Improved cell coverage?
- Thread starter CascadeClone
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Did anybody have better service? I've got Verizon service....not good.
I have Verizon and was able to stream other games during the 3 minute commercial breaks on YTTV in the stadium. So who knows.
I have AT&T and still couldn’t browse to check scores. Not at all, same as the several years. Text worked fine.
Verizon here and I couldn’t even get scores to load from other games, I wonder how that differs so much.
It was way worse than it’s ever been (Verizon). I couldn’t do anything.
I have T-Mobile and it was a night and day difference from last year. Couldn't even send/receive texts last year but was able to do so all day, along with loading ESPN up for gamecasts of other games. Have the same phone as last year. Didn't try to stream anything, though.
We need some kind of cellular or technology based company to just sponsor free wifi in the stadium. Other stadiums have it, would help immensely for reducing the cellular data being consumed in the area if there was wifi to connect to. I don't know how people are able to post the photos to social media during the game they show on the video board when many of us can't even get any apps to load. I texted my wife 4 photos during the game and apparently she didn't get them until the game was over.
Verizon sucked ass today. Very disappointing.
Did you notice the social media promo they put up on the scoreboard - "tweet your seat" or something like that. The screen had room for a few entries but only one person was shown. I wonder if people tried and couldn't submit.
I have Verizon and starting a little after 9:00 this morning I could barely send a text. Internet was a no go. In the stadium was awful, I couldn’t send or receive a text.
Worst Verizon game ever, texts were the only thing that worked. Be better Verizon.
We have US Cellular and I only had one text that did not go through from 9:30 in the morning, until we left the stadium with 6 minutes left in the game.
My service with Verizon was noticeably better outside the stadium. Inside it was pretty much the same as always.
I noticed there are a lot of new towers throughout the tailgate lots, so I'm assuming this was targeting usage outside of the stadium. If that's the case I would say it was moderately effective.
I noticed there are a lot of new towers throughout the tailgate lots, so I'm assuming this was targeting usage outside of the stadium. If that's the case I would say it was moderately effective.
My Verizon service was also non existent inside the stadium.
For the social media aspect, I’m not talking video or streaming, but it’s pretty stupid we don’t have basic Wi-Fi. Being able to post on social media during the game, from the game, I should think woul help our overall presence.
