@DustyRaging@iansltx None not sure if it will ever be a thing in the real world. T-mobile could go wider than 20 MHz on the downlink of n71 but they also chose not too
@iansltx@DustyRaging 3gpp 38.101-1. It's within the document. Maximum download bandwidth is 25 MHz but upload is 20 MHz. Not sure if any UE supports that though
@Terrell352@jon_bogger@Techlife32 When i say split i mean whoever owns 850 A Block could've held 800 in that market but yeah in border regions it was only 3x3 which would've been a problem.
@jon_bogger@Terrell352@Techlife32 900 MHz? Didn't see that one. Still think they and AT&T should've gotten band 26 and split it. That spectrum going to Utilities is such a waste.
@yellmapper @Terrell352 I usually use an app called airscreen to get the ue capability information but you have to pay to use that app. There's a way to extract the info by dialing *#9900# as well but I can't remember how to do it that way
Looks like one of @bmobiletweet's engineers accidentally reverted the AMBR from 1660 mbps back to 310 mbps, reducing speeds from my previous best of ~400 mbps back to ~290 mbps. Hopefully this can be fixed soon, especially since bmobile is calling themselves the fastest network.