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Roaming is on, off, on, off... LTE is coming!

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Because of my experience with Hurricane Andrew, I will always have a landline. Landlines work when nothing else does, and they're not expensive.

Good luck! I'm still at 77.6.36.XT897.Sprint.en.US. Just tried updating, but I get a "Your device is up to date! No update is necessary at this time."

Nice job! I went around there this morning around 2 am, but the tower wasn't turned on. So, I mapped signals spewing from the tower by the Target -- the LTE on the Turnpike almost reached 152 street!

I don't know if this works on the GS3, but on my Photon Q, I go into Phone, dial *#*#4636#*#* and that takes me to a "Testing" page. I go into "Phone Information," scroll towards the bottom, and click on the dropdown menu. There, I found many connection choices, including an option for "LTE only." "LTE only" means exactly that, so make sure to memorize and/or write down that *#*#4636#*#* code. Edit/disclaimer: Don't shoot me if this messes up your phone.

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PMFJI, but also, HTC has been having financial problems... Anyway, I wouldn't raise my hopes.

Yes.

Just stay away from loud music, or wear ear plugs.

My case is a little different and happened as I got older. It's called tinnitus.

A couple of hours ago, I drove, with Sensorly, to the 4G-complete Homestead tower at SW 104 ave and 248 street. As I went east on 248 street, no sign of 4G, even as I'm almost right at the tower. So, I did the airplane mode on-off thing, and that did the trick. I continued east on 248 st until I reached 97 ave, made a U-turn and drove to 112 ave. Turned north until 4G disappeared around 220 street. Turned around and tried to recapture 4G. 4G never came back. I lost count of how many times I went in and out of airplane mode, even as I was right by the tower. Not sure how to interpret that. Too bad, as I really wanted to explore that area.

Yes, you absolutely must! It's too beautiful not to preserve digitally.

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Ah! Thanks. Good place to be!

Where?

Victorian Era

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