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LOL!

 

Didn't realize it showed my WiFi password.

 

Robert from Note 2 using Tapatalk 4 Beta

And your age!

When I look at coverage map of Sprint and choose some Hotspot device in the drop down menu, it appears that some mobile hotspot device does not allow you to roam on Verizon, especially those LTE hotspots expect netgear one. Mifi does not allow you to roam. What's the problem? Sprint is do away roaming on Mobile hotspot?

is nationalization of the wireless infrastructure.

 

 

Some republicans will yell at you.

Any posibility to see SDC on those MVNO?

Is there anywhere AMPS still exist? IN US

What is IBEZ?

I think he may mean "how many of the 39k sites will eventually have 800?" To which I think the answer is "as long as you're not in IBEZ, you'll see 800. Also, some urban sites, being spaced at closer than PCS, will not ALL have 800, though you will see 800 assuming not in IBEZ"

Yeah sucks for them I guess, but it is a good thing for consumers.

Not really. Although it is Unlock, but it is really tricky to get its data working in ATT's network. They purposely make the configure difficult.

Yeah, if that phone has support for 850/1900 GSM but not 850/1900 UMTS, then you're hitting the ancient GSM network put up by Cingular/ATTWS.

No. It do support UMTS and even HSPA. Not quite sure why verizon allow this to happen. Is it part of their agreement with FCC when they bought 700Mhz?

I thought they were only in Brooklyn, The Bronx, & Long Island....at least it appears so on Sensorly. I never see those wifi areas anywhere else. If my area (Queens) had those I wouldn't be so thirsty for NV.

Public WiFi is kind of danger zone....

Metric.

 

I forgot to mention Europe's adoption of GSM wasn't a clean and clear process either.

Tech me some history. Or post it on Wikipedia

Is that running old TDMA based GSM?

Nokia Lumia 822   ..... Is there any TDMA based GSM left?

What is SI?

Anybody heard of PHS system?  They use ADPCM voice codec!  64Kpbs on Voice!  Sounds better than anything you can image.

I always called it GSM buzz back in the days I had a RAZR on what was then Cingular. That was a damn good phone. Good voice quality, and it never dropped calls - which was a feat on that network.  

I try Verizon Lumia 822 on ATT's network. Kind of wired. But voice quality is pretty good.

Fastest I got here in Brooklyn NY was about 16 Mbps. It was consistant too. The lowest it dropped to was about 13 Mbps.

I think WiMax in NYC is owned by NYC Government.....And they are really fast.

I remember thinking I was awesome because I had a T1 line in my dorm...

 

That was in 1998 though

 

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How much did you paid for that T1 in your dorm in 1998? $1000/month?

The Evo Shift was also provisioned for 800MHz CDMA too and it was released January of last year, well before the release of the EVO 3D

Wasn't that 800Mhz is for roaming on Verizon?

Strange, i have the clear hub express and used 500GB+ last month and my speeds are still great 13Mb/s or so until it reach's night where there is 'Congestion time' as clear says and people on this forum,.

 

But the problem with clearwire is that the backhaul or their ISP transit providers suck

as i get 13Mb/s local but youtube 720P load's slow as my DSL gets 4Mb/s Download and 720P videos load more faster.

As my traceroute shows, they dump most of their transit route to Level3. Why not using SprintLink? This is something I don't understand.

From experience, I highly doubt that, because clearwire quickly throttles wimax home users down to ~1.5 meg speeds if you attempt to download anything over 50-100 megs or stream anything more than a few minutes long.

 

Ironically, the portable hotspots did not seem to be so aggressively throttled.

Oh, That's why a Sprint Hotspot's WiMax is so much faster than Clear's home modem

This is one of those long stories that gets repeating many times in the forums.  Maybe someone on this forum will want to explain it.

As far as I go over wikipedia on Rev. B. Looks like Rev. B is faster only because of carrier aggregation. And sounds like if Rev. B is deployed on Sprint, it will only increase the congestion.

There was a World called GSM. There was another World called CDMA. The world was divided. But now, they are united under LTE. Surely I know there are FDD LTE and TD-LTE. But it was not fundamentally different. 
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In my opinion, iDEN did not have superior voice quality, when all things are equal. However, iDEN was deployed on a superior frequency for propagation and coverage. And in many cases may have a stronger signal. And that may lead to a perception that the technology is better for voice.

 

If that's the reason why you feel iDEN has better voice quality, then you'll be happier with CDMA on 800MHz.

 

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It might not be the reason. I tried Verizon's service. They have 800 on CDMA and doesn't seem like they have better voice quality than Sprint.

I guess bigger speakers and stronger signal may be the reason.

Is iDEN's voice quality superior than CDMA? That's what I feel like. Not sure if others feel the same.

I though Lightsquared were dead......now it came back as vampire