PhillMezzetta
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AT&T slammed for shamelessly whining about smartphone subsidies http://t.co/PT6GESTybP
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Ryan Seacrest funded Typo iPhone Keyboard coming in January for $99 http://t.co/7XFqXSToAA via @gigaom
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Took the HTC One Max for a stroll around the Lower East Side yesterday. Connected to one of the sites on Orchard / Allen St. When I got to line of sight (could probably throw a football at the antenna) I was able to get 41 Mbps down. Can't wait for more coverage
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Best Buy and Sprint Offering Free Talk, Text and Data for 12 Months to Students Activating a New Line | http://t.co/RpTEaHSv8h
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I'm at Madison Square Garden - @thegarden for Carolina Hurricanes vs New York Rangers (New York, NY) w/ 47 others http://t.co/r2cEn89khJ
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Sprint Demonstrates 1 Gigabit Over-the-Air Speed at Silicon Valley Lab | Sprint Newsroom http://t.co/n3rf0ed3dK
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RT @7BOOMERESIASON: Miller's goal disallowed due to kicking motion that looked very similar to Canadien goal allowed tonight. #BS
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Sprint testing Samsung, Alcatel-Lucent indoor small cells
PhillMezzetta replied to IamMrFamous07's topic in General Topics
I think the idea here is that the 1900 MHZ antennas will impact the highest number of subscribers with Sprint LTE. The user base at this point has been using 1900 LTE devices for over a year, and we are only now starting to see dual and tri band handsets. Also, as far as signal strength for these indoor deployments is concerned, tweaking the power settings should eliminate any shortfalls. -
Watch out DJs: Google Plans to Patent Popular Heart-Shaped Hand Gesture http://t.co/I9qBNCApJA via @edmtunes
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Verizon for 1x and sprint for 3g?
PhillMezzetta replied to blackwaterstout's topic in Network, Network Vision/LTE Deployment
My understanding is that no technology, nor frequency will travel further than another. The only difference is that lower frequencies are capable of delivering higher power at a further distance. Also, 1X as a technology requires less power to function than LTE. Do I have that correct?
