grapkoski
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It is much faster to deploy while waiting for the fiber drops to be run to the site. The original NV upgrades were impacted by slow backhaul installation (permitting, landlords), so it seems like they are relying more on microwave this time around.
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Yeah mine is pretty awful. Bring the 6.0!
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Not sure - have you filed a ticket or checked in on Twitter?
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Well they tried to make it happen - eventually they got the hint that the government was not going to approve it.
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Initial strategy was to merge with TMUS. When that didn't pan house they needed to clean out all C-suite offices and find strong external leaders to do that sort of reform. It took time to do that, but they are moving pretty quick.
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RT @LindseyGrahamSC: @RealBenCarson is not ready to be Commander-In-Chief. America is an idea, not owned by a particular religion.
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RT @BuzzFeed: 11 super cute photos of Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin as BFFs http://t.co/ZkdVomzzRt http://t.co/Bz3yKLilob
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RT @JohnBremer: Miss Alabama got asked a question about Donald Trump...how long will it take for Donald tweet/comment/attack her in return?…
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Sprint "Open World" plan (replaces International Value Roaming)
grapkoski replied to lilotimz's topic in General Topics
Looks like Sprint has quietly updated their partner carriers, sadly just after my vacation to SBH where Digicel would've been helpful... Sprint Global Roaming offers free, unlimited data at up to 2G speeds and text messages. Plus, calling is just 20¢/min. Sprint Global Roaming is currently offered through the following carriers when traveling abroad: Altice, Digicel, H3, Lime, Optus, Partner, Rogers, SK Telecom, Softbank, Spark, Telefonica, Tigo and Vimplecom Either way, great to see expansion continue! -
CDMA2000 devices to access EV-DO-based data services (or SVDO)
grapkoski replied to bucdenny's topic in General Topics
You'd be glowing at the club. -
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I thought their CA strategy was always to deploy it where it was eligible (backhaul, equipment, spectrum availability) since it is a software push. Or am I confusing this with the 2.5 equipment roll out which they previously pivoted to focus on high need towers?
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I do not believe it can. According to the netgear fact sheet it only supports up to LTE Cat 3. So far there is no CA supporting hotspot on Sprint.
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I'm in a full Spark/CA/Glorious area and no matter what band I am connected too it just shows the very simple LTE/Signal combo highlighted a few posts up.
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Yep, I wonder if this is permanent (e.g. Samsung's doing - which I guess is most likely) or is Sprint prepping to improve Spark branding for CA devices. Sent from my SM-G925P using Tapatalk
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Looks like the Spark LTE spinner has been retired. I wonder if Samsung is standardizing the UI across all of their devices.
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Received another update overnight: G920PVPU2BOH1 Release description/Fixes: Samsung Pay Live broadcasting via Yahoo! High Quality Audio (with Samsung headsets) UI updates Bug fixes
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Sprint has not released that sort of information. If you become a Premiere Sponsor, the site does have historical data on Clear sites and whether or not they were scheduled to have LTE added. Plus, you'll be supporting a great community!
