jreuschl
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I see LG is offering a $200 trade in credit on a phone worth $10+. Wonder if you can get away with trading in an unactivated phone that Sprint thinks is worth $10+ I did this when I bought my Note 4, though Samsung directly was offering the rebate so they wouldn't know activation status. Is the phone on display in any Sprint stores or Best Buy yet?
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https://www.reddit.com/r/Sprint/comments/5341y6/esn_swap_forcing_plan_change/ Apparently it was a plan for the iPhone 6, but some upgraders are being forced to do a plan change. Probably won't make some people happy.
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I probably won't consider a Nexus unless it gains Sprint WiFi calling support Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD
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Looks nice.. Very tempted to get this when my upgrade is available in October. Maybe LG's reliability issues could hold me back.
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http://rootmetrics.com/en-US/content/mobile-network-performance-in-the-us-a-special-report Root Metrics report is out. Sprint and Magenta trail.
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Correct Sent from my SM-N910P using Tapatalk
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While I'm not thrilled either, it appears that they've lessened the curved part. If you watch the Note 7 presentation they compare the S7 Edge to the Note 7.
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they claim so. There's just a debate on if $60 includes the $60 data fee or not. Guess no Note 4>7 upgrade for me...
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https://www.reddit.com/r/Sprint/comments/4w55yg/sprint_has_effectively_killed_the_sero_500_plan/ I know some on here will cheer this, but apparently those like me who are still on the precious SERO 500 plan, changing anything is gonna cost you... I can see Sprint forcing a change if you want to upgrade a phone under subsidy but kinda stinks forcing it on any account modifications. There is conflicting information going around as to if the $60 includes the $10 data charge or not.
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I don't know if you can just take these #s but looking at the FCC filing, B26 is 19-20db, B25 is 21-22db, B41 is about 23-25db, I think that is pretty good. Granted, real life experience can be different
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Any of the S4GRU admins planning a FCC RF analysis of the Note 7?
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So what will happen if someone is on contract and Sprint wants to jack up the rates? Sent from my SM-N910P using Tapatalk
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USCC is using Sprint for roaming right? Why doesn't their variant support 41?
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http://phandroid.com/2016/07/13/lg-v10-successor-rumored/ Granted, the V10 didn't come to Sprint so...
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Unfortunately it sounds like the Note 7 will be released early this year so those who pre-ordered the 4 two years ago will have to wait. May miss out on any pre order specials. Sent from my SM-N910P using Tapatalk
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Chicago's results are great.. unfortunately still only 3 first place overall finishes in RM I guess it shows other carriers are not ignoring their network, either.
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http://www.rootmetrics.com/en-US/rootscore/map/metro/milwaukee-wi/2016/1H T-Mobile, despite their limited spectrum, now has surpassed Sprint in Milwaukee in speeds
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It gives the improvements on the software install prompt. This one was security as well as fixing WiFi bugs.
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Now I'm having an issue the last week+ or so that my Note 4 has just shut off by itself even when sitting idle on a table. Guess I'll try a new battery. Sent from my SM-N910P using Tapatalk
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I think they have the reputation of having the best local coverage. At least in Wisconsin they have that rep. Heck there are a few areas that if I drop Sprint signal.. There's a strong USC signal to Roam on.
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I will say.. At first it didn't seem so but RF has been improved a bit in the latest update.
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Can't say I see much of a difference on my Note 4.. You sure you are basing that on actual dB and not the signal bars which has been changed in newer Sprint updates? Sent from my SM-N910P using Tapatalk
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New software update. States just security but we'll see. Hopefully fixes some bugs too. Sent from my SM-N910P using Tapatalk
