It's gone! Signal check says I last connected to it at 11:54pm, and just seconds later it switched to USC CDMA. None of my devices can see Sprint CDMA anymore.
As I've traveled through in the last year I have seen work being done to upgrade taps for 1.2ghz high split. But many customers have Docsis 3 modems still.
TDS is offering a free 1 gig upgrade in Central Oregon for all preexisting Residential and Business customers. It's not Docsis 3.1 with symmetrical speeds. That is likely coming in the near future. I'm happy to see that it's even offered at rural addresses outside of the cities.
@RenoWireless I was at the intersection of McCarran and Lakeside when I received it. Connected to the Dish site just south of that intersection on lakeside.
Welcome to the new Boost Mobile 🤟 We've combined Boost Infinite and Boost Mobile to bring a fresh perspective to the wireless industry. Stay tuned to learn more about our brand new nationwide 5g network. Learn more at https://t.co/cZkx7kiKdl
This morning 9,000 people commuted outside of Sherwood, OR for work. Now, a $1 million ReConnect investment from @usdaRD will expand internet access for Sherwood, which means that soon those people won't have to choose between making a living and the community they live in.
Legacy has played an integral role in bringing fiber to rural areas of Eastern Washington. This photo captured one of our talented crews setting a shelter for one of the fiber jobs.
Thank you, Andrew for sharing this great shot!
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BIG NEWS: We're in Nevada today to kick-off construction of America's true first high-speed rail line!
Brightline West will connect Las Vegas to Southern California in just over 2 hours, eliminating the need for millions of car trips each year. https://t.co/4ogPUwoG8E
New ATT C-Band and DOD install on the north end of the University of Nevada Reno campus. It's not on yet, but the back haul upgrade is noticeable on LTE.
Contractors for Verizon Wireless are working on a major upgrade to this hilltop site between Somersett and Verdi. Plans indicate it will be expanded from an existing 3-sector band 13 only site, to 4-sectors with all of Verizon’s sub-4 GHz spectrum holdings, plus CBRS.
Do you recognize the buildings in this video? World Mobile has launched their first market in the U.S. in… Reno. The 4G network is using CBRS frequencies, and public data also shows they have 5 MHz of 600 MHz.
Nice to have global roaming as a feature for Boost Infinite! Some people I've talked to before weren't willing to switch without some international options, and now that they're available it might be what's needed to promote switching. Free for early access until September.