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Mine's been:I'm not sure but with my Triumph I'd see ~100 kb down in my area, with the Evo V I'm at least 2-3 times as fast. Go figure.
Apparently no 4G at all in my area now. I guess sprint is cuttingoff some of their clearwire contracts, as clearwire still has coverage, but on the sprint site it has gone missing.
I guess sprint is cuttingoff some of their clearwire contracts, as clearwire still has coverage, but on the sprint site it has gone missing.
Ah, but there USED to be coverage in Detroit, and it in fact DID roughly approximate the clearwire map, and Sprint had similar mapping which is now missing from their site. I haven't bothered to check as I'm rarely in an area that used to be covered, and forgot to check when I was out at microcenter to pick up my desktop parts, so it may in fact still work but I avoid downtown like the plague(although due t weekend construction and crap detour postings I ended up on the grand tour until I hit an open alternate interstate -- high point Detroit still has mounted(on horses for the uninitiated) cops, low point... Detroit) and have few reasons to visit the nearby suburbs that were also claimed to have some coverage. [EDIT] Hazard of Michigan, they(MDOT) schedule major Interstate and State highway repairs to incovenience as many as possible along with poorly planned detours, adding into the mix these weekend major closures that are poorly advertised. State motto: "Welcome to michigan, expect delays.", along with state statue: Road worker holding SLOW sign, etc. [/EDIT]There's only one contract between Sprint Nextel and Clearwire. If there is Clearwire service in an area, and you've got a WiMax phone, you can use it.
As Leslie Ann says, Clearwire is insanely optimistic about coverage. I'd even go so far as to say that Clearwire misrepresents on their coverage map.
Sprint and VM have their own WiMax coverage maps and they are much more realistic about where you can get a signal, even breaking it down into indoor vs. outdoor. I'd trust the Sprint/VM maps over the Clear maps any day.
Ah, but there USED to be coverage in Detroit, and it in fact DID roughly approximate the clearwire map, and Sprint had similar mapping which is now missing from their site.
well i went back and changed a couple things and ive got 3g working without drop outs now(its a bit slow but probably just the service i have). the prl im using is 22081 does anyone know the best current VM prl?
and as far as flashing roms and kernels, will i be safe flashing anything from evo v or evo 3D or do i need to treat this like an Evo 3D?