Latest LTE rollout information

[mobdad]

We have a September 10th update from s4gru.com. (For whatever it is worth) Personally I can live with 3G for now but it will be nice.
Here is the link:

Sprint Marketing Releases a 4G LTE City List where work is under way - Sprint 4G Rollout Updates

 

[jay28w]

Warsaw and Marion Indiana BEFORE Cincinnati ????? Oh, paleease...

 

[ZachA]

They roll out the smaller towns before they get to the big towns so they can work out all the bugs.

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[dsx968]

I'm so glad that the entire country of Puerto Rico gets covered before Minneapolis and St. Paul Minnesota. The goat herders and pot farmers need their LTE.

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[makris0000]

I'm so glad that the entire country of Puerto Rico gets covered before Minneapolis and St. Paul Minnesota. The goat herders and pot farmers need their LTE.

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This made my day lmao

 

[jay28w]

They roll out the smaller towns before they get to the big towns so they can work out all the bugs.

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oh, ok, sure...

 

[ducatti20]

And Phoenix continues to be left out...

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[ejohnnyk]

No Buffalo! We didn't get WiMax and now it looks like we'll have to wait until the end of time to get LTE. That's crap! Thankfully, my Sprint bill is nearly half of what the other providers charge, so I'll stop complaining... for now.

 

[truthteller10]

This is such a foolish plan. Instead of making their current cities a quality experience they continue to deploy resources in other areas. after 3 months Houston Tx still has unusable 4g..SAD!!!

 

[Almeuit]

This is such a foolish plan. Instead of making their current cities a quality experience they continue to deploy resources in other areas. after 3 months Houston Tx still has unusable 4g..SAD!!!

Is this true? Truth your the only person I see complain about Houston so I'm not sure what to make of your posts. Your to flipflop.. You seem ok with sprint then wait for anything to throw a bash then you talk about tmobile then you love sprint again.

Hard to believe what you say. I'd like to.. But I'd have to see other Houston people post the same

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[truthteller10]

Is this true? Truth your the only person I see complain about Houston so I'm not sure what to make of your posts. Your to flipflop.. You seem ok with sprint then wait for anything to throw a bash then you talk about tmobile then you love sprint again.

Hard to believe what you say. I'd like to.. But I'd have to see other Houston people post the same

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Coverage is getting better but nothing close to ATT when they rolled their LTE out..You can pick up 4g in many areas in Houston but in house coverage is a no go.

 

[ubigred]

Houston resident here. Coverage is still very spotty. As for building/house penetration? Nonexistent.

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[Skunkape60]

Houston resident here. Coverage is still very spotty. As for building/house penetration? Nonexistent.

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Most people have Wi-Fi in their homes... But you are correct, in that I would appreciate LTE while in stores and at work.

 

[naes]

finally to NYC... jeez..

 

[BMIC50]

Small town markets...seems like every metro in Florida is on that list! Jacksonville and Tampa might be considered small compared to NYC and LA, but those Metros arent anything to sneeze at! So I am not sure how to apply the "small market so they can work out the bugs" comment, unless you consider the sprawl which makes it easier to deploy towers.

I just made sure my device is on LTE/CDMA. Cant wait to see that sign flicker on!

 

[Almeuit]

Small town markets...seems like every metro in Florida is on that list! Jacksonville and Tampa might be considered small compared to NYC and LA, but those Metros arent anything to sneeze at! So I am not sure how to apply the "small market so they can work out the bugs" comment, unless you consider the sprawl which makes it easier to deploy towers.

I just made sure my device is on LTE/CDMA. Cant wait to see that sign flicker on!

Agreed. I live in Jacksonville and I am not sure of how big we are population wise but I do know land mass wise we are the biggest city in the US (if memory serves me right)

Anytime I want to go anywhere its always at minimum 25 min drive unless it's to a friends right down the road or the 5 restaurants down the road lol

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[BMIC50]

Agreed. I live in Jacksonville and I am not sure of how big we are population wise but I do know land mass wise we are the biggest city in the US (if memory serves me right)

Anytime I want to go anywhere its always at minimum 25 min drive unless it's to a friends right down the road or the 5 restaurants down the road lol

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I do know how big we are (people-wise)...over 860k for Duval residents and 1,345,596 for the 5 county MSA, 11th & 40th nationally, respectively.

So we shouldn't be glossed over!

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[gollum18]

Warsaw and Marion Indiana BEFORE Cincinnati ????? Oh, paleease...

I'm with you Jay frickin Cleveland Tenn before Cleveland Ohio wth



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[Hatren]

Don't forget that even tho they are releasing LTE in more cities you still may not get 4G unless you are very close to a 4G server. Here in Baltimore they have 4G in 3 fairly small areas and the Inner Harbor which is a tourist area.... No real service anywhere else Imo. 3g is pretty terrible everywhere work sends me.

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[elfuego]

I'm so glad that the entire country of Puerto Rico gets covered before Minneapolis and St. Paul Minnesota. The goat herders and pot farmers need their LTE.

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It is a funny joke! But I feel compelled to point out that PR is a US Commonwealth, not a country. Also, it has 5 million residents In a mostly urban environment (very similar to south fla.) there are likely more sprint subscribers there than in many mid side cities in the lower 48.