Duffman

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This is more than twice what either the Speedtest or FCC app measured. Anyone know why?

 

I carry a 200 ft tape measure around with me' date=' but it is fiberglass tape. Anyone know where I can get a good steel tape? LOL[/quote']

 

And THAT'S why you were made a mod. Thank you for setting a fine example.

Like I said before, my sources say that Sprint will not be using SIMs. Do people feel there is some benefit to SIMs?

While unlimited data isn't what keeps me on Sprint' date=' it's a relief to not worry about overage charges. One thing I'd like to see would be prioritization of data bandwidth to users that have used the least. The benefits vs difficulty of this means it probably won't happen, but it would allow the network to be used fairly.[/quote']

 

LTE can adjust bandwidth on the tower to keep hogs from dominating without resorting to a blanket throttle.

Thinner than the iPhone too.

Sorry' date=' i don't carry a tape measure with me [/quote']

 

If you are going to be a member of S4GRU, you should.

'Crown Castle' (if that means anything to anyone' date=' maybe an OEM?).[/quote']

 

http://www.crowncastle.com/

So that makes sense, right?

That was just because the network was bogged down with people freakin out.

Will finally upgrade from my Evo 4G for this... After the initial bugs are worked out... AND when Sprint lets us.... If I still work at Sprint.

A lot of conditions there.

Yup. In my experience they only reach about two hundred feet. I'm sure the y can hit 500 unobstructed' date=' which is still pretty good when you compare it to wifi signals.[/quote']

 

What? 40 to70 feet at best.

Duffman' date=' how many Sprint sites in DFW were knocked offline?

 

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None that I heard of but the network was overrun with calls because everyone was worried about loved ones. I did not check for specific tower outages though.

Must have worked.

 

Thanks. I am trying the ICS keyboard. Scary how buying something on the Google Play Store on the web' date=' free or premium, automatically starts downloading on my phone without me giving permission on device first.[/quote']

 

Ah, but you log in online. So if you say you want it, no need to ask you twice.

http://www.the33tv.com/news/kdaf-tornado-damages-100-homes-in-texas-neighborhood-20120403,0,1868247.story

That was close.

Have some hail, too.

Wife's pic.

I did the exact same thing today with the same results. try the 60684 prl posted somewhere around here. its like night and day

I'll give it a shot. I had seen that prl thread a while ago and one person said the Evo 4g didn't scan the G block frequencies so I didn't try it then.

Here's the PRL.

http://s4gru.com/ind...-prl-21086xprl/

But it was my understanding also that the Evo 4G does not support the G block, but the Evo 3D does. Anyone confirm that Evo 4G is incapable (as a Google search seems to indicate?)

Edit: Crap. We are talking about two different issues, aren't we? I am sleepy. Sorry.

Here's the 60684 PRL

http://s4gru.com/ind...-prl-60684xprl/

Still not sure the Evo 4G supports it or I am confusing the two PRLs and what they do. I will just sit down and shut up now.

How many servers did you run the test on? Sprint's NV sites are on different backhaul. The servers you used to use may not be the best ones to run new speed tests on. We had several people in the Boston market who ran speed tests on new NV sites and had lackluster results. I suggested they try different servers and they were getting over 1.6Mbps.

I am beginning to think these Speedtests aren't worth much...

I guess you can ask me questions about.... uh, never mind. I got nothing.

Are we sure it is actually turned on and the old equipment removed?

 

39ghz doesn't give it the ability to carry more data. All depends on the width of the channel and the modulation scheme they can pull off.

I figured I sounded like a noob with that post...

I'm good with a non-removable battery. I have only removed my own a handful of times.

I'm Looking for ward to Google Drive!! But, I'm mostly looking forward to Gmail Tap! What an epic idea for a keyboard.. cant believe I didn't think think of this! They even got LL Cool J backing it... at 1:42.. "LL" says, "You can tap it in the morning, you can tap it at night, you can tap it in the bathroom." lmfao.

 

 

https://mail.google..../tap/index.html

That was an April Fool's thing with Google.

BTW, the Airave should cover anywhere from about 52,350 to 143,650 cubic feet of space.

 

So what happens when you are in a multistory building? What is the cubic footage of the Airrave?

I say Airave has only one "r" and you say it has two. We will just have to agree to disagree.

 

Though we are talking loyalty not new customer attractions...

The goal from my standpoint is to reward those that stuck around forever and retaining customers during the tough times...

I'm sorry for not being clear. The premise is that it is cheaper to keep an existing customer than it is to attract a new one. What I am saying is that the cost of subsidizing a new phone annually is very likely much, much more than the cost of losing that customer and attracting a new one.

Also, there are few, if any, customers that stayed with Sprint out of "loyalty". They stayed out of self-interest.