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UARFCN says 8665.

Wow...thanks Terrell. Idk why Ocala and Gainesville are so neglected. Marion county is huge, and Gainesville is most definitely a college town with the University of Florida being here.

Yes, it shows what band I'm on. Gainesville, Fl only has B25 and B26 as far as I know. I'm on B25 at my apt and speeds have dropped below 1mbps since last July. I used to never get below 9-10 Mbps from my apt. It rained really bad one day last July, and my internet went out. I thought no biggie since my phone service was good. After the storm speeds have been horrendous from my apt.

I think*

I don't think iPhone no longer shows bandwidth after the iPhone 6. I've read that every iPhone from 6s forward won't show download bandwidth.

So is Gainesville still 5x5 or is it now 10x10? I have no way to check because I have an iPhone 6s.

Are the swaps complete for the Jacksonville market?

Can't wait for Gainesville to get some love. What's up with the spectrum swaps. 10X10 B25 would be nice until B41 is live.

I was on B25 since I got to the tailgate spot on Beaver st at 8am this morning. I know that B41 is around because I was locked onto it last year at the game.

The crazy thing is that I was on B25 LTE the whole time.

At the UGA vs FLA game in Jacksonville, everyone at the tailgate had Verizon, ATT, or T-Mobile and they all complained about not being able to use social media because of the service while my iPhone 6s on sprint worked fantastic. Not sayin much here but this was my first time being able to laugh at all my friends with Verizon or ATT while being able to show them how good Sprint is these days. They all needed my phone to check scores or post pictures on social media.

Thanks for the clarification. That explains it then. A lot of ATT phones support B30.

New carrier update came to my IPhone 6s today. Changed from sprint 24.1 to 24.2. Any idea what changed? Any info would be great. Thanks.