I was in philly on Sunday and decided to check out the 4g and I ran some speed tests and wasn't impressed. Average down speed of 1.2mbps and 1.0 upload. I live in 4g coverage in Harrisburg and I average 3.5-4 mbps down. Wonder why it was so much slower.
I live in Waukesha WI just about 25 miles west of Milwaukee I have a feeling 4g will take it's sweet time for my area. When Sprint told me that I'll be paying an extra $10 for the 4g capabiltiy I thought it was wrong, since we do not have 4g in Wisconsin (yet?). I guess it is a way to pay for all those 4g towers. I'm hoping it will come soon.
I live in Waukesha WI just about 25 miles west of Milwaukee I have a feeling 4g will take it's sweet time for my area. When Sprint told me that I'll be paying an extra $10 for the 4g capabiltiy I thought it was wrong, since we do not have 4g in Wisconsin (yet?). I guess it is a way to pay for all those 4g towers. I'm hoping it will come soon.
The 4g network here on Long Island is making progress. It looks like the equipment in south eastern queens is ready to go, but not turned on. The equipment buildout stops at the Nassau border. However, I saw a guy on the local tmobile tower (which does NOT contain sprint, but clear is listed on antennasearch.com), so hopefully they are moving over the border soon.
are you guys getting good 4g in your house? I life in Folcroft, near the airport and when i'm outside I get about 2 bars, when i'm in my house (not apartment) i'm lucky to get 1 sometimes.
The 4g network here on Long Island is making progress. It looks like the equipment in south eastern queens is ready to go, but not turned on. The equipment buildout stops at the Nassau border. However, I saw a guy on the local tmobile tower (which does NOT contain sprint, but clear is listed on antennasearch.com), so hopefully they are moving over the border soon.
Don't count on it anytime soon. The network, even though it looks to be in place, is not even running yet in the JFK area. The build out stops literally right at the nassau border. Luckily, I may be able to pick up that signal once it goes on air.
All I can say is my Office is in a concrete tilt up style building.
I get the same bars inside as I do outside. I read someplace that a very
old building with wire mesh stucco really stops the signal hard.
I do notice that just going a few more blocks from my tower and
the signal drops to nothing from 2-3 bars. 4G rocks when its available.
I can confirm that there is 4G in Queens. I live here around the northwest part of Queens.
Astoria does have 4G about 50% of the area.
Woodside is mostly covered in 4G
I have had the Evo for about 3 months now and i do notice that there are more areas covered then before
just my 2 cents
Yesterday I received a tweet from a Clearwire Wimax account that told me Orlando will go live on September 18th. The @ tweet to me is mysteriously gone. I even RT'd it and that's gone from my timeline too.
I live in Waukesha WI just about 25 miles west of Milwaukee I have a feeling 4g will take it's sweet time for my area. When Sprint told me that I'll be paying an extra $10 for the 4g capabiltiy I thought it was wrong, since we do not have 4g in Wisconsin (yet?). I guess it is a way to pay for all those 4g towers. I'm hoping it will come soon.
I got spots of it so far coming in from LGA. Now I am in Teaneck and thankfully its pretty consistent because my hotel internet is horrid. .8mb down with hotel, 4 with phone. Looks like I am tethering for the week.
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