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old3eyes

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#61301 13-May-2010 19:24
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FYI


http://www.engadget.com/2010/05/12/sprints-htc-evo-4g-put-through-its-bandwidth-sucking-paces/

Don't think  I'd want top pay another $10 / month for 4G though..


 I suspect that Sprint in the next few years  will give WiMax the flick and join the LTE camp..




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  #333128 21-May-2010 20:06
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"even a straight-up speed test (4Mbps down, 1Mbps up"

I've seen plenty of people get those speeds (and much higher) on HSPA+.


phone looks pretty sweet though.



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  #333418 22-May-2010 23:16
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It annoys me when people talk about current LTE and WiMAX networks as being 4G when they're not. Right now there are no commercial networks anywhere in the world that meet the specs for a 4G network (1Gbps)

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  #333509 23-May-2010 08:00
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sbiddle: It annoys me when people talk about current LTE and WiMAX networks as being 4G when they're not. Right now there are no commercial networks anywhere in the world that meet the specs for a 4G network (1Gbps)


 

Very true.  Also they seem to be hybrid networks as well where the voice is carried over CDMA or GSM rather that SIP client  which I think is part of LTE etc.  Feel free  to advise Steve  if I'm not correct..




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