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I'm going to write "Cox sux" on the sensorly map when the next lte site comes online

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27 % over the next 3 months puts us on track to be 100% mid 2014.

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http://www.fiercewireless.com/story/sprint-envisions-completing-network-vision-mid-2014/2013-08-06

This is inline with the mid 2014 completion date Sprint recently announced.

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Excuses. They've had years to upgrade the backhauls.

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How did Tmobile get their LTE rolled out in Phoenix so fast ? 

I agree. I'd give it another month or two and see if this glacieric LTE deployment pace starts to pick up speed.

Still seems weird we got 2 sited last week and then nothing. What did the Lte workers do the rest of the week? Go golfing?

No LTE on 40th ave and bell either :'(

So what does "LTE site accepted" really mean if LTE is not enabled yet?

I'm sure the NV upgrade isn't a one time thing. One would think Sprint would continually monitor load on their site and continuously upgrade bandwidth where needed.

I also don't recommend anyone switch to Straight talk.. sure they are cheap, but from what I've seen, you don't get any data when roaming, at least not on the AT&T network. Be curious if these GS3 phones are allowed to roam to Verizon at all. My GF has straight talk using the AT&T network. It works fine in town, but as soon as we get into the mountains, she has no mobile data, only calls/text.

Looks like Straight Talk has made a deal with Sprint to use their LTE network.

http://www.androidpolice.com/2013/05/14/the-galaxy-s-iii-is-straighttalks-first-lte-phone-available-now-for-439-99-uses-sprint-network/

I'm looking for a new Nexus 7 as well, finally ready to dump the ipad and go 100% android.

I'm liking the syncing of notifications, so if you dismiss a notification on your phone, it goes away on your tablet.