3037 prl lg motion

[cken2389]

I updated my prl after being away from my motion for a few weeks. In the past, I ran 3g because it was consistent in my area. In anycase, this doesn't seem to hold true anymore? So far, on 3037 (Near Orlando), I get consistent 4g, and no evdo signal when I switch in the hidden menu. T-mobile merger after affect?

 

[Rukbat]

Build out - more 4G available, and it's now on the PRL. Is this a complaint, or are you bragging?

 

[cken2389]

Not bragging. I really don't see what to brag about? I want to measure my experience with others.

 

[cken2389]

I forgot to add that while I have more consistent 4g, my sms is down. Any ideas?

 

[Gman9831]

Can you still get 1x?

 

[cken2389]

Yes. I was off about 4g though. I just didn't use my allotted data since I previously had it set to evdo. I still have no 3g if I switch manually? I'm now questioning whether or not reverting to a previous prl might help? Otherwise, it feels like I'm being forced to get the $60 plan.

 

[Gman9831]

Not being forced to do anything but in the beginning of 2014 they're halfing the amount of spectrum used for CDMA. Guess they're cutting EvDo to accomplish that then

 

[cken2389]

I didn't want to believe it would happen this quickly. But, it has. Gone are the days of raping a good evdo connection. Sure, you can spend $40_50. Once the 4g runs out, you may as well go take a shit while updating to the $60 plan. Good service to that end, don't get me wrong. Just misleading.

 

[OcalaFlGuy]

in the beginning of 2014 they're halfing the amount of spectrum used for CDMA. Guess they're cutting EvDo to accomplish that then

Do you think that the average user will see any effects of that and if so, what?


Bruce in Ocala, Fl

 

[Gman9831]

Do you think that the average user will see any effects of that and if so, what?
Bruce in Ocala, Fl

With a phone that you keep on 4G you shouldn't. It would just be the ones that force off 4G after their throttle cap is reached.