Analyse de l'application LTE Discovery pour le 22 octobre

LTE Discovery turns your Android phone into a powerful, real-time cellular signal analyzer — and a live window into the coverage around you. Whether you're an RF engineer, a network enthusiast, or just chasing a stronger connection, LTE Discovery shows you exactly what your phone's radio is doing right now — and lets you explore real-world coverage and cell towers mapped by the community. REAL-TIME SIGNAL ANALYSIS - Live 5G NR, LTE, 4G, 3G, GSM and CDMA data as it changes - Band, EARFCN / NR-ARFCN, bandwidth and exact frequencies - RSRP, RSRQ, SINR, RSSI, ASU and signal level - Cell identifiers: GCI, PCI, TAC, PLMN, MCC / MNC - 5G NR (NSA and SA) detection and carrier aggregation - A visual spectrum view that shows where your carrier sits on the band CROWDSOURCED COVERAGE & TOWER MAPS (new) - Coverage map — real-world signal strength across your area, built from measurements contributed by people using the app - Tower map — find nearby cell sites with carrier and band details - Snap the map to your location and refresh it with a tap - The more everyone drives and walks with the app on, the more complete the maps become. Contributions are anonymous, and you can turn them off anytime. HANDY TOOLS - EARFCN / channel calculator with precise uplink and downlink frequencies - Save and review detailed signal logs over time - Live signal readout right in your notification bar - Home screen widgets for Live Mode signal details and spectrum view LTE Discovery's analyzer and maps are free to explore. Go Pro to unlock advanced coverage-map filters (by band and metric) and help support the small team building it. GOOD TO KNOW - Some advanced data depends on your specific phone and carrier — those are hardware and OS limitations, not the app. - Anonymous contributions power the coverage and tower maps. We never sell information that identifies you. Questions or a problem to report? Use the in-app support option and we'll help. If LTE Discovery helps you, a 5-star rating goes a long way — and thank you for helping map the network!