T-Mobile to Transition to LTE in a 'Few Years'
Well Now....
...This is going to get a bit confusing. T-mobile claims they have 4G, yet they want to transition to a 4G technology in 2013.
So what is it T-mobile? Are you now claiming that HSPA+ is not sufficient to call it 4G? Are you going to call LTE 5G?
I'm very curious on your direction here.
John B.
So what is it T-mobile? Are you now claiming that HSPA+ is not sufficient to call it 4G? Are you going to call LTE 5G?
I'm very curious on your direction here.
John B.
HA!
Good one.
Good one.
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Lol good point. But lets not forget about AT&T.... They are calling their 7.2 mbps HSPA+ a "4g" network, and on top of that they started doing it right before they plan to launch LTE. What are they going to tell their customers that are upgrading toda...
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In my opinion. T-mobile upgrades its network right now for less money giving customers comparable if not better "4g"speeds than LTE while they sit back and watch everyone else fumble around with it and work out the kinks.
Then in two years whe...
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Then in two years whe...
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Slammer said:...
...This is going to get a bit confusing. T-mobile claims they have 4G, yet they want to transition to a 4G technology in 2013.
So what is it T-mobile? Are you now claiming that HSPA+ is not sufficient to call it 4
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It doesn't matter anymore who is right or wrong. The ITU changed their mind in December 2010 and certified HSPA+ as "4G", too.
http://www.cnet.com/8301-17918_1-20026228-85.html?ta ... »
It doesn't matter anymore who is right or wrong. The ITU changed their mind in December 2010 and certified HSPA+ as "4G", too.
http://www.cnet.com/8301-17918_1-20026228-85.html?ta ... »
