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by 310260 4mo ago
This is so sick! How'd you manage to get the specs for CDMA? Did you reverse engineer?
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by 310260 6mo ago
As far as electric goes, that's a nice thought but the reality is prices will not go down in such a scenario. I'd rather my bill go to subsidizing rural areas than to pure profit. Nevermind there are benefits helpful to rural area
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by 310260 11mo ago
The "uses others solutions" bit is for satellite alone when it comes to Tusass. They own and run all other types of telecom service in Greenland whether fiber, cellular, microwave, or marine radio.
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by 310260 2y ago
Of course. People are never genuine in their interest or preference of things. It's always about status, wealth, and their standing among their peers. /s God y'all need to have some hobbies.
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by 310260 2y ago
>If a network theoretically prioritized phone calls This already exists and is an example of a good use of priority. Cellular networks offer Voice over LTE and this is inherently prioritized over all other network traffic. This is done s
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by 310260 2y ago
This is correct. Slicing can offer significant performance gains in certain situations. For example, lower latency when certain users need it while not overburdening the network by having to give that to every user.
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by 310260 2y ago
The full title says: "Building the first highway segment in the U.S. that can charge electric vehicles big and small as they drive" It's obviously about more than just freight trucks even if that's their initial intentio
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by 310260 2y ago
It never ceases to amaze me the lengths we will go to overcomplicate transportation just so everyone has to continue to buy and maintain their own vehicle.
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by 310260 2y ago
Yes this exactly. If I'm not allowed to talk about the health effects of car infrastructure (because apparently that's "feelings") then let's just talk about money. Cars are horrendously over-subsidized and are FAR
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by 310260 2y ago
Maybe consider that a car is just an expensive thing to own? Why should costs stop at cost-of-ownership when cars affect the lives of more than just their owners?
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by 310260 3y ago
> the only relevant server implementation That's not true. Mavenir offers an RCS platform that T-Mobile has been using up until recently. A renewed interest in RCS due to Apple supporting it might end up with their platform being mo
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by 310260 3y ago
It just isn't at all. It's still on-air in the US and much of Europe not to mention huge countries like India (where it is still heavily used) and China plus many African countries.
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by 310260 3y ago
There are only so many partners for cellular basebands in Android phones realistically. Qualcomm, MediaTek, and Samsung make up the vast majority of that market. Google already cooperates with them for other work I'm sure. No reason th
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by 310260 3y ago
Where'd you hear that? Verizon Pixels have issues with BOOTLOADER unlocks. Not carrier unlocks. In fact, Verizon is legally obligated to unlock their devices even regardless of installment plan financing due to rules the FCC has in pla
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by 310260 3y ago
Well yeah. The carrier's job is not to sell devices. It's to sell the services that they provide. If you don't want that, you have to buy unlocked from the manufacturer and finance another way. I wouldn't call it mislead
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by 310260 3y ago
What are you trying to say here though? The money is more important than people being rehabilitated? Not everything scales well. Sometimes you just have to spend to fix.
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by 310260 3y ago
This type of perma-locking was only an issue for iPads with Apple SIM as I recall. Not the GSMA eSIM technology that is used in devices now.
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by 310260 3y ago
No carrier in the US charges for an unlock. So long as a device is paid off in full, all 3 carriers will unlock devices for free.
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by 310260 3y ago
Because the purpose is coverage improvement without investing in cell sites. Individual cell sites are massively expensive. Deploying one thing in space that covers the same area plus way more is far less expensive. It's worth noting t
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by 310260 3y ago
Do you have any good sources of reading for the eSIM standard with regards to this? Projects like Ukama make it look easy to issue your own eSIMs but I don't understand whether it's something they provide as a service to their use
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by 310260 3y ago
There are other stacks that implement TDD-LTE. Could be possible with OpenAirInterface though I'm not sure if it's ever been successfully tried.
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by 310260 3y ago
Why all the handwringing on this exactly? This data is necessary for product improvements. Seeing it in aggregate improves troubleshooting and tuning to specific operator's networks as well as end-to-end performance analysis. If the li
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by 310260 3y ago
This isn't about technological autonomy. OP signed up for wireless service that is specifically sold as Hotspot WiFi-first. That's one of its main features. It's sold as that very, very clearly. If you don't want their W
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by 310260 3y ago
I invite the WiFi Alliance to participate more in 3GPP meetings and straighten out the standard for handover between LTE/5G and Passpoint WiFi networks then.
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by 310260 3y ago
(Gonna assume you have a cable MVNO still) Yes. You signed up for a cable provider mobile service. A huge part of their whole value proposition for their service is "get access to millions of cable WiFi hotspots!" That's thei
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by 310260 3y ago
>Do you not see the problem with all of my families devices “preferring” a neighbors network over mine? I have T-Mobile. T-Mobile maintains agreements for Passpoint networks at random places like airports, T-Mobile stores, or (I recently
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by 310260 3y ago
This has been around for a while now and is not some new eSIM thing. It's existed with physical SIMs too. It's Passpoint access authorized via your SIM. Your device won't just randomly connect to anything with the same SSID.
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by 310260 4y ago
It depends on the MVNO. Some have their own backends. Others only do the marketing and leave the backend to the carrier. MVNOs do not roam on the carrier, however. The MVNO has a close direct relationship for wholesale access to the network
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by 310260 4y ago
I had something similar happen to my account as well. I can't bid in any auctions on eBay though I can do Buy It Now. The restriction came out of nowhere and has been on my account for years with no explanation.
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by 310260 4y ago
With all the incumbent users lower than 600 MHz, I don't know how realistic that is. They've already been pushed out of 600/700/800 MHz. Those pushed out won't want to invest in another move.

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