Verizon Version of Samsung Femtocell Passes Through FCC
Nov 5, 2008, 10:55 AM by Eric M. Zeman
The FCC has approved a