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3450-3550 MHz and c-band are all part of n77 and n78

n77 is 3300-4200 MHz
n78 is 3300-3800 MHz

n78 will be fine until 2024 when Verion c-band holdings will extend past it

Seeing as some of c-band won't be available for nearly 3 years and this spectrum will be available in a little over a year. I can see at least Verizon going in. Does Verizon really want to wait until...

Considering they are still sitting on 600 MHz spectrum despite an obvious leasing partner in T-Mobile who could desperately use more lowband spectrum says a lot about this company.

Start date early Oct 2021

Bandwidth available 100 MHz( five 20 MHz blocks ) 3450-3550 MHz

Bidders limited to 40 MHz

PEA sized areas like C-band. Most PEAs unencumbered. Some will require...

years of experience trying to figure it out.



Verizon 140 MHz
At&t 80 MHz
US Cellular 60 MHz

the only other spectrum auction there is the 3450-3550 MHz auction in October an bidders are limited to 40 MHz. I mean technically they could participate in the 2.5 GHz auction but that really...

What current mid band does at&t have that Verizon doesn't? Band 30? A whopping 15X15 MHz? Verizon got more C-band and got more CBRS. Oh by the way auction 110 limits bidders to just 40 MHz

lol. Enjoy that 80 MHz. I'm sure that won't get congested at all in NYC

Verion 60 MHz Cat A, 100 MHz Cat BC
at&t 40 MHz Cat A, 40 MHz Cat BC
T-Mobile Cat ABC 40 MHz

Other than to keep it out of the hands of the other 2 I'm not sure why T-Mobile bothered

Results are in At&t averaged 80 MHz nationwide with 40 MHz in the A category which can be deployed starting in Dec 2021. Verizon got around 160 MHz nationwide with 60 MHz of A category spectrum.

and at&t did not. Maybe they buy most of the 3450-3550 MHz spectrum up for auction in October. Not sure how hungry Verizon or T-Mobile will be for that spectrum. Verizon probably more hungry than...

they got 40 MHz in most of the top 50 markets except 2 which they got none. And 60 MHz in one and 20 MHz in another. And they got 40 MHz in about another 25 markets outside the top 50.

They didn't really skimp as I didn't expect more than 100-120 MHz and they got 140-160 MHz in most of them. 4 "big" markets they got 200 MHz. It's just that say in NYC only 60 MHz of the 160 MHz will...

I doubt the FCC will release any maps. You can go to the auction webpage and look up the results for particular market. I'm sure Spectrum Omega will update their maps eventually could take months

A category can be used starting Dec 5 2021. the rest can't be used until Dec 5th 2023

Let's see

A category: at&t - 40 MHz; Verizon - 60 MHz
BC category: at&t - 40 MHz; Verizon 80-100 MHz( 4 markets 120 MHz )
ABC category: at& mostly 80 MHz; Verizon mostly 140-160 MHz( some...

Results are in. Looks like Verizon got exactly 60 MHz in all 46 A category blocks. That's a tad disappointing. They got 80-100 MHz in the BC category blocks except in Ok City, Syracuse, Rochester and...

low prices with taxes included.

You do realize the new plan is much higher than 6.6 Mbps. Not sure how many times that has to be said

The Max plan says UHD which would be 25 Mbps. For the record Verizon's plans either have 1.9 Mbps or 3.8 Mbps

It's not just the 40 GB limit which is underwhelming it's the 600 kbps after the 40 GB. The network has improved so much you can offer these increases on hotspot limit and video and premium data but...

Yes this is slight improvement and yes these plans as well as current plans are better than anything the other 2 have. Is this enough to force them to change? Nope. Not nearly bold enough especially...

I'm not confused about anything I know what other carriers are subject to or not. I'm, pointing out the unfairness of the upper C rules today. The rules were put in place because at the time upper C...

keep dreaming the impossible dream

I criticize Verizon more than a lot of the people that call me a Verizon lover. Ironically actual Verion lovers call me a Verion hater or a shill for one of the other 2. really can't win with people,...