LTE on in Dallas TX

**JHBThree** · 07-15-2012, 09:08 PM

Originally Posted by kiwicarlos741

Oh and for the record get out a dictionary, one definition of live is active and when I say LTE is live, LTE was actively on during the launch of the EVO hereby further proving my statement, check and mate, you fail horribly again. Have some common sense please

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Except it wasn't active, it was being tested. Active would be a network that was fully online, which it certainly wasn't.

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**kiwicarlos741** · 07-15-2012, 09:09 PM

Originally Posted by JHBThree

Except it wasn't active, it was being tested. Active would be a network that was fully online, which it certainly wasn't.

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It was active as it was working and on at the time, your trying to change the definition of words, do u seriously have to teach you the definition of active as well, my god someone didn't go to school

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**JHBThree** · 07-15-2012, 09:13 PM

Originally Posted by kiwicarlos741

It was active as it was working and on at the time, your trying to change the definition of words, do u seriously have to teach you the definition of active as well, my god someone didn't go to school

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Please go read up on how major networks are launched. Prior to any network going live, they have to test it in the markets where it will be available. That includes turning on portions of the network that customers may or may not be able to use. That is what anyone that may have gotten a Sprint LTE signal prior to yesterday would have experienced.

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**kiwicarlos741** · 07-15-2012, 09:13 PM

Originally Posted by JHBThree

Except it wasn't active, it was being tested. Active would be a network that was fully online, which it certainly wasn't.

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let me put it this way tested or not, because the definition active has nothing to do wether something is being tested or not, means that its operational, if i can get on ad actually use the 4g let then its operational. operational = active therefore proving another one of my statements. come one just keep them coming ill be more than happy to keep correcting your wrongs

**kiwicarlos741** · 07-15-2012, 09:14 PM

Originally Posted by JHBThree

Please go read up on how major networks are launched. Prior to any network going live, they have to test it in the markets where it will be available. That includes turning on portions of the network that customers may or may not be able to use. That is what anyone that may have gotten a Sprint LTE signal prior to yesterday would have experienced.

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this statement has nothing to do with anything i just said and is just altering the fact that what you said earlier was incorrect.

**JHBThree** · 07-15-2012, 09:14 PM

Originally Posted by kiwicarlos741

let me put it this way tested or not, because the definition active has nothing to do wether something is being tested or not, means that its operational, if i can get on ad actually use the 4g let then its operational. operational = active therefore proving another one of my statements. come one just keep them coming ill be more than happy to keep correcting your wrongs

The network was not active. It was not certified for customer use, and was in fact being tested.

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**JHBThree** · 07-15-2012, 09:16 PM

Originally Posted by kiwicarlos741

this statement has nothing to do with anything i just said and is just altering the fact that what you said earlier was incorrect.

Not remotely. The network was not active and was not live. It has not been live until this weekend.

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**kiwicarlos741** · 07-15-2012, 09:17 PM

Originally Posted by JHBThree

The network was not active. It was not certified for customer use, and was in fact being tested.

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lte was active as anyone in the area was able to actually physically get on and use it which means that it was operational on there devices

**frankm.348** · 07-15-2012, 09:18 PM

Anything for Laredo Texas?

**JHBThree** · 07-15-2012, 09:21 PM

Originally Posted by kiwicarlos741

lte was active as anyone in the area was able to actually physically get on and use it which means that it was operational on there devices

You don't know how network testing works. Any available signal was an incidental effect of sprint testing. The network was not active.

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**kiwicarlos741** · 07-15-2012, 09:27 PM

Originally Posted by JHBThree

You don't know how network testing works. Any available signal was an incidental effect of sprint testing. The network was not active.

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this proves that you don't understand the meanings of simple words that are taught to us in 2nd grade, if i can get on the LTE regardless of whatever your saying which doesn't have anything to do with the actual definition of what I've been saying, its active, I'm using the connection so its on. theres only on and off/ no maybe , active and inactive/ no maybe, nothing in-between, if i can use the LTE its active as its OPERATIONAL as i can get on and use it. OPERATIONAL = ACTIVE, I'm not talking about the network being up, I'm saying that the lte IS active and it is by the meaning of the word active, literally look above and read the sentences above in this post. you fail to see this and just make yourself look more and more unintelligent by the post

**JHBThree** · 07-15-2012, 10:16 PM

Originally Posted by kiwicarlos741

this proves that you don't understand the meanings of simple words that are taught to us in 2nd grade, if i can get on the LTE regardless of whatever your saying which doesn't have anything to do with the actual definition of what I've been saying, its active, I'm using the connection so its on. theres only on and off/ no maybe , active and inactive/ no maybe, nothing in-between, if i can use the LTE its active as its OPERATIONAL as i can get on and use it. OPERATIONAL = ACTIVE, I'm not talking about the network being up, I'm saying that the lte IS active and it is by the meaning of the word active, literally look above and read the sentences above in this post. you fail to see this and just make yourself look more and more unintelligent by the post

Oh look, .

Also, what about 'the network was testing' don't you understand?

**kiwicarlos741** · 07-15-2012, 10:28 PM

Originally Posted by JHBThree

Oh look, .

Also, what about 'the network was testing' don't you understand?

nope I've already proven that you are horribly wrong, like i said you can say whatever you want to make yourself sleep at night.all you've done is deter from all the posts that i have proven you wrong in.

**JHBThree** · 07-15-2012, 10:30 PM

Originally Posted by kiwicarlos741

nope I've already proven that you are horribly wrong, like i said you can say whatever you want to make yourself sleep at night.all you've done is deter from all the posts that i have proven you wrong in.

Uh, no. You've been owned and proven incorrect. Sprint's network was not live until this weekend. Anything else was incidental signals from Spring testing and nothing more.

**EconomicMayhem** · 07-15-2012, 10:33 PM

The most childish argument I've seen online in a good while. Just drop it. Aren't there more important things?

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**JHBThree** · 07-15-2012, 10:36 PM

Originally Posted by EconomicMayhem

The most childish argument I've seen online in a good while. Just drop it. Aren't there more important things?

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Hey, my responses were all mature and informative without name-calling etc. Can't speak for that other guy, however.

**541rrhse** · 07-15-2012, 10:38 PM

**Cyber Warrior** · 07-15-2012, 10:40 PM

Guys.. agree to disagree and move on.. you're never going to change each others minds.

**EconomicMayhem** · 07-15-2012, 10:49 PM

Originally Posted by 541rrhse

LOL perfect.

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**kiwicarlos741** · 07-15-2012, 11:43 PM

Originally Posted by 541rrhse

Lol it is perfect

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**kiwicarlos741** · 07-15-2012, 11:46 PM

Originally Posted by Cyber Warrior

Guys.. agree to disagree and move on.. you're never going to change each others minds.

It's true, I'm done on that topic and hopefully the other guy will just leave it at that as well, I'm getting fatigued from all this arguing hahaha

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