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  1. http://www.valuewalk.com/2012/12/sprint-clearwire-softbank-partnership-not-good-for-rivals/

     

    just wanted to share.

     

    "If the FCC accepts this transaction, Sprint Nextel Corporation (NYSE:S) will be the largest spectrum holder in the United States with an average of just over 200 MHz of the spectrum across the country. According to the National Broadband Plan, there is 547 MHz of spectrum useable for wireless broadband. Sprint, if the transaction is approved will possess more than a third of the available spectrum allocated by the U.S. government, but with less than one sixth of U.S. customers. That gives Sprint (on average 200 MHz and 56 million subscribers) the chance to use roughly 3.57 MHz of spectrum to support each of their subs. Compare that to a Verizon (on average 105 MHz and roughly 100 million subscribers) which has only 1.05 MHz of spectrum to upkeep each customer’s uses. More spectrums mean faster speeds, more capacity, and a stronger competitive position."

    the most important phrase from the article

  2. Is this a guess on your part ? Or did the same Sprint rep that told you LTE would be up by the Whitestone Expwy by Jan 11 tell you this?

     

    If its not on the NV Map then taking a Sprint representative's word or even guessing on your own part is not helping this thread.

     

    I am looking forward to LTE in Queens but I will not get my hopes up when someone on this thread makes a guess or quotes a Sprint representative.

     

    iWait

     

    too harsh

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    I am not sure, but I remember that's what everyone used to have and talk about. So I would guess they were once that good?

     

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    Chris

    I am sure sprint will catch up. 2013 is their year to turn it over and if not, it will be a big disappointment. If it wasnt for this site, I would've dropped sprint and went to tmobile. I hope I made the right decision.

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    I honestly believe that depending on how well Sprint does in the NYC Market it will determine how well Network Vision changes their customers mind. If Sprint fails to deliver well I would expect the downfall of Sprint. By the end of february I expect LTE in more places, how ever I know NYC won't be half complete. By June I expect NYC nearing completion. I just want Sprint to claim #1 spot in fastest and most stable network, they once were king right?

     

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    Chris

    Where they ever that good? I really dont know since I started using sprint only two years ago

  5. I've delt with quite a few customers who are having service issues due to NV, so Flushing is being worked on.

     

    you were right. from Monday to thursday, i was getting really bad reception at work but today, i get awesome 3G speeds near 2mbps down and 1mbps up. they work pretty fast. NV can be up less than a week?

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    I don't believe those dark panels are Sprint panels. Sprint panels are usually thinner in nature, and I've never seen a site with 4 panels, max I've seen is three.

    I think few of those are definitely sprint towers since signals are very strong near those towers. And since I see clearwire panels, I just guessed they are sprint towers. I also see that that site on the network enhancement map for speed and capacity. Maybe its combination of both sprint and other carrier?

  7. I've delt with quite a few customers who are having service issues due to NV, so Flushing is being worked on.

     

    yes. where i work used to have good speed in terms of 3g and 1X reception, but for the last week, i get one or two bars and the phone keeps on toggling back and forth to different towers and dropping 3g signals.

  8. i find these towers near by my apartment. its on Roosevelt Ave and Parsons blvd in flushing. i get great speeds around 1.8mbps. i noticed there are different colored panels, some of them looking a little grey and some of them are white. of course the small round ones are clear wimax? what are the differences between each different panels?

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  9. That means that your phone is switching between cell sites.

    yea that is exactly what i thought. but the thing is if i ran three tests consecutively, first one is good speed, second one slow with very bad ping and third exam comes same as the first one. not sure what is going on. also when i am at home, the signal fluctuates so much. i get 4-5 bars -80dbm 8asu and seconds later i have 0-1 bar -88dbm 4asu or 2asu. the bars go up and down very often and i get very annoyed.

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  10. Those are awesome speeds! Perfect example of how NV makes everything better!

     

    funny thing is, when i run speedtests in littleneck queens, i get these speed consecutively. i get great ping and speed for one test, and on the next test like 10 seconds later, i get 500+ping with slow speeds. very odd and i do not know why.

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  11. Im getting Great Speeds At the Barclays Center In Brooklyn. Currently at the Nets Gamee2atugad.jpg

    I get better speeds nowadays nearing 2mbps download 1mbps up pretty much everywhere I go in Queens. I used to get creepy speeds but it certainly has improved overall

     

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    The first three tests

    There should be heavy traffic.

    Is this a sign???

     

     

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