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Via TUAW's article on Apple's relationship (or lack thereof) with China Mobile: We'll know for sure in 26 days, but it's fun to think about the iPhone 5S/5C being true global smartphones, capable of running on multiple bands -- and especially fun to think about the possibility of a tri-band device for us to play with on the new Sprint Network.
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CDMA is leaps and bounds better then GSM... And LTE was built upon GSM... And WiMAX is a little something different. What did Qualcomm have as their 4G initiative? Was it better then LTE/WiMAX? Was Qualcomm involved in either LTE/WiMAX development? Any CDMA goodness within either? -
Interesting article.... http://www.fiercewireless.com/story/qualcomm-pushes-chip-it-says-will-solve-lte-fragmentation/2013-02-21
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So if you have $1300 you can get this development tablet that blows everything possible out of the water. http://www.engadget....able/#continued APQ8064 chip on board..... check some benchmarks out...http://www.engadget....mark/#continued Quadrant AnTuTu S4 Pro MDP (APQ8064) 7,698 13,826 Nexus 7 (Tegra 3) 3,501 8,995 Galaxy S III (Exynos 4412) 4,454 11,960 One X (Tegra 3) 4,906 11,030 Galaxy S III (AT&T, MSM8960) 5,084 6,713 One X (AT&T, MSM8960) 4,784 6,956
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http://mobilesociety.typepad.com/mobile_life/2012/06/spring-lte-1900.html - Sprint, Spectrum Holdings, PCS 1900 MHz, LTE and Network Sharing Nothing really new here, but I like reading his blog articles and analysis about the wireless industy worldwide. Pretty cool to see your articles getting more coverage. More proof S4GRU is the premier source for Sprint news and analysis. -
by Scott Johnson Sprint 4G Rollout Updates Thursday, March 29, 2012 - 12:47 PM MDT When Apple first released the iPhone in 2007, they introduced a technological renaissance. The iPhone ushered in the “smartphone era” bringing phone technology to an entirely new level. Since the iPhone release, the iPhone has seen some technological advancement along the way, but not to the degree of changing the industry. The next iPhone is not only expected to introduce LTE capability to the line, but it may also be a true world phone, connecting to nearly every network technology. There could
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