AT&T doubles the speed of its HSPA network?
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1. LessthanZach posted on 20 Oct 2010, 01:43 0 0
I can't wait until my fridge sends an instant message to my 4g device indicating that my inventory of beer and cheese appears to be low, followed by a link directing me with turn by turn directions to the store that has the cheapest prices. Mmmmmm... the possibilities of LTE integration are unlimited.
3. vzw fanman posted on 22 Apr 2009, 16:06 0 0
shouldnt the top priority be improving their existing voice coverage?
6. heavybreathing posted on 22 Apr 2009, 16:09 0 0
You must have never been on ATT before because I have never had a network related dropped call. EVER.
7. E.N. posted on 22 Apr 2009, 16:21 0 0
It's okay. Vzw fanman is for some reason inclined to bring negativity to every apple and AT&T article. We should be used to it by now.
9. vzw fanman posted on 22 Apr 2009, 17:33 0 0
ya heavy breathing do you work in a city? and thanks en sometimes people just forget ;-)
12. E.N. posted on 22 Apr 2009, 20:07 0 0
Wow.. I really can't beleive you just admitted to coming to an iPhone/apple article just to say something negative.
18. heavybreathing posted on 23 Apr 2009, 08:43 0 0
Actually I live in a very country area, I usually 45 miles to work every day so I span a large distance. I've been on road trips, out of state, everywhere. Never had a dropped call.
19. vzw fanman posted on 23 Apr 2009, 14:12 0 0
ive been down the whole east coast and only had one dropped call in virgina :-)
5. wifidude posted on 22 Apr 2009, 16:08 0 0
Sprint Won... America's First Wireless 4G network http://www.youtube.com/watch?v
=3YhWNiRRblY
15. The Spartan posted on 22 Apr 2009, 21:57 0 0
Sprint won? You're retarded. I still see them WAY behind Verizon and AT&T. Keep chuggin on the killer Sprint kool-aid dude. Can't wait till LTE just steamrolls Xohm once and for all. 72Mbs - 360Mbs peak speeds. LTE FTW.
8. ravensfan55 posted on 22 Apr 2009, 16:47 0 0
Sprint's WiMAX is pre-WiMAX equipment. Not true 4G WiMAX.
20. E.N. posted on 23 Apr 2009, 18:38 0 0
I don't know what WiMax and pre-WiMax is, but I know that Sprint said in a commercial that they are the first to bring the next 4G network
10. E-Z DUZ-IT posted on 22 Apr 2009, 20:04 0 0
For Verizon, the primary competitor to AT&T in the US, the next generation mobile network means Long Term Evolution (LTE). That future specification is sometimes referred to as 4G, but is really the next stage of 3GPP development. AT&T currently operates a 3GPP Release 5 network now being upgraded to incorporate newer improvements in the 3GPP specifications; LTE is simply a name attached to the forthcoming 3GPP Release 8.
11. E-Z DUZ-IT posted on 22 Apr 2009, 20:05 0 0
Once LTE networks are built out over the next several years, Verizon's CEO told the Wall Street Journal that an LTE version of the iPhone would make Apple "more likely" to want to work with Verizon in addition to AT&T. If all goes according to plan, at some point early in the next decade both Verizon and AT&T will operate compatible networks, just like all the providers in Europe. However, AT&T has already stated that it plans to upgrade its existing network incrementally, which is a much easier path toward LTE than Verizon's plans to completely replace its CDMA/EVDO network with LTE. During that time, AT&T will also be able to continue to advertise a faster mobile network, and Apple will be able to leverage global support for 3GPP mobile networks to release increasingly faster versions of the iPhone
13. Dood posted on 22 Apr 2009, 21:33 0 0
Why can't you put everyone in the "know how" on every topic, kid? Keep up the good work. E-Z DUZ-IT with an actual razor FTW!!!
14. The Spartan posted on 22 Apr 2009, 21:55 0 0
...Hmm...yes some faster than others. VZW - Test networks by end of '09, Commercial release by '10. AT&T - 2014. Verizon is taking advantage of AT&T improving their current network and spending the appropriate money to deploy their LTE network first before anyone else, including AT&T. And they're not necessarily replacing their entire network. They're currently focused on deploying their network now, however they have said that it will be backwards compatible with CDMA. I guess my point is, in the next decade they may have the same network, just some faster than others.
16. E-Z DUZ-IT posted on 22 Apr 2009, 22:01 0 0
nope, all same s%$t. If anything, they're ALL gonna have licensing agreements. Signal will be a thing of the past.. the future is all devices services features, signal what signal, with every carrier doing the same, the U.S. and the world will be blanketed. Its just the way it is. To the future of, anything your phone can do, mine can do better.
