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Is CA B25-B41 or B26-B41 enabled in any market yet? On my S9 if I dial ##data# these carrier aggregation profiles aren't enabled yet. If I were to enable them will it actually work?
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I don't mind seeing a Verizon version of Cricket/MetroPCS/Boost. An option for tethering would also be nice.
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This is the first phone with B26+B41 and B25+B41 carrier aggregation. Do we know if Sprint has this live in the field? This will solve the low upload speeds in areas with a weak B41 signal.
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Great - thanks!. I was able to find permits using "Sprint" with the category "Owner Occupant". I think I found this site before in the past and tried to search for small cells using Mobilitie but couldn't find anything.
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Can you show me how to look up permits?
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Any particular reason you weren't happy with the service?
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Wow - did I read AT&T had 7.2 TB of data used? If so that means Sprint users used more than 35% more data.
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I don't think anyone wants to build out Dish's network for them. It would have happened already if that were the case.
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Right - and on the network side, can the existing hardware - 8T8R, mini macros, Clearwire equipment, etc, perform this type of carrier aggregation with just a software update? Or does existing equipment on the towers need to be replaced.
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With FCC docs showing the Galaxy S9 capable of carrier aggregation between different bands (B25+B41 or B26+B41), when do we expect Sprint to start implementing this type of aggregation? Is new hardware required on towers or is it a simple software update?
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Pings seem better (10-15ms) across the board on all 3 bands when I do speedtests now (speeds are still roughly the same).
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Do we know if Sprint's existing equipment (8T8R, mini macros, etc) can support B25+B41 or B26+B41 with a software upgrade? Or will this require new equipment?
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I'm assuming if there's CA with B41+B25 or B41+B26 that B25 or B26 can be used for uploads?
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I just made a small donation. Good luck to everyone.
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I also ordered the Essential. The deal for $145 is too good to pass up.
