Att and tmo are the 2 popular carriers for n4. So it may help others to decide, if we can create a database for actual coverage.
1. Where do you live?
2. Who's your carrier?
3. How's the coverage?
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1. South Florida
2. Tmo
3. Excellent. Much better than sprint.
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I'm on T-Mobile. I've been using them for about 4 years here in Denver. I know it's not the case across the country but here in Colorado T-Mobile consistently gets ranked in the top 2 in terms of coverage (& customer service for that matter).
1. Denver, CO
2. T-Mobile
3. Excellent in Denver and as good or better than Verizon/AT&T/Sprint in the mountains.
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I'm on T-Mobile. I've been using them for about 4 years here in Denver. I know it's not the case across the country but here in Colorado T-Mobile consistently gets ranked in the top 2 in terms of coverage (& customer service for that matter).
1. Denver, CO
2. T-Mobile
3. Excellent in Denver and as good or better than Verizon/AT&T/Sprint in the mountains.
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And tmo is the only carrier u can use in the mountains, Vail, to be specific. Been having a lot of problems with att.
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Lancez said:
And tmo is the only carrier u can use in the mountains, Vail, to be specific. Been having a lot of problems with att.
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When I moved here from Michigan I switched from AT&T to T-Mobile because AT&T's coverage was so terrible. T-Mobile has never really let me down.
Winston Salem nc
Att
Excellent coverage in all areas of town
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Indy
1) Indianapolis, Indiana
2) T-Mobile
3) Great
T-Mobile and I live in Connecticut. Coverage is amazing here with T-Mobile. Average about 15mbps peaks of 20+
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NY (long island)
Tmob
Huge mixed bag.
I still have my vzw gnex so I can compare the two (they are both on me at all times).
When I'm in a hspa 21/42 area the data is great and not too much slower than lte.
The key to that is, when I'm in the area, because it's not that often, especially compared with Verizon's 4g footprint.
So for me it's very hit or miss. I even find myself tethering the gnex to the n4 in many spots.
The phone is stupid good though, so even if I didn't have the gnex I'd prob still keep it even with the hit or miss data.
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Bloomington-Normal, Illinois.
T-Mobile
Coverage around town is excellent.
Speeds aren't too impressive though. I never get higher than maybe 2.5 mb down and maybe 2 up. And we are supposedly hspa42. But at&t isn't any faster as they don't have hspa+ or LTE here in town.
It's pretty bad because we are a town(s) of 130,000 not even counting the 23,000 college kids. We are basically same size as Champaign-Urbana or Springfield and they both have better than 10mb downloads whenever I am there.
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Navarre, FL
T mobile
Coverage is spotty in house (Edge), but once outside 3G (HSPA+21) kicks in and super fast compared to Sprint coverage speeds.
Max data speeds so far is around 14mb.
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I have T-Mobile, live in Las Vegas, and my speeds and coverage are excellent. Consistently between 10-24 mbps. Except in buildings, which T-Mobile is bad for.
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signal
1. Argentina BA
2. Movistar
3. Excellent in the city
Baltimore, MD
T mobile
Steady around 10mb download.
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NYC Metro
T-Mobile
Although seems like the Radio on this device isn't as consistent as my GNex, speeds are way up.
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I have T-Mobile, live in Las Vegas, and my speeds and coverage are excellent. Consistently between 10-24 mbps. Except in buildings, which T-Mobile is bad for.
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Lol don't you spend most of your time in a building?
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Rialto CA
AT&T
7-9 at my house. Pretty solid coverage.
1)Greece
2)Cosmote
3) Not bad, but there's no lte in this country... Speed is about 6-7 mbps just like my adsl.
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Orlando, FL at the intersection of the Florida Turnpike and I-4 on T-Mobile. Excellent coverage and I have had speeds of 30Mbps.
1. Where do you live? Somewhere in Orange County, California.
2. Who's your carrier? T-mobile.
3. How's the coverage? Awesome! I get great reception at home. ( and in city. )
Related
how is tmobile reception primarily on east coast? Looking to get rid of big red.
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If Big Red is crappy don't go to another CDMA carrier - it is even crappier. Sprint has no coverage in some parts whatsoever.
I had T-Mobile last year and it was way better.
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Not that its garbage. Look to spend less then I am for three lines. I am at around 150 for one line with an unlimited data smartphone and two regular lines.
