greenvillesc

What is shown on Sensorly is not in the Chinook Wireless coverage area that Sprint purchased.  I'm 99% certain it is from the same Sensorly user who has polluted Verizon coverages in North Dakota as Sprint.

Where would I find information on network expansion? Would you mind pointing to the correct area?

Thanks

Will this effect the older unlimited plans?

"The other notable absence is SVDO support for simultaneous CDMA1X voice + EV-DO data, though its omission is growing less and less notable as time goes on. SVDO requires separate RF paths for CDMA1X and EV-DO. The first few Sprint LTE handsets did support SVDO, utilizing separate paths for CDMA1X and EV-DO/LTE. But the last nine Sprint LTE handsets have foregone SVDO, combining CDMA1X/EV-DO on a single path, so SVDO was likely just a temporary measure or a fringe benefit of the Qualcomm MSM8960 chipset and will not be a common Sprint handset feature going forward."

 

AJ, I'm I reading this correctly, no voice and data at the same time? Why would sprint or Qualcomm pull away from this?

I do not believe there are any GMO sites in the LA Metro market. And very few in other Southern California markets, except up in Ventura to San Luis Obispo corridor.Robert

Robert What will be the total percent of GMO sites in Sprints network? I know at one time you said 10%, but that was last year and i'm sure as time progress with NV things may change. It seems like SC (upstate area) is getting a large amount of them, but at least it still NV and LTE, the 800mhz would be nice.

Thanks to all the writers! I always wanted to know how cell sites work (not towers LOL), and have found a great wealth of insight from S4GRU!

Robert

What about Greenville sc / upstate sc for vision update and LTE? Lancaster sc is a very small market I thought?

Thanks for all your information.