Just my 2 cents. In the world of 5G, theres ample amounts of spectrum in rural America. I’ve noticed in suburban and urban that mid band is starting to get clogged a bit . I won’t use the word congestion but data usage is increasing and speeds are slowing.
AT&T VONR was just enabled in my market. SA connections seem to be a little more robust as of the flip of a switch. @Techlife32 @Terrell352 @jakepimental99 @SneedTech
Turbo QCI 7 vs QCI 8 . First on LTE then both on NSA with n77, ran at same time. @Terrell352 @SneedTech @Techlife32 @jakepimental99 @holman1124 @fgpalm @Crowsnestbb @carlosstech702
Anecdotal test but I can confirm turbo for business line compared to a QCI 8 line is giving a 4:1 ratio in terms of resources . Ran at the same time. iPhone is QCI 7 and galaxy is QCI 8 @SneedTech @Techlife32 @Terrell352 @jakepimental99 @holman1124 @fgpalm
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Norway vs Iraq match Gillette stadium. All tests Verizon has 28+39 GHz inside and outside. SA and NRDC everywhere
AT&T has n260 but majority of the time I was on C Band 80+40+20
T-Mobile has n258 in the concourse but I didn't connect at the seat. So it defaulted to n41+41+25
This is good to see. Tmobile is expanding their 24 GHz mmWave to more areas in midtown manhattan NYC @JohnSaw @Techlife32 @Terrell352 @jakepimental99 @SneedTech
Tmobile now has 50/50/15 n41 ( up from 50/40/15) live in the NYC metro. Nice 120-150 Mbps boost. Thank you @JohnSaw


























