Brad The Beast

It'll be only 2+25+25+4+71 for a grand total of 30MHz on the downlink. T-Mo band 2 is only 5x5 (as of right now). Sprint has 2 5x5 b25 carriers. T-Mo band 4 is only 5x5. Band 71 is only 10x10.

O how I would love to have such greatness. It will never happen though. I cry everytim

We all have those days lol. It's Tuesday which is just as bad as Monday.

According to https://www.mcc-mnc.com/ 311-490 is Sprint.

I've roamed on AT&T 20x20 b66 in my area before.

Next time it happens, grab the PLMN.

Could be AT&T LTE roaming as well.

That's how they did T-Mobile roaming.

Was 311-490 formerly Clearwire?

Wouldn't it show a T-Mobile PLMN though? 311-490 is Sprint.

FCC Waives Auction Communication Prohibition for Sprint, T-Mobile Do we expect Sprint to participate in auction 103? Probably not since it's mmWave spectrum yeah?

No VoLTE yet.

If the Magic Box isn't available where you live then the Airave 4 isn't either.

Widely or only in certain markets? Nothing happens where I am and I like to know what they're doing to improve the network XD

So is 25+41+41+41 a combo that Sprint uses now?

Potato Farm

Interesting. Wonder when the vote is going to be?

So after some more digging, there's nothing on the official FCC docket about a vote being scheduled or held. I don't know if @Trip can provide any info?

If you work for the FCC and you don't know that makes me think it hasn't happened yet and people are confusing Pai announcing support for it as official voting.

What was the tally? It wasn't unanimous correct?

Did they officially vote? I saw that they were ready but can't find any info on them officially voting.

What was the process?

The FCC still hasn't officially voted yet correct?

Colorado Springs, CO - Sprint recorded the fastest median download speed at 39.5 Mbps. Fresno, CA - Median download speed decreased from 15.8Mbps to 10Mbps. Hartford, CT - Median download speed decreased from 24.3Mbps to 17.7Mbps. Jackson, MS - Median download speed increased from 1.7Mbps (wow that's amazingly bad) to 17Mbps. (10x increase) San Jose, CA - Sprint recorded the fastest median download speed at 46.4Mbps, up from 37.4Mbps. Seattle, WA - "During outdoor walking tests in the dense urban core of Seattle, Sprint recorded the fastest median download speed at 45.0 Mbps". Syracuse, NY - Median download speed decreased from 36.9Mbps to 25.3Mbps. Tuscon, AZ - Median download speed increased from 28.4Mbps to 42.6Mbps.

So apparently someone has gotten this to work. I'll have to try it myself.