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I have a Samsung Galaxy Nexus. I've noticed that when my phone looses signal, and when I eventually get service again, it will not return to eHRPD and it will never find it again. I'll need to then cycle airplane mode before connects to eHRPD. This makes for pretty painful EV-DO to LTE handoffs when I'm traveling. Things like audio streams will stall out every time I pass by an LTE tower. The eHRPD to LTE handoffs work great if I cycle airplane mode before I start my commute. Is there a way to make my phone connect to eHRPD without cycling airplane mode? Even better, it would be nice if I could make it automatically scan for eHRPD periodically.

I've had my GPS be that far off before. Might be some LTE on the embarcadero and they're using a Galaxy Nexus.

Yeah, I don't blame you. I was there visiting my family. Every time I head there my allergies go crazy. If you switch the map to satellite you can see the water tank from an angle view. There is an antenna structure next to the water tank but I think the actual sprint panels are mounted on the water tank itself. The antenna structure is for police and fire dispatch and a local ham radio club.

http://sensorly.com/map/4G/US/USA/Sprint/lte_310sprint#q=38.077893,-122.161501 I just mapped the area around this water tower yesterday. Noticed it when I checked my phone and turned on sensorly as soon as I could. Got about 4mbps down, 3mbps up.

Very nice. That's a lot 4G that just came on the last couple days. I've also noticed little dots showing up north in Fairfield, Vacaville, and Cordelia.

I just stopped by a site that is on sensorly as a site with 4G.

I must have missed all the testing. I've driven through all the spots on the SF bay market and I was never able to get LTE. eHERPDERP was enabled and now it's not. I'm also getting some weird speedtest results with Ehrpd vs EvdoA:

Every time I read it, I see eHERPDERP

Like a lot of people, some of my friends are looking for work. My circle of friends are a bunch of techies and I was curious who some of the main contractors are that are deploying NV so they could send applications to the right people. Anyone know?