AT&T launches new USBConnect modem named Quicksilver
0. phoneArena posted on 16 Oct 2008, 13:41
AT&T and Option introduce the award winning Quicksilver to the US....
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23. Sinfulta (unregistered) posted on 17 Oct 2008, 22:35 0 0
Are you guys actually reading the post? I never said WCDMA is a CDMA tecnology. What I was stating is it's not a GSM Technology, it's a migration path. WCDMA is a standalone network.
18. (unregistered) posted on 17 Oct 2008, 14:51 0 0
#18 WCDMA is a GSM not CDMA technology, 3G for GSM is WCDMA/HSDPA/HSPA+ and for 4G path for GSM is LTE. so i don't know what u talking about ? LTE is a 4G path. so Verizon took the GSM Path for their 4G as well. You have lots of reading to do buddy !
22. sinfulta (unregistered) posted on 17 Oct 2008, 22:34 0 0
WCDMA is not a CDMA or GSM Technology. It's a PATH for GSM to upgrade too, But does not use any core of it's network to run on. GSM phones simply become a sim card phone swap for activation purposes. It's not running on the network. What basis makes 4G is networking speeds and capacity. WCDMA is broken into code just like CDMA is. Nowhere in my post above did I say WCDMA is a CDMA technology. I state above as it is just WCDMA, Try using a WCDMA phone with only that network in a GSM only area here in the states and it will not work unless the phone has a GSM frequency on it. I do know what I'm talking about.
24. fejj (unregistered) posted on 14 Nov 2008, 20:34 0 0
Hey I just used the Quicksilver overseas and the roaming charges were killer. Is the AT&T one unlocked - ie could I insert a Vodafone prepaid data card when travelling to Australia and New Zealand?
