Mistafreeze

Almost all Sprint markets have eHRPD deployed now. Even here in the New Mexico mountains.

 

Robert via Samsung Note II using Forum Runner

Still EVDO_A for me

Same for me. They're both slow.

I'm getting it too.

I wish I were you

Granville, Ohio

 

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If somebody were to produce that, I'd purchase!!

Apple has patented many things, and so have the other cell manufacturers. Didn't Motorola just win a lawsuit against Apple recently?

But it's Apple that has received the patent to many, many things it did not invent nor innovate. They don't use patents to protect their property, they use it to harass and intimidate their competition. I can't wait until Google beats them at their own game, just like they're doing to Microsoft.

I just pre-ordered through Wirefly and the ship date of the Evo 4g LTE is May 18th.

Not a problem, I'm not going to go jump off a bridge or anything!!

I had figured on 2013 before I saw that, just wanted some clarification. Us hillbillies here in Iowa aren't a high priority, lol.

I noticed in this article http://s4gru.com/ind...ge-for-chicago/ that it says some sites are going up in North East Iowa. I'm curious if this includes any around the 50702, 50613, or 50651 zipcodes (Waterloo/Cedar Falls Area). The slow speeds here are killing me

Also, if you have any information on the schedule for tower DM03IP329 @ 42.518472330470786, -92.44050732424769, I have a clear view of it from work as my workplace is on the corner of Adams and Irving. I was thinking about setting up a time lapse camera to watch the upgrades.

Two "covert" sites I know of in Waterloo, Iowa.

The first one, is a flag pole:

http://maps.google.c...2,28.8,,0,-9.77

The second, as posted above, is a cross:

http://maps.google.c...210.58,,0,-7.53

I never looked at who the carriers are for these towers, just thought it fit into the conversation that has been going on in this thread. They both blend in fairly well, though for years I wondered why we needed a pole that large for such a little flag.