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Anyone else? Even if not on long island.
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Ymmv with any carrier. I live in Jersey City, NJ. T-Mobile's coverage where I live rivals that of Verizon. (I should know, I have accounts, with both companies and a Rezound in my house) I also have a multi line account with T-Mobile. As far as I'm concerned, the only reason I even haz Verizon is Sparky wanted a Rezound.
0.o
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Good feedback. Thanks! If I could just unload Verizon with nine months left on contract, it would be nice.
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I'm in he same exact position as you. I wanna leave this ass backwards company. And around Philadelphia T-Mobile is strong. Constant 6-7 megs down. It usually smokes my lte on my thunderbolt unless I'm standing next to a tower
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watt9493 said:
I'm in he same exact position as you. I wanna leave this ass backwards company. And around Philadelphia T-Mobile is strong. Constant 6-7 megs down. It usually smokes my lte on my thunderbolt unless I'm standing next to a tower
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The only option barring a move to T-Mo is obvious....set up a tent under a Verizon tower.
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The only option barring a move to T-Mo is obvious....set up a tent under a Verizon tower.
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Occupy VZW Tower!
I can't say much about the east coast, I live in Hawaii, on a rock in the middle of a huge pond. Service here is varied but all carriers here have equal amounts of coverage, but varies in different places based on who got priority on that tower location. Also, no HSPA+ or LTE here for anyone
TMobile.
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This can be a great reference for people who are undecided on Straight Talk t-mobile network vs Native T-mobile network. We can also compare $30 unlimited plan to contract plan speeds.
Please Post:
Carrier: xxxxxxx (EX: T-mobile network via T-mobile, OR, T-mobile network via Straight Talk)
Plan: xxxxx (EX: $30 unlimited, OR, $45 unlimited)
Location: xxxxx (EX: Brooklyn, NY... OR Dallas, Texas)
Then please post a picture of your speeds (or you can type it out).
Thanks!!
I posted this on thread already.
I have straightalk i had att sim ordered tmobile sim and cut it down using the att sim.
ATT sim straight talk average download speed by speakeasy app 5-7 down .5-1.5 up
Tmobile sim average speed 12-15 mb down 1.5-3 up tested this today fort wayne IN medium size city I do get 4 bars for both networks at my house. and wifi speed 20-25 down 5up comast 2.5 ghz i dont use 5gz band really.
I love this phone, and T-Mobile
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Me too, it's the best phone I've ever played with or owned, and I've been very promiscuous.
On 3 mobile, £15 per month pay as you go (off contract), all you can eat unlimited data bundle, I got this whilst walking about in the town. Why bother paying the 4g data premium?
Definitely the best speeds I've had in my area on tmobile
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Not only good speed but also good latency considering I rely on Google Voice + Groove IP for VOIP. Tmobile looking good.
And on WiFi.... 2.5 band...
Who needs LTE
Great Thread guys keep em coming. Really can't wait to get mine!
With T-Mobile
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Anyone having problems with speed test on att? It could just be my area but when my galaxy nexus updated to 4.2 speed test now only displays my upload speeds, im having the same problem with nexus 4.
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My speeds aren't the best with o2 but I can't wait to change to another network with much faster speeds and unlimited data plan
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Can anyone with a Nexus 4 in Nyc post their speeds on T-Mobile?
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Anyone having problems with speed test on att? It could just be my area but when my galaxy nexus updated to 4.2 speed test now only displays my upload speeds, im having the same problem with nexus 4.
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Yep. Speed Test on my N4 isn't scaled properly, and for some god forsaken reason my speeds have gone from ~4Mb on my Galaxy Nexus to absolute crap on my N4.
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My speeds aren't the best with o2 but I can't wait to change to another network with much faster speeds and unlimited data plan
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O2 is releasing DC-HSDPA by the end of the year.
Get on giffgaff, it uses o2 and much cheaper. (with unlimited data)
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I still have another 12 months with them but soon I will cancel the internet plan and cancel my contract when I get some cash
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Never had DL speeds this fast
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Never had DL speeds this fast
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So, are these speeds using DC-HSDPA?
I was under the impression that DC-HSDPA was 10-12mb
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I'm in Tampa and on T-Mobile's unlimited value plan for $69. I'm pulling down 12-18 Mbps on average. Upload is 1.5-2.5 Mbps.
