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If you had to rely on a single network for your needs, which one would you choose? Removing all other factors such as price, plan, device, etc...

@Techlife32 Then post the picture dipshit. Jesus Christ

$TMUS $T $VZ Verizon has a temp set up for the BTS concert in El Paso,tx. Att added high capacity set up on its tower and added 100 MHz of dod on it. Tmobile didn’t add anything from what I can see. It’s just the standard n41 set up. Speed test below.

@peter_adderton AI-induced psychosis inbound…

I spend more time talking to ChatGPT than I do anyone else. It just gets me...🤣🤣🤣

@Techlife32 Revisions that were equally lackluster and still don’t compete with offerings from the competition.

@5GNR_ It’s the att way lol 😂 just look at today’s announcement all that shit could of launched when they made the revision to unlimited plans

This post aged like milk🤣🤣🤣

@Techlife32 Multiple plan launches/revisions in that short of a timeframe indicates instability and desperation. AT&T only flourishes when there’s no competition, which only further highlights their mediocrity.

@5GNR_ This quote is going to age like milk. Just wait till mid April. This post wasn’t about today’s announcement.. it was about something else

@yellmapper There’s only 4 jumpers going to that antenna. It’s either b2/66 only or n41 only 4x4.

@Techlife32 Unless Ericsson has figured out how to defy the laws of physics, I’m going to have to disagree with you.

@5GNR_ When I check it stated 3-4 hours or run time and recharges when the levels get down to 10%

$TMUS T-Mobile will have to become significantly more reliable and redundant than they are today moving into AI ran

@SeeBandBrandon That’s actually a T-Mobile site with no n41. Those are Nokia RRU’s

Abandoned Charlie site

@Crowsnestbb @SneedTech They built a decent bit out here. 60mhz of C-Band + 40mhz DoD. Although the DoD was sunset almost immediately after the close of the TMO merger

@SneedTech @5GNR_ Nice!! I didn't realize they had 60mhz of it.

youtu.be/HwTVI7JRihs Working in Southern Iowa right now. Cincinnati IA. Verizon, no service.. AT&T, no service... T-Mobile/USC with n77. Calling, texting, 5G etc. everything works great. Including light speed via US Mobile. This is huge for T-Mobile customers. Someone tell me, did USC have 60mhz of N77, or is this combined with T-Mobile? YT video as well! @SneedTech @DustyRaging @curtisnetworks @Terrell352 @Techlife32

@dominicojames @SneedTech You can’t tell me you’re this bored. You’re scrolling through my timeline and replying to two year old tweets bro…

@5GNR_ @SneedTech supposedly, even though boost sold most of their spectrum, they still run their own network

I think it’s really about time to switch to Verizon if y’all haven’t already This is what… outage 4 or 5 in the last few months?

@dominicojames @SneedTech Brotha I posted this shit 2 years ago. Get over it

@SneedTech @5GNR_ Verizon also multiple outages

@stetsondoggett People saying, “that’s not a lot” clearly don’t understand how mobile networks and RF work. To be able to manage that many users who are subsequently using that much data is very very impressive.

Super Bowl data usage by network: • Verizon: 40.32 TB • AT&T: 24 TB • T-Mobile: 11 TB reddit.com/r/verizon/s/U5…

@holman1124 Unless the RAD center difference between the two carriers is 50+ ft, you’re not experiencing speed differences like this because of height. Azimuth differences, tilts, or other factors are culprit.

I stood in the same spot at work for this. T-Mobile and Verizon are on the same site, but T-Mobile is the top rack. 700 megs vs 88 👀👀

@ATT The new AT&T office style is: 1. Suction Cup Desks 2. Broken elevators 3. Employees fighting over parking spots 4. Matcha and quarter zips I guess

Style might change, but the connection stays the same.

@Terrell352 @FirstNet There is nothing “dedicated” about b14 anymore. No separate hardware, no redundancies, nothing. They don’t even try to hide it either, really wish the FCC had a backbone and investigated these fools.

@FirstNet Dedicated network slices from Verizon and T-Mobile vs a 10mhz LTE channel from @FirstNet. You guys are terrible liars and shows that you’re afraid of T-Mobile in particular. Could you tell us how many total towers you have with midband of any kind deployed? I doubt it.

Performance is non-negotiable for critical response. FirstNet is public safety’s network, giving you a dedicated, VIP lane when you need it most. Let us provide the assurance, so you provide the safety.

@radiantswitch If you’re legitimately using 500gb a month, you need to be on postpaid. 99.9% of customers will never reach this threshold by normally using their device.

I hit the visible limit

@SneedTech This whole thing is rich coming from the company that has historically made it IMPOSSIBLE to switch FROM them to another provider. T-Mobile really puts on a good show and everyone eats it up.

Check out the latest video summarizing the T-Mobile uncarrier event. Then, vote in the poll, let's see if the move is uncarrier... youtu.be/UysM7xuEoCY

@SneedTech @peter_adderton @Apple @SamsungMobile @SpaceX What’s so hilarious about their sat offering is that if you’re in an area where they don’t have coverage but AT&T does, the service is utterly useless. They have so many open TAC’s for roaming that your phone won’t even try satellite. You’re stuck on 911 only.

@5GNR_ @peter_adderton @Apple @SamsungMobile @SpaceX Tmobile has a massive TAM and the smallest network. It was a match made in heaven. 😆

This should be the MNOs greatest fear if these 3 team up to offer global connectivity, then consumers wireless purchasing habits will shift to buying device and bundled connectivity from @Apple, @SamsungMobile,@SpaceX the irony is Satellite won't be the product consumer use the most but it will be the catalyst to change the industry.