However, AT&T could always purchase the 4G LTE technology now and implement that since they have to upgrade anyways. Why not do that and one up Verizon at the same time, considering that they will get the iPhone this year, therefore, AT&T loses any compelling competitive advantage.
rumor has it that AT&T is skipping straight to the '5G' network. Idk how they could just skip right by the 4th generation... Not only that but I live in Northwest Indiana and AT&T has been installing fiber in southern Indiana and using there competitor Verizon's 3g network on their laptops because they are just now putting the fiber to run 3g down there.
rumor has it that AT&T is skipping straight to the '5G' network. Idk how they could just skip right by the 4th generation... Not only that but I live in Northwest Indiana and AT&T has been installing fiber in southern Indiana and using there competitor Verizon's 3g network on their laptops because they are just now putting the fiber to run 3g down there.
There is absolutely nothing credible...or even possible...in what you just wrote.
1. AT&T is on the record many times saying they will be transitioning to LTE. Also...there is no "5G" standard, and there won't be for probably another decade.
2. Verizon's 3G is very different from AT&T's 3G - and the two are no compatible. Their laptop devices would not work on Verizon's network.
This shows that both Ericsson and Huawei has deployable products that works with the LTE modems that are sold in Sweden as I'm writing this. LTE is alive and kicking, showing 80Mbps in the downlink already!
Also read an article about a guy testing the stockholm network with a simple network measurement tool online which showed latencies as low as 32ms.. That is nice.
Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.
How many times have people been fooled by idiotic speed claims?
American carriers are the only ones that will give you an honest answer to their download speed claims. Verizon promises LTE to be 5-12 mbps download speed.
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However, AT&T could always purchase the 4G LTE technology now and implement that since they have to upgrade anyways. Why not do that and one up Verizon at the same time, considering that they will get the iPhone this year, therefore, AT&T loses any compelling competitive advantage.
rumor has it that AT&T is skipping straight to the '5G' network. Idk how they could just skip right by the 4th generation... Not only that but I live in Northwest Indiana and AT&T has been installing fiber in southern Indiana and using there competitor Verizon's 3g network on their laptops because they are just now putting the fiber to run 3g down there.
rumor has it that AT&T is skipping straight to the '5G' network. Idk how they could just skip right by the 4th generation... Not only that but I live in Northwest Indiana and AT&T has been installing fiber in southern Indiana and using there competitor Verizon's 3g network on their laptops because they are just now putting the fiber to run 3g down there.
There is absolutely nothing credible...or even possible...in what you just wrote.
1. AT&T is on the record many times saying they will be transitioning to LTE. Also...there is no "5G" standard, and there won't be for probably another decade.
2. Verizon's 3G is very different from AT&T's 3G - and the two are no compatible. Their laptop devices would not work on Verizon's network.
No product??
http://www.voiceanddata.com.au/news/...kholm-and-Oslo
This shows that both Ericsson and Huawei has deployable products that works with the LTE modems that are sold in Sweden as I'm writing this. LTE is alive and kicking, showing 80Mbps in the downlink already!
Also read an article about a guy testing the stockholm network with a simple network measurement tool online which showed latencies as low as 32ms.. That is nice.
Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.
How many times have people been fooled by idiotic speed claims?
American carriers are the only ones that will give you an honest answer to their download speed claims. Verizon promises LTE to be 5-12 mbps download speed.
http://www.fiercewireless.com/story/...eds/2009-12-08
TeliaSonera promises 50 mbps LTE and then give you something vastly slower (no more than 12 mbps).
http://www.fiercebroadbandwireless.c...nts/2010-01-23