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From reading it also appears that you will be able to get an LTE device without a contract extension, wonder if any discount will be provided?  I'm very surprised that they are giving a no ETF option, the phone will supports 3G and will function.

Worst case email Dan Hesse's office and see what the Exec branch can do.  You should have been notified that a phone on your account had a bad ESN and been given options in February.  Further more you shouldn't have been told in May that it was clean.

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With this latest twist, I can't see Clear taking anymore of the Sprint monthly financing.  However, if this drags on long enough, they might be forced to take it...

Any news on the Muskegon area?

Check sensorly to see if any mapping has been done, start looking at towers for NV equipment, become a sponsor to get access to the tower locations

I'm going to be by an active 800Mhz tower this weekend if you need anything tested

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What device are you using?  Robert reported testing in Witcha or Waco that showed successful PCS->SMR->PCS or the other way around.  But I believe that was on a Galaxy S3, not sure if it was a stock PRL or digi's PRL.

What PRL are you on?

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Was just wondering if NV work might slow down when the Nextel decommissioning starts? I'm sure Sprint wants to get the equipment off the towers as quickly as possible so they can stop paying leases, power costs, backhaul costs, etc. With crews already busy on the rollouts of all the carriers, do you think they might prioritize the Nextel work a little over NV to get the cost benefits sooner?

I'm guessing the t1s and power bills are much higher than the tower lease. I wouldn't expect a nv slowdown.

I had a lot of data issues when we only had one or two LTE towers.  My phone would try to connect to those towers way off in the distance and my 3G was dropping all the time trying to switch over to 4G.  Much better now that we have more towers active.

I order to do that they actually have to make a tender offer not just a press release.

Like this?

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/dish-network-says-due-diligence-171143387.html

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Tower on West Saginaw across from Meijer next to the Lansing Mall is spewing LTE.  The Tower down by Horrocks might be, I had LTE inside Horrocks, but CM10.1 on my Note 2 has screwed up signal strength right now.  A speed test in the horrocks parking lot was 20mbps+ so I'm fairly sure that the next acceptance report will have LTE on that site accepted.

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/exclusive-softbank-eyes-t-mobile-193643098.html

 

 Music to to that rat bastard Charlie's ears I'm sure. I wonder what, if anything, Sprint would get if SoftBank walked away from the deal. 

 

Between the clowns at Crest, Mount Kellett, et al on one side and Charlie on the other, I certainly figure that it's conceivable that at some point that Son could throw his hands up and say, "To hell with this." The only thing with T-Mobile USA is that it wouldn't give Son his economies of scale in regards to 2.5GHz TD-LTE.

If Sprint walks away from SoftBank, Sprint has to pay a fee to SoftBank $600m I think.  If SoftBank goes with T-Mobile and actually grows their coverage, they will "sprint" passed Sprint into 3rd place and climb the mobile operator ladder...

This has been a gut fear of mine since the Dish bids started.  Dish will destroy Sprint...

Same here, my local iden tower is also shared with Sprint, Clear Wire and 2 others I can"t identify

I thought the only native Sprint coverage in the U.P. was in St. Ignace and the Sault?!?!?

Can you get some tower pictures?

Is this the tower in Marinette across the river in Wisconsin?

Not sure about all the areas but I know a lot of Nextel sites around here were on leased towers so they will be remaining intact otherwise the other carriers might get kind of pissed.

Same in Michigan, there are only a few naked towers out there...

Just thought maybe instead of paying to tear the rest of it down ... towers backhaul etc ... dish could buy it and leave us alone.

 

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I will have to disagree on this one. I like stock Android...or CyanogenMod...much better than skinned experiences, and OS updates at this point, when executed correctly, have a positive impact on device speed, rather than the other way around. And I don't want to wait two years between OS upgrades.

 

Which means I probably need to add an engkneering screen tool to the list of apps I should write for the Nexus 4...because I'm sure the data is there skmewhere.

 

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Clean stock OS with all the garbage removed is the way I roll... I hang around S4GRU too much to not have any Engineering screens.

I wish I could have the best of both worlds...

I started on Android with the OG EVO and I loved Sense! I did not like AOSP as Sense had so many more basic features, however, AOSP has basically added all those features.  I think starting with GingerBread, AOSP really started to get it right and have just kept up with everything.

I next went to the GS2 and GN2, I never liked TouchWiz, it is so clunky and ugly, like they are trying to sell to a kid or teenager.  I'm been on CM nightly/experimental builds for both of these devices because TW just doesn't suit my needs.  Storage is one of the biggest things for me and AOSP is just so much smaller.  Digiblur's completely stripped down GN2 TW ROM is still over 630MB while CM10.1 & GApps are about 260MB.

I wish that AOSP would put all the engineering data available as public APIs so that developers could write their own engineering screens for rooted users.

For now, google services appear to be working normally.  I updated many google/android apps on my wife's Photon Q last night and have updated/installed apps today on my Note 2 on differing LTE towers (but going through the same core).