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The "Apple tax" for all iPad/mini LTE variants is effectively $130. I am interested and have ample disposable income, but I question that the Qualcomm MDM9615 -- a good modem -- is worth that premium.
AJ
IMO, it's worth it, especially since it's not under contract, so you can turn your data on/off monthly. I have had a wifi iPad and wound up exchanging it for the convenience of 3G. Tethering sounds interesting, but I would want to see the Sprint plans first.
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Where's the trade-in option?
On the one hand, I don't mind keeping my third-gen iPad at all...it does what I want it to. But on the other, if I can upgrade to the newer model for around $200, I can deal with that, seeing as how the device is unlocked and coule be used with a variety of LTE networks here or overseas.
Here's Apple's trade in calculator, but you can probably get a better deal at Gazelle.com
http://store.apple.com/us/browse/reuse_and_recycle
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weellllll, we do know the answer to that question. Nope.The real question is can it map on sensorly yet?Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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Info is still sparse, but it appears that iPad mini does include LTE support, just not Sprint LTE support, only the same VZW and AT&T LTE configurations that iPad 3 supported.
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The info is up. Sprint LTE is supported: http://www.apple.com/ipad/compare/
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I watched the livestream and the mini is certainly an impressive product. It hits the right notes for the Apple faithful. I thought the side-by-side comparison to the Android device did an excellent job of illustrating why one would might a mini over the Nexus.
The screen resolution isn't what I expected, but I like the fact that it's compatible with existing apps without and coding.
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That really is a stunning refresh rate. I would be annoyed if I had a 3rd gen iPad, but I'm looking forward to the 4th gen (and I'd like to see the mini as well).
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That is all...
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Club house
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True. My challenge with Carrier Compare is that they don't map their data or share specifics about the quality of the data they do have.
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Do any of these iphone apps crowdsource the coverage to GPS data like the Android Sensorly app does? Really it's just a coverage viewer for iphone users.. or am I wrong?
RootMetrics does upload coverage data collected by iPhones. It's the only one that I know of that does. It takes 5-10 minutes for your test to show on their map.
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You can call *3001#12345#* to bring up the field test
Hold down the power/sleep button until you get the power off screen
Hold down the home button until you return to the home screen
Now it will work. You can toggle between numbers/bars by tapping them.
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If they're on Sprint & have broadband, get them an Airave.
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The RootMetrics app works on both iOS and Android and let's you test signal only or signal+data, so it IS possible.
RM might get signal strength from CTGetSignalStrength, which is undocumented.
I am not aware of an API call to differentiate between LTE & 3G and that data appears to be what Sensorly users like most.
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MacinJosh, are you saying to power off the phone to get the numeric signal strength to stay..?
No, from the Field Test, when you hold down power, you'll get the power down slider screen. Don't power down. Hold down the home key and you'll eventually get to the home screen and have numerical signal strength.
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I hope I'm not hijacking the thread, but coverage.sprint.com has also been updated for me. It's still utterly wrong, but it now shows that parts of Grapevine, TX do not have LTE.
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Sprint needs to deploy more HD voice devices. Having just the EVO 4G LTE phone with HD voice is not enough. Sprint needs to spread the love of more HD voice devices so that more and more Sprint customers who talk to each other can reap the benefits.
Part of the problem is that Sprint's implementation is different than the rest of the world in some aspects. The iPhone, for example, supports HD Voice, but it's not compatible with Sprint's network. The same can be said for several Android phones.
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Bubble boy
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Chart house
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No.
After you have field test loaded, hold down the power button until you get the lock screen, then push the home button.
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Felix Baumgartner reported excellent Sprint LTE in Roswell today.
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So, this is not fluctuating between LTE and 3G? Just losing 3G.
I would go back to Apple with both phones and see if you can repro there.
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How do I obtain these details on the iPhone 5?
*3001#12345#*
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I'm just thankful they finally turned on the tower at the border of Ft. Worth, Keller, and Watauga. 3G over here wouldn't even allow Slacker to work reliably.
That's great news! When did it come on? I was over there maybe 10 days ago and got nothing, but I also wasn't hunting for the tower.
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What RootMetrics doesn't do is say if the signal is LTE/3G/o, which is data Sensorly wants.
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