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Another idiot who reviews phones and doesn't bother to read the specs. I'll provide some FYI.

NUU G5 FCC ID=2ADINS6501L
Dual SIM Dual Standby
LTE Bands 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 12, 13, 17, 28a, 28b...

If you look at CellMapper, you'd believe that T-Mobile's coverage is better than Verizon's. Why? Well, there are thousands of T-Mobile users who are interested in knowing where they have service and...

"Dish won't say which city will get deployed first, but Charlie Ergen promised it would be a large, 'NFL city.'" Green Bay? :hehehe:

If you follow the T-Mobile support forum, you know that there are a lot of disappointed subscribers to T-Mobile's Home Internet service. I don't think T-Mobile is intending to run a "scam". I think...

Most natural gas and coal generators have the ability to use fuel oil in a pinch. It's just more expensive.

Odd. I'm using Sprint's network almost as much as T-Mobile. The "Sprint" tower is a little closer to my home than T-Mobile's. For months it's been just as likely that my phone will pick one as the...

Sprint had a bunch of MNCs before the merger.

Define "significant". As I mentioned earlier, Texas could suck up all the electric generation capacity in Louisiana and Arkansas and barely replace the about 50% of the wind turbines that were...

Most NR modems don't report band information.

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Like this.

They do. The issue is that the amount of wind generation capacity alone that was offline in Texas exceeds the total generation capacity of the entire state of Mississippi, Arkansas or Louisiana. The...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_National_Radio_Quiet_Zone#/media/File:National_Radio_Quiet_Zone.svg

Even nastier. All the backup generators I see around here are propane.

Keep in mind that T-Mobile is committed to using 100% "green" energy and Texas lost half of their windfarms. Maybe nasty, propane-burning backup generators don't fit with T-Mobile's "green" vision....

Unless he has an A2097.

Some people just don't appreciate hyperbole.

I think the usual paid attendance at a Super Bowl is > 80K.

For the benefit of the 15 people in the stands?

In Mississippi AT&T UMTS roaming works in odd, almost random, places. It's not shown on the coverage map. This is an area SE of Jackson where I was able to roam AT&T.

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At one time T-Mobile had special agreements covering certain parts of particular carriers. For instance, after AT&T bought Corr Wireless, T-Mobile was able to roam AT&T in the Corr Wireless coverage...

They have the agreements, they just block the roaming.

In Mississippi, where I live, CSpire holds the 700A licenses in all but two or three counties. That leaves only band 71 for low-band service. AFAIK, LTE's range is somewhat less than CDMA's, given...

I'd like to see an effort to convert Sprint's rural CDMA coverage to T-Mobile LTE before they shut it down. Here in Mississippi there are places that Sprint's CDMA covers that neither Sprint's LTE...

We're actually beginning to see some flashes of L41 in Mississippi. Odd random places, like Picayune, Moss Point. Southhaven and Columbus. You'd expect to see it first in Jackson or Biloxi but I...

https://webcoveragemap.rootmetrics.com/en-US