Sprint says it will get 4G to the Big Apple soon
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The video below shows off one of the areas in the Big Apple where 4G service already exists and you can see what goes into putting together cellular service in a city like New York. Some of you might find it interesting, but the most important message that comes out clearly from the video is that 4G is coming to all of New York City-and soon.
source: IntoMobile
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5 Comments
1. XxVerbalxX (unregistered) posted on 20 Oct 2010, 01:48 0
did i miss something...wasnt this posted yesterday too?
2. Syksyd posted on 28 Sep 2010, 21:00 0
Why is this company wasting so much money on this crapy 4g service when there looking to venture in to LTE, Dan Hesse needs to make up his mind on what 4g service sprint will get behind full force.....Shit T-Mobiles HSPA+ is faster than there crapy 4g..LMAO
3. phone333 posted on 29 Sep 2010, 02:46 0
Show me any T-Mobile phone getting 5 - 10mb down in circulation right now then we'll talk... Until then...Sprint 4G FTW !
4. remixfa posted on 29 Sep 2010, 08:41 0
hey phone.. my vibrant averages 5-6mb/s the G2 gets 14.4 max. Sprint Wimax theoretical max is 12.. averages much less than that. there went ur theory. :)
5. corps1089 posted on 29 Sep 2010, 08:58 0
WiMax is cheaper to roll out and easily and cheaply converted to LTE anyway. On top of that, you have the ability to ugrade WiMax to much better speeds that LTE later on. Regardless, the main motivation I see from Sprint is to beat everyone else to market with 4G [or 3.5, or whatever it should really be called] to capture more subscribers to move into the black.
