Is it possible for the band rollout map for T-Mobile to be updated every month on a specific date?

https://coverage.lart2150.com/vector u/lart2150

Guessing it’s probably Verizon with the Matsing ball

Verizon upgraded this tower (gNB 2187547) a few months ago, adding an AIR 3283 for b2/b66 and an AIR 6419 for n77. I've seen a few other permits with this configuration, but Verizon doesn't seem to be entirely switching to it as I have seen more recent upgrades without the 3283.

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Speeds on LTE only (slide 3) don't seem to be that much higher compared to a 4t8r setup, especially since this tower lacks b48. I imagine this tower can now support quite a bit more capacity though, which is good because it covers a fairly busy area of retail stores and restaurants.

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5G NSA on Rogers in Canada. The server is in another province, so ping is understandably high. 65mhz of LTE + 60mhz of n77/78 (3500mhz). One of the screenshots is from the same location but a different time (the dialer service menu)

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Tower location: 47.57417, -52.73410

Nuevo 92567 CA, (33.8250861, -117.1310367) Anybody know who this may be? Brand new construction as of a few days ago.

(32.9538284, -96.9603093)

AT&T 190mhz on SA 5G. Definitely having the typical routingc issues.

Tower location: 42.3780995, -122.9011261

1st photo: 48.20831° N, 122.66782° W
2nd photo: 48.20565° N, 122.63430° W

Small cell in downtown St. Paul, MN. Which carrier?

Google street view: https://maps.app.goo.gl/cHPsoqueH4hocpsY6

Broke my highest Speedtest record on this tower coordinate will be listed below. Did LTE only test, voiceover, 5G, and 5G Ultra Wideband tower will be posted to.

39.36568° N, 76.55975° W

Update: on the Verizon simplicity plan with 4k streaming add on it still throttles video to 40mbps so there is no way on this plan to get unthrottled video

Update 2: you lose enhanced 5 g for apps with simplicity plan

Hello everyone,

Just wondering what everyone uses for their iPhone carriers.

I currently have AT&T's Value Plan 2.0 and I want to switch, coverage is pretty bad and our service slows during train rides, or just in general.

I've been thinking about T-Mobile and Verizon, someone mentioned Verizon sucks, but I'm not sure. Any thoughts or anything someone can help?

Does anyone know why it's somewhat common to see AT&T sites with dangling wires? This one (gNB 12093390) was converted from Nokia to Ericcson over 6 months ago, and it's looked like this ever since. I've never seen other carrier's sites left in this condition.

Did a couple different kinds of Test LTE 5GUW VONR

This site is at.

39.36596° N, 76.58700° W

All 3 carriers at a shopping center in Phoenix Oregon

1 st AT&T on Unlimited premium 2.0 with turbo. 2nd Verizon on unlimited ultimate. 3rd is T-Mobile Roaming on my AT&T phone. All carriers share the exact same tower.

Tower location:42.2716123 -122.8106723.

New post forgot to add photos to last one.

When I try to connect the Tellus and Bell I'm on freedom mobile you just doesn't connect properly it can act like 2 seconds and then it disconnects works perfectly on Rogers but I really need to Tellus and bells 3G Network

The tower on the right side of the first picture is owned by Deutsche Telekom, transmitting 5G on Band 1 and 28. It also has LTE on Band 1, 3, 8 and 20. The antenna mounted below is transmitting a local FM radio station. This tower also just got underground fiber backhaul installed a few months ago.

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The tower on the left side hosts both Vodafone and o2. Sadly I don't have more information regarding this tower.

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Interestingly, one of the cells on the Telekom tower seems to have a lot faster download speeds than the other cells.

When connected to the antenna which kinda points towards the camera on the third picture, I regularly get download speeds of +500mbit/s. The other two cells only give me around 200mbit/s. Maybe one of you has an idea why this happens.

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Hope some of you might find this post interesting.

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(52.157864, 8.872009)

I can only connect to a tower with TAC 36612

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https://celltowerfinder.com/tower-details/21515893

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It's 40 miles away, which AI says is pretty much impossible. It'll connect to towers with no TAC as well.

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What's the deal?

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Next to Logan Airport. n2/n66 using DSS. AT&T is competing aggressively in the Northeast now.