basic beef with this whole roll out thing, and perhaps one of the experts here can address it since I'm by no means an expert on Sprint's network. the more threads I read here discussing NV, the more I start seeing built-in excuses for why this either won't work particularly well in places like the NYC metro area, or why it'll be a hell of a long time before we're seeing consistent service here anywhere near the level Sprint claims it'll be. my concern has to do primarily with the sheer amount of work required to guarantee a high level of service beyond those who are right next to NV towers at an optimal time of day. Sprint, in my experience with them since data demands have soared, has not been even competent when it comes to providing service at the level of its competitors for a consistent period of time. Apart from the few outliers who report very high network speeds, the majority of people in this area don't get even good data speeds from Sprint with any reliability. Now, I fully understand that Sprint has come up against certain technological limitations and that's the reason for its network overhaul. But is it reasonable to assume that the same poor decisions that resulted in WiMax and shoddy tech support for several years will do a complete 180 just because they've said so?

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Sprint speeds here in Long Island are killing me....and I've been on Sprint since 96....I'm trying to hold out for this roll out...granted being shafted getting the og evo day 1 an only exp 4g about 5 times...to now having the evo lte from pre-order and now having to basically another year to maybe exp lte....I don't know how much more I can take

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