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Hope they can Sprint's mid-band spectrum deployed quickly to deal with this influx of data.... at least until they have a viable millimeter wave plan. This is

Hope they can Sprint's mid-band spectrum deployed quickly to deal with this influx of data.... at least until they have a viable millimeter wave plan. This is probably more viable in suburban, maybe sub suburban/rural areas until they can get millimeter wave going.

joecool1029 7y ago
> Hope they can Sprint's mid-band spectrum deployed quickly to deal with this influx of data They would need to complete the merger for that. As it stands in my region Sprint can roam on T-Mobile's mid-band spectrum (2/4), but not vice-versa (and low band 12/71 is disallowed). Millimeter wave isn't going to help suburban/rural areas. Already Band 41 (2500mhz) sprint LTE-TDD doesn't go through walls well, for home internet you're basically looking to have an external antenna.
- smachiz 7y ago
  >Millimeter wave isn't going to help suburban/rural areas. Already Band 41 (2500mhz) sprint LTE-TDD doesn't go through walls well, for home internet you're basically looking to have an external antenna. Correct - I didn't say it would. What I said is it isn't viable to do in urban areas until they have millimeter wave.