CellMaps Mobile Coverage
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About CellMaps Mobile Coverage
With CellMaps Mobile Coverage, you can quickly map network coverage by operator and technology on your Android device. This application does not use crowd-sourced data or your device's current signal strength for displaying cellular information; it provides a view of each operator's marketed coverage area and the ability to check and compare networks in the premium version.
- Determine which operator is best for you by visualizing 2G, 3G, 4G, 4G LTE and Roaming coverage information for the largest operators in the United States.
- You can perform an address search or geolocate your device to view a map of the mobile network technologies that are available in your area of interest.
- The “Insights” feature provides a dynamic stream of global intelligence about the mobile industry.
Why should I spend $1.99 per year to upgrade to the premium version of CellMaps Mobile Coverage?
- The premium version provides mobile network coverage intelligence at the street level versus a less detailed market view in the free version.
- You can view and compare the mobile network coverage maps of multiple operators at the same time.
- The coverage check feature is enabled that lets you quickly compare – by operator and technology – what networks should be available at a given location.
The information used in this application is based on marketed network coverage information and does not guarantee service availability. Actual service availability may vary due to weather, terrain, foliage, buildings, equipment, and other factors.
The application requires access to mobile or Wi-Fi data networks. Standard usage fees for data transfer apply.
If you are having issues with address search or geolocation, please try rebooting your device. There is a known issue related to Google Play updates on some devices which may cause location services to fail until the device has been restarted.
Coverage was updated on 7/13/15 to include recent mobile network expansions. This update includes:
-T-Mobile LTE coverage will be displayed in the application, rather than just a list of cities in which it was available.
- Various user interface updates to better blend with the newer design aesthetic.
- The date in which coverage was updated is available from within the "About" section of the application.
- The coverage patterns were updated in correspondence with this release. Moving forward, the coverage layers will continue to be updated in a way in that will not required an app update.
- Determine which operator is best for you by visualizing 2G, 3G, 4G, 4G LTE and Roaming coverage information for the largest operators in the United States.
- You can perform an address search or geolocate your device to view a map of the mobile network technologies that are available in your area of interest.
- The “Insights” feature provides a dynamic stream of global intelligence about the mobile industry.
Why should I spend $1.99 per year to upgrade to the premium version of CellMaps Mobile Coverage?
- The premium version provides mobile network coverage intelligence at the street level versus a less detailed market view in the free version.
- You can view and compare the mobile network coverage maps of multiple operators at the same time.
- The coverage check feature is enabled that lets you quickly compare – by operator and technology – what networks should be available at a given location.
The information used in this application is based on marketed network coverage information and does not guarantee service availability. Actual service availability may vary due to weather, terrain, foliage, buildings, equipment, and other factors.
The application requires access to mobile or Wi-Fi data networks. Standard usage fees for data transfer apply.
If you are having issues with address search or geolocation, please try rebooting your device. There is a known issue related to Google Play updates on some devices which may cause location services to fail until the device has been restarted.
Coverage was updated on 7/13/15 to include recent mobile network expansions. This update includes:
-T-Mobile LTE coverage will be displayed in the application, rather than just a list of cities in which it was available.
- Various user interface updates to better blend with the newer design aesthetic.
- The date in which coverage was updated is available from within the "About" section of the application.
- The coverage patterns were updated in correspondence with this release. Moving forward, the coverage layers will continue to be updated in a way in that will not required an app update.
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App History & Updates
What's Changed
- T-Mobile 4G LTE coverage will be displayed in the application, rather than just a list of cities in which it is available.
- The date in which coverage was updated is available from within the application, in the "About" section.
- All coverage patterns were updated with this release and they will continue to be updated in such a way in which an app update is not required.
- T-Mobile 4G LTE coverage will be displayed in the application, rather than just a list of cities in which it is available.
- The date in which coverage was updated is available from within the application, in the "About" section.
- All coverage patterns were updated with this release and they will continue to be updated in such a way in which an app update is not required.
Version update CellMaps Mobile Coverage was updated to version 1.05
More downloads CellMaps Mobile Coverage reached 10 000 - 50 000 downloads
Version update CellMaps Mobile Coverage was updated to version 1.04
More downloads CellMaps Mobile Coverage reached 10 000 - 50 000 downloads
What are users saying about CellMaps Mobile Coverage
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App is broken and depreciated. Pity, used to love this app.
