4 hours ago, jreuschl said:

https://www.reddit.com/r/cellmapper/comments/1b3w2l9/tmobile_auction_108_light_up_has_begun_boosted_to/

Some think they are already putting it to use.

What markets might be effected?

2 hours ago, dkyeager said:

T-Mobile Auction 108 long form details (only the public versions). Mainly 2024 Selections from ULS application file number: 0001565449 (link at bottom). 

 

u/trip already covered the 2024 area code and exchange numbering forecast requests.

Cliffs? LOL

17 hours ago, mikejeep said:

I saw someone in the Reddit thread mentioned that disabling 2G under network settings made an improvement. My 2G setting is disabled, FWIW.

I disabled 2G and within 3 miles of leaving my house this morning. GONE! Back to LTE-only 😕

1 hour ago, mikejeep said:

I saw someone in the Reddit thread mentioned that disabling 2G under network settings made an improvement. My 2G setting is disabled, FWIW.

I'll check on that and report back. Thanks @mikejeep

Just now, mikejeep said:

I have not experienced this on my Pixel 8 with T-Mobile eSIM. The problems appear to mostly be reported by P8 Pro users, although I believe they both have the same radio hardware.

Ok good to know. I have the P8 Pro w/ eSIM.

Anyone else having major issues with their Pixel 8 randomly falling offline when out and about? Seems to be some sort of tower handoff issue going on with the P8 phones andT-Mo!

2 minutes ago, Dkoellerwx said:

Yes, Robert noted that n25 had been returned to the Pixel in the Pixel 7 thread.

Found it. Thanks

I got the June updated on my Pixel 7 Pro. Is this proof N25 is now enabled again for T-Mo?

3 hours ago, Grabber5.0 said:

Well, my account was just migrated today. Anyone else?

Mine too. Anything odd with the account details with yours or anyone else I should be looking for?

Sprint billing still for me too...

12 hours ago, NE5G said:

Interesting! Thanks for the update. I am a little sad about some of the sites in Lincoln that were supposed to be converted and never were...

Norris site being one of them!

1 minute ago, mikejeep said:

No, that's beyond my control. It's an Android bug the Android developers need to fix. It impacts all apps with multi-layered dynamic icons, as well as apps that are displaying more than one notification simultaneously. They haven't said anything on the official issue tracker report so I doubt it will be fixed with this week's monthly Android update (which should've been out today but still hasn't been released), but who knows.

Thanks for your awesome work @mikejeep

On 3/3/2023 at 9:34 PM, mikejeep said:

The upcoming version has a lot of significant changes, behind the scenes and user-facing. Countless bug fixes, many stability improvements, and some new features

Fixed notification bar at the top?

11 hours ago, Dkoellerwx said:

Still working fine in Omaha (aka eastern Nebraska).

Lincoln, NE is out.

Down in Eastern Nebraska.

On 12/12/2022 at 8:41 AM, Paynefanbro said:

T‑Mobile Expands Leading 5G Network with Additional Coverage and Capacity

https://www.t-mobile.com/news/network/t-mobile-expands-leading-5g-network-with-additional-coverage-and-capacity

 

 

Is this more of a coverage boost or speed boost? If it's a coverage boost, what would the coverage map look like after they flip the switch?

S22 or Pixel 7?

2 hours ago, the_intern said:

Unfortunately I didn't see a map for Nebraska like I did for WI & IL, but I was told that the plan is to overbuild Viaero and USCC across the state. 

Meaning let the other guys build out and T-Mo will just continue to roam on them?

8 hours ago, the_intern said:

They are quite strict, restricting usage on a LAC by LAC basis. I've seen the buildout plans for Wisconsin and Illinois so you may be able to add her in the future.

What are you seeing for Nebraska

3 hours ago, iansltx said:

Saw a bit more Sprint B2 both in Austin (at the airport) and in MO/IA/IL north/west of St. Louis.

Also saw a site (Quincy, IL) capped at 100 Mbps backhaul despite broadcasting 140 MHz n41. The 20x20 n71 site 45 minutes north had better speeds. Fair amount of n71+n41 in NSA configurations. USCC roaming data didn't work at all, so seems like T-Mobile is restricting when they (think they) have a network of their own.

 

USSC roaming here in Neb is throttled down to 2Mb or less, however Viaero has been excellent.

2 hours ago, cooltech6597 said:

I'm in WV for vacation right now, and the place I'm staying at has a Sprint/VZ site on the mountain next to me 0.5 miles away. When I arrived, the site seemed to be off since I couldn't connect to it even when very close to it. I took a walk in the area a few hours later and my phone connected to the Sprint site briefly, but switched back to US Cellular roaming when I returned to where I was staying. Not sure what is going on with the site, but I'll see if I can check it out sometime soon.

Same thing happened to me in Estes Park, CO. New strong Sprint site went up a couple years ago. When I was there last month, it seemed to be OFF.

Hopefully it's in the conversion process to T-Mo equipment.

1 hour ago, schmidtj said:

It would be great if they increased the domestic roaming allowance on non preferred partner systems. What is it? 200Mb? You can burn through that in minutes with Apple Carplay or Android Auto. 

I agree completely.

5 hours ago, 1dante said:

Not sure what’s going on, but over the past couple of weeks I’ve been roaming on AT&T when leaving home for work. It’s only connected for about 5-7 minutes. Just find it odd because I haven’t roamed on their network since I had a Sprint SIM. Also picked up AT&T for a few minutes in the small town of Mayo, FL. 

Were speeds crippled?

Switched to TNX. Data Roaming Good & BAD since the switch:

Took a trip out West since switching from Sprint to TNX. T-Mobile treats Viero as native 'kinda' in my market. It will seamlessly switch between T-Mobile bands and Viero bands and does not show up as "R" at the top of the phone when on the Viero network. This is great and bad at the same time! What I didn't know is that there is a brickwall limit when using Viero even though you have no idea you are roaming unless you use Signalcheck and check the band/network. After a few days on my trip my data essentially stopped working completely. T-Mobile slowed the speeds down so much that I could no longer view web pages, go to Youtube, etc. Didn't matter how many times you toggled Airplane mode or reboot the phone. I had to turn on hotspot on my wife's phone and connect through hers to do anything for the rest of the trip until getting back to native T-Mobile. What was equally disappointing is that even though I was back in native T-Mobile coverage area, the phone would still lock on to Viero and not switch to T-Mo! Took a good couple hours for the phone to switch over and data to start working again.

I wish there was an alert of some sort when you are roaming and have some sort of meter in your roaming usage online or something. Also, offer some sort of way to add more data, such as 10G for $10 or whatever to open the pipe back up.

2 hours ago, dkyeager said:

I think you would have much greater difficulty without having the Airave.  Regular T-Mobile customers were told no for similar requests.

What speeds did you get versus your ISP speeds?

My fiber speeds are 500+/800+.

Cellspot produces 90+/20+.

Will post a screenshot in a bit.

Edit: Cellspot Screenshot