Thanks for the results. Now I'm even more anxious to get my Nexus 4. Those scores absolutely obliterate my scores on Sprint.
If anybody in the San Fernando Valley can report in on T-Mobile results, that would be great.
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I'm on ATT and speed test shows crappy speeds yet pages load and downloads are just as fast as my S3 on hspa
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Did not see a thread like this if there is already one forgive this new guy. Anyways, this is T-Mobile prepaid mobile broadband plan. I'm pretty happy with these speeds.
Nice! :beer:
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Sweet!
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I use an HSPA+ mifi but never see speeds likes yours, OP! I'm lucky to see 2mb down!
Did some driving around today, seems the speeds I posted are pretty limited to a small area here unfortunately. Most of the other places I tried were around 1 - 3 Mbps which is still better then what I get with Sprint (no 4g coverage here but I have to pay for it) just waiting until my contract is up to make the switch.
Figured id post a WiFi speed, its a lot higher then what I pay for but what the hell
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Triscuit said:
Figured id post a WiFi speed, its a lot higher then what I pay for but what the hell
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"Figured (I'd) post a WiFi speed (test) , it's a lot higher (than) what I pay for but what the hell(.)"
Sorry I'm bored. :beer:
My WiFi is not as good as yours, 10Mbps.
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Bell Canada, via PC Mobile MVNO.
Test Date: Nov 24, 2012 9:18:13 PM
Connection Type: Hspa
Server: Vancouver, BC
Download: 12415 kbps
Upload: 2643 kbps
Ping: 80 ms
http://www.speedtest.net/android/299912819.png
Just to add: Bell and Telus have a shared HSPA+ network that operates on both 850 and 1900. So unlike T-Mobile's, it has better in-building coverage and penetration. Same frequencies as AT&T but overall faster and less burdened. Lower burden due in part to the fact that there are very few customers with grandfathered unlimited plans of any kind - Canada saw its first iPhones launch with small data caps, while AT&T started with unlimited and only years later started to shrink the data allowance.
bump.. Anyone else? There's gotta be a lot more of us Nexus 7 3G owners out there by now.
att gave me horrible speeds, but tmobile gave me much better service. much happier now.
The employee at Tmo must have been unaware they had that plan, or else I might be using it. I should'a known tho because I thought I saw they had a tablet for sale! Anyway, I'm basically happy with 3gb for $30 with AT&T, but it's nice to have options.
does this device not have "H+" icon in the status and only shows "H"? I'm using the tablet plan on Telus in Canada and it only shows "H".
I have LTE signal when I plug in the sim card into my Nexus 5.
Any suggestions?
Amazing hspa+ speed on my nexus 4 .. Get same speed when I use it as hotspot on my nexus 7
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Can you tell me what version of rom you are using to get Wifi tethering and LTE to work? Thanks.
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So I'm on a road trip, and I brought my N4 (on T-Mobile USA) along for the ride. I decided to stay the night in Savannah, GA. After checking into my hotel, I took my phone out of my pocket and saw something I've never seen before. It was showing a data connection as "3G" rather than the usual "H" for HSPA or "E" for EDGE. I had to do a double take. Curious, I went to Settings-About Phone-Status and checked the network type. It was "UMTS:3". Obviously that means T-Mobile's network refarming has happened here and 1900 MHz UMTS is live.
Here's the thing, though. The radio keeps switching between "3G" and "H" every few seconds, seemingly unable to figure out which one it wants to hold onto. The phone is still usable but I still find it annoying. Of course, the vast majority of T-Mobile phones would never experience this since they hardly ever have support for 1900 MHz, but I'm curious if other N4 owners living in areas where T-Mobile has lit up 1900 MHz UMTS are having this issue as well? In the end, the phone may be usable, but the constant switching is playing hell on my OCD!!
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At least the refarming is done where you're at, I'm still impatiently waiting.
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At least the refarming is done where you're at, I'm still impatiently waiting.
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Yeah but at this rate I'm hoping they either fix this in a Nexus 4 radio update (maybe make it prefer HSPA over UMTS, but I don't know if that would cause problems outside the US), or never light it up in my home market. haha
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I just came from Verizon of 12 years and a gs3. I'm on umts at my home in rural Atlanta ga. It does the same switching as you say. I just thought that was normal gsm behavior .... phone is idle then 3g is active. Phone queries the net (open browser etc...) and H kicks in.