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App works, but when overlapping it lacks their colors on comparsons (Needs Cell coverage updates)
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Doesn't work says it can't connect to server
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Don't work never connect to the server
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it never gets updated wasted $2 for the year and it hasn't changed any since
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Send me my money back. This app sucks.
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Doesn't load at all keeps telling me server connection error.
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Works great, love how I can see coverage from any carrier. Everytime I plan to go on a trip I look to see if I have coverage there. Verizon is best in my area.
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you have to pay for coverage overview etc.
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It looks like the 2G for sprint has some of the old iDEN in it and sprint turned that off years ago. It should only show 1xrtt for Sprint's 2G network.
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Piece of garbage. Tells you to upgrade to see anything , except for useless map. That doesn't allow you to zoom w/o $$
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The July 2015 update had much better maps for T-Mobile in particular, though 8 months later again needs to be updated.
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This really good but please udate it or fix it because not all the maps are right especially tmobile
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Good slow updates but good
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Love this app. When I need to see my coverage map or any of the other major carriers. It has news of what's going on in the carriers world. You have to pay a year for zoom in feature.
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you have to pay for coverage overview etc.
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T-Mobile finally shows LTE coverage, but it doesn't appear to be accurate, it mirrors the "4G" (HSPA) map.
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Really useful app. One in a million actually. Only one thing doesn't work. The "roaming" button. It doesn't show where the networks interconnect. You have to check them individually. Not sure if this is the app developers thing or if this type of info is just blocked off by the network companies. Edit after reply: will continue to use the app. No complaints otherwise. THANK YOU.
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Beautiful app. Great concept. I would even pay for it if it would just update on a regular basis.
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The Verizon maps for SW Washington state have shown 4GLTE for over a year and the app still says roaming. The voice and texts are extended network, but LTE is in place. AT&T also has LTE in much of SW Washington. Long Beach, Raymond, etc. Edit: The actual coverage maps are correct, it is only the chart of coverage at location that is out of date. I guess it is not using the same data?
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Finally they updated
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Central Iowa still showing no LTE coverage for AT&T and Sprint and both have had for over a year. Otherwise would be a great app if the kept coverage up to date.
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The maps are really out of date.
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Not accurate, maybe use user data and carrier data? Address searching doesn't work very well. Also 1.99 per year is a ripoff, cmon one time fee.
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All I see is round spots that don't' get any better with the zoom in for T-Mobile. The $1.99 upgrade didn't' help .
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My whole family uses this app so we know which carriers have coverage wherever we travel.
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Showed me coverage for the carriers that our teams use for their devices.
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I find this app very helpful for seeing where I should have coverage. The detail of the map is excellent and the coverage is updated frequently.
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Great easy to read app! Very helpful.
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Helpful app
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Paid for premium, developer doesn't respond to email as to when carrier updates are. A lot of info is out of date. Doesn't reflect varying degrees of signal strength.
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Love this app. When I need to see my coverage map or any of the other major carriers. It has news of what's going on in the carriers world. You have to pay a year for zoom in feature.
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All I see is round spots that don't' get any better with the zoom in for T-Mobile. The $1.99 upgrade didn't' help .
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Works great, love how I can see coverage from any carrier. Everytime I plan to go on a trip I look to see if I have coverage there. Verizon is best in my area.
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App gives decent general advice for a region, but can be quite misleading for a specific location. It shows poor reception for T-Mo in my home even though my reception is quite good. Road trips down I-5 in California lead to loss of reception where the map shows I should be fine. Quarterly updates don't seem to update anything that I can detect.
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you need to reflect recent mobile network expansion yout do not and in the past 6 months all providers have added a lot of coverage you also need to add us cellular they are one of the majer providers and should be on it. and I have noticed a big time difference in the maps tho they need a update badly as most are way out of date
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I sell phones from multiple carriers and I love using this app to show customer what company works best where the go and travel. My only wish is that there was a way to make the map go full screen. And faster coverage updates.
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The best one
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Good but I don't appreciate having to pay a subscription when I'm helping to add coverage data.
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Beautiful app. Great concept. I would even pay for it if it would just update on a regular basis. It's been almost a year without an update. The maps are so out of date it's not reliable at all.