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Sprint is hardly dead. In fact, the Softbank deal being approved makes it less likely they're going away any time soon. All that's left now is to buy the rest of Clearwire...

Which, in case you missed it on Wednesday, just got 1 step closer to being complete with Dish finally backing off. 

Anyone know how long the mapping data stays in place? In other words, how old or current is the map data; past week, month year?

For instance, I had LTE for a couple hours at my house back in late April. Yet that data is still there on the map and I haven't seen LTE since then. So in my area the data is almost 2 months old and not as up-to-date as I had hoped.

I'm wondering on what the outcome was? Did they offer to buy him a new Beer Fridge or repair his existing one or are they trying to get him to turn it off? What's going on now?

Anyone notice a complete Whiteout on the Sensorly maps or is it just me? Tried multiple browsers and it starts to display the map then switches over to completely white. If it was a weather website I would be thinking snow.

That assumes it actually happens. Sounds promising but 4.3 hasn't even been announced yet much to the dissappointment to those who attended the Google I/O.

Southridge area still sucking. Glad I have wifi in my house to connect to. Just have to remember to reload my Starbucks card before making a run or I won't be able to d oit with the phone.

Couple more dots at lower end of Citrus Ave just south of the 10Fwy. Hit about 3.9D and 1.0U.

was driving on the 10 freeway and noticed i was getting 4g

10fwy at Citrus Ave?

Never mind, following page indicated the location.

why so much difference in signal stregnth 3g was at -53dbm and lte was going -76 to -80.. and maybe so it was pointed at the freeway also.

-76dBm RSRP LTE signal is extremely strong. Not going to get much stronger than that unless you are in front of the panel.

 

Robert via Samsung Note II via Tapatalk

JLevoLTE, For a recap on the strength differences, take a look at the following,

http://s4gru.com/index.php?/blog/1/entry-308-rssi-vs-rsrp-a-brief-lte-signal-strength-primer/

I do run the sensorly app no lte live yet

 

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Ok, I misread your post. I thought you were saying your seeing the Network Vision on your phone, not on the towers themselves. My Bad.

Seems close enough for me, may be even sooner?.. all I know is I'm seeing network vision all over the place in riverside and lake elsinore.

 

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You should be running the Sensorly app so it get's reported because right now Sensorly is showing nothing for Riverside area.

Not a single purple dot on the map for the San Bernardino/Inland Empire area.

 

 

My buddy got 27 down/10 up near the Chinese consulate the other day. i am amped for the LA Metro LTE launch!

I was in the Whittier area visiting my GF's family on 3 different weekends and averaged 20+D/8+U. Can't wait to see what it does when it's live and configured perfectly.

Hows the Fontana area looking? I haven't noticed anything near the S. Fontana area, north side of Jurupa Hills. I know there's a couple towers around, but don't know what exactly to look for.

This is great news. Keep going with the updates.