@cancelind Oh wow nice to know. I think it's cool how the phone automatically connect to Spectrum Wifi hotspots. I though about signing up for Xfinity but you need home Internet idk I still may do it.
There is now a 69% chance this El Niño reaches a strength that would exceed every previous El Niño event dating back to 1950.
That is a huge signal heading into fall and winter.
@networkninja77 Wow that's crazy. LTE only DAS system at big stadium is crazy & stadium Wi-Fi no good. I'm not going to lie every time I go to a game I connect to the stadium Wi-Fi cuz being on a MVNO I don't get priority.
@cancelind@cancelind This is probably the most popular selected equipment that I've seen cable companies use for outdoor public Wi-Fi. Cox & Spectrum 🛜outdoor equipment look just like this
Total Max 5G is set to $30 for the month. Set to autopay and it does indeed correct to $20. I used a credit card. System shows $25 or $30 until you actually enroll & autopay sign up.
Total Max 5G is set to $30 for the month. Set to autopay and it does indeed correct to $20. I used a credit card. System shows $25 or $30 until you actually enroll & autopay sign up.
Went to breakfast this morning tested the Verizon network. For some reason I couldn't get my phone to connect to the Verizon LTE small cells it only connected to the Macro which had N77.
@SneedTech@Techlife32@cancelind I've been seeing this on Reddit a lot within the last week. New cell sites using starlink for Backhaul in Rural Areas of Arizona. Maybe it's just for temporary use until they get fiber optics.
As Hawaiʻi recovers from Lala, @TMobile teams are working alongside the communities they call home — restoring connectivity, helping customers stay connected through T-Satellite and bringing support to communities.
We’re here for Hawaiʻi through recovery. 💗
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@networkninja77 Wow what's the location of this site ??. They need to put N77 on that site. I was in Louisville Kentucky & they have N77 throughout the whole city with T-Mobile.
Following this week’s destructive storms in the Midwest, @TMobile teams are supporting communities and first responders across impacted areas.
T-Mobile deployed portable generators to key sites and satellite backhaul solutions where needed — helping keep people connected to loved ones and the resources they rely on as communities recover.