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S4GRU Member Level: LTE Advanced

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Robert, wouldn't the only way to get 52 down be with a 10x10 pcs carrier? Could they be testing something?

 

 

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I assume he is using a Triband device and just on B41.

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I assume he is using a Triband device and just on B41.

ATIV S NEO is a single band device, and that is Windows Phone in that screen shot.

 

 

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ATIV S NEO is a single band device, and that is Windows Phone in that screen shot.

 

 

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I know it's Windows Phone.  I have a Windows Phone product.  But I don't know what his device is capable of.  The speed could be a speed test error.  Or it's a 10MHz carrier.

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trying to figure out why it is coming up LTEAdvance on my Samsung Ativ S Neo which is only a band 25 device.

 

Any chance you can get an Engineering screen shot the next time that happens?

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I know it's Windows Phone. I have a Windows Phone product. But I don't know what his device is capable of. The speed could be a speed test error. Or it's a 10MHz carrier.

There is always the chance of a 10MHz carrier, but it would take them effort to push firmware to all older devices. I think it might be a fluke.

 

 

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There is always the chance of a 10MHz carrier, but it would take them effort to push firmware to all older devices. I think it might be a fluke.

 

 

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May have already happened. Sprint went back and had them all recertified to support 10MHz.

 

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Guys, are you not reading carefully?  Go back and look at that typically huge screenshot.  It is not a 52 Mbps speed test.  It reflects data usage:  1.58 GB downloaded, 52.73 MB uploaded.

 

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Guys, are you not reading carefully? Go back and look at that typically huge screenshot. It is not a 52 Mbps speed test. It reflects data usage: 1.58 GB downloaded, 52.73 MB uploaded.

 

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That is the way the app is reading what type of signal I'm getting, it isn't doing any download or uploads.
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Guys, are you not reading carefully? Go back and look at that typically huge screenshot. It is not a 52 Mbps speed test. It reflects data usage: 1.58 GB downloaded, 52.73 MB uploaded.

 

AJ

I completely missed that. Good catch.

 

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Guys, are you not reading carefully? Go back and look at that typically huge screenshot. It is not a 52 Mbps speed test. It reflects data usage: 1.58 GB downloaded, 52.73 MB uploaded.

 

AJ

I missed that too. Thanks AJ.

 

 

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