On another note the H speeds here are almost equal to vzw lte, I'm impressed
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oldblue910 said:
Yeah but at this rate I'm hoping they either fix this in a Nexus 4 radio update (maybe make it prefer HSPA over UMTS, but I don't know if that would cause problems outside the US), or never light it up in my home market. haha
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I just noticed you're in Durham, I'm in Winston.
Has the refarm taken effect by you?
My phone does this then pulls the h on demand I am in Detroit metro area. I still pull high download speeds and don't have a problem with the change over. Honestly until I read this post I thought this was normal. Do do a speed test see if it is slower or faster then your use to.
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I just noticed you're in Durham, I'm in Winston.
Has the refarm taken effect by you?
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No it hasn't, and hopefully it won't before there's a radio update to fix it (if they'd even bother fixing it)!
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I have had my N4 for only a couple months, but it has been doing that ever since I got it. I am in the Farmington, MO area too though. I thought it was just normal, as this is the first time I have had a decent phone and be on a plan rather than prepay.
Mine has always behaved like that. My nexus one and gnex too.
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Weird. mine had never done this except here in Savannah. Is anyone else here running stock?
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I'm on all stock and I've never seen the 3G label. I'm out here in Portland, OR, and SLC, UT. I just figured our phones were only capable of G, E, and H labels.
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I find it wierd that you've never seen the 3G label. Normally you camp on 3G (UMTS) and it'll flip to "H" for HSPA+ when data's transferring either up, down, or both. This has been normal over the years, until there were modifications on T-Mobile's side to display 4G all the time for devices that were HSPA+ capable.
I'm stock unrooted
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Mi|enko said:
I find it wierd that you've never seen the 3G label. Normally you camp on 3G (UMTS) and it'll flip to "H" for HSPA+ when data's transferring either up, down, or both. This has been normal over the years, until there were modifications on T-Mobile's side to display 4G all the time for devices that were HSPA+ capable.
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This never happened on my G2 nor my Nexus S. The only way that happened on the Nexus S was when running a custom ROM.
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oldblue910 said:
This never happened on my G2 nor my Nexus S. The only way that happened on the Nexus S was when running a custom ROM.
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GS2, Samsung edited to reflect 4G. Most customers would be perplexed by the constant camping on 3G, then flipping to H (HSPA+ which is branded as T-Mobile 4G), so the just modified their network bits in their OS to reflect 4G all the time. As far as the Nexus S, that's just a 3G device not capable of the HSPA+ bandwidth (it topped out at 7mbps).
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I always have a H when idle and H+ when using the Internet. Never seen 3G label on my N4 till date
Mi|enko said:
GS2, Samsung edited to reflect 4G. Most customers would be perplexed by the constant camping on 3G, then flipping to H (HSPA+ which is branded as T-Mobile 4G), so the just modified their network bits in their OS to reflect 4G all the time. As far as the Nexus S, that's just a 3G device not capable of the HSPA+ bandwidth (it topped out at 7mbps).
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Yeah on the G2, the Froyo ROM showed H all the time, never 3G. For the Gingerbread ROM, though, it was changed to show 2G and 4G.
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I have a note 2 and you probably don't care, but my phone goes from H to 3G then to 4G for some reason in the DMV area. Tmobile too
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sandy-achar said:
I always have a H when idle and H+ when using the Internet. Never seen 3G label on my N4 till date
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Could redact differently based on the carrier and/or cell tower. Here's a conversation from the Galaxy Nexus forums.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2138601
All in all though, this is pretty well known and documented.
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I have a note 2 and you probably don't care, but my phone goes from H to 3G then to 4G for some reason in the DMV area. Tmobile too
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Sounds like you're running an AOSP rom on your N2. 3G for UMTS, H for HSPA+, and 4G for the LTE. If you were on a stock TMo ROM, it'd be 4G for UMTS and HSPA+, then 4G LTE for LTE.
Important to note is that the status bar icons ate just that. . .icons. You could actually modify these to display whatever you wanted. If I wanted it to say 8G when on LTE, I'd just have to make a custom icon and bake it in. Doesn't mean I actually have an 8G network.
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thats normal behavior, it changes to H when there is data flow. it just depends on the area and the signal/coverage in the area. on a custom rom, i see it change from a H to a H+ all the time(when data is flowing). rarely, i see a 3G.
http://www.extremetech.com/extreme/...ith-att-and-verizons-coverage-and-performance
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Excellent though this sounds, I find it hard to remain enthusiastic about Sprint in light of the new plans "unlimited" plans they've been shopping around that severely restricts roaming data.
beerindex said:
Excellent though this sounds, I find it hard to remain enthusiastic about Sprint in light of the new plans "unlimited" plans they've been shopping around that severely restricts roaming data.
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Yep roaming costs a lot of money. No carrier wants you to roam. Look at any carriers tos.
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Is this something the GS4 is able to take advantage of? I know they said they are releasing 3 new phones.
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Also Sprint is bringing service to a lot of subway stations in nyc so I'm happy
Source: engadget
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tenaciousj said:
Is this something the GS4 is able to take advantage of? I know they said they are releasing 3 new phones.
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Our S4 cannot do LTE @ 800Mhz. Only 1900.
And LA is one of the first cities to get the new triband! Ughhh
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We all know if you have sprint coverage your getting lte. The question is what's sprint going to do about the other 70% of America that were roaming or no coverage. Fix that then yes sprint competes with Verizon.
miketucky350 said:
We all know if you have sprint coverage your getting lte. The question is what's sprint going to do about the other 70% of America that were roaming or no coverage. Fix that then yes sprint competes with Verizon.
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Where did you get 70% from?
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daniel4653 said:
Where did you get 70% from?
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Out of his ass....must have Sprint confused with T-Mobile. Sprint home coverage covers somwhere around 70% of the U.S. geographically and around 85-90% of the population currently. When NV is completed, around 95% of the population will be covered by 800,1900,2300mhz (tri-band)LTE and 800mhz voice.
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miketucky350 said:
We all know if you have sprint coverage your getting lte. The question is what's sprint going to do about the other 70% of America that were roaming or no coverage. Fix that then yes sprint competes with Verizon.
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I live in Sacramento California and don't have LTE. The only place that really has LTE in California is the bay area and LA. Not sure where the if you have Sprint coverage you are getting LTE comes from.
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GiantJay said:
I live in Sacramento California and don't have LTE. The only place that really has LTE in California is the bay area and LA. Not sure where the if you have Sprint coverage you are getting LTE comes from.
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I heard there were a few towers in Sac that had been turned on. His profile shows he's in Indiana I believe.
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can't wait.. Denvers on the list!! ^-^'
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daniel4653 said:
I heard there were a few towers in Sac that had been turned on. His profile shows he's in Indiana I believe.
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I know there is like 7 towers with live LTE in rural Sacramento. But that doesn't cover the 1 million plus that live here is my point
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Sadly I doubt that this will have any benefit for my area. Despite being within 4 miles of 2 large casinos Sprint coverage in this area is spotty at best. I doubt if any municipalities with less than 1 million residents will ever get any form of Sprint LTE.
Verizon has LTE in practically the entire state but their pricing and customer service are so crappy that I would not even consider switching to them.
gharlane00 said:
Sadly I doubt that this will have any benefit for my area. Despite being within 4 miles of 2 large casinos Sprint coverage in this area is spotty at best. I doubt if any municipalities with less than 1 million residents will ever get any form of Sprint LTE.
Verizon has LTE in practically the entire state but their pricing and customer service are so crappy that I would not even consider switching to them.
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Really ? Landcaster and victorville in so cal both have LTE and have a population of 1 million. And small.cities of less that 100,000 in central California have LTE
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gharlane00 said:
Sadly I doubt that this will have any benefit for my area. Despite being within 4 miles of 2 large casinos Sprint coverage in this area is spotty at best. I doubt if any municipalities with less than 1 million residents will ever get any form of Sprint LTE.
Verizon has LTE in practically the entire state but their pricing and customer service are so crappy that I would not even consider switching to them.
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The plan is that anywhere that has 3g will have LTE by the end of next year.
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One of the problems I have already been seeing is that you now get charged extra for data roaming in places where it used to be included in your plan. A lot of peeps I know are getting let out of contracts because of that. And from what I'm hearing it actually doesn't seem like roaming signal in general is as good as it was just a few months ago.
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The plan is that anywhere that has 3g will have LTE by the end of next year.
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If that turns out to be the case I will be pleasantly surprised.