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RT @musicnews_facts: Which May 2016 release are you most excited to give a listen?Retweet - Dangerous WomanLike - 7/27 https://t.co/cTGX…
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RT @musicnews_shade: Lady Gaga released 'Judas' 5 years ago today! It became her ninth Top 10 hit and is certified 2x platinum in the US. h…
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RT @deaddilf69: When ur sitting VIP section in hell and see ur homophobic family walking by to get to their lawn seats https://t.co/N3g6GZQ…
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The fact that women make 79¢ compared to a man's dollar is enough for me to support #EqualPayDay
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Carrier Aggregation is live all across the city on 4+17. It was no different on my Alpha or Note 3 (which both supported CA) or my Nexus 5. Actually, our carrier order is 17, 4, 2, and soon to be 30. So B4 is on more sites than B2. I'm going to be in Minneapolis next weekend and I know Band 2 is the secondary carrier there.
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I know you from HoFo! B17- 10 MHz B4- 10 MHz B2- 5 MHz I think the reason I'm always on B2 is because some phones don't have it so they try to push me on it because some users don't have access to it. The amount of people I see still walking around with a Galaxy S III is nothing less than concerning.
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I think that T-Mobile knows what they're doing. If you have more speed you can get the task done faster and get off of the network quicker. Do you really think that T-Mobile would do something that would harm their network? And some devices will connect to B12 within the range of B4 regardless, and that's just how networks seem to work. Carrier Aggregation is better use of spectrum. From Qualcomm: And one more thing from Qualcomm: I will connect to a loaded B2 5 MHz channel before two unloaded AWS and Band 17 channels. This is just how the network decides to place me. (I'm an AT&T sub)
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This puts them up to par with the big two in terms of deployed spectrum. AT&T typically has 30 MHz B2, 20/10 MHz B12/17, and 10/20 MHz B4, not to mention 20 MHz WCS. This adds up to 90/70 MHz of deployed spectrum in each market. Verizon typically has 40 MHz B4, 20 MHz B13, and 20/10 MHz B2. That's 90/80 MHz of spectrum. With this, Sprint has 60 MHz B41, 10 MHz B26 and 10/20 MHz B25. That's 90/80 MHz of spectrum! With their marketshare and the same amount of spectrum, it's only a matter of time before they start winning speed awards. Now's the time to densify. We won't talk about T-Mobile... 60 MHz of spectrum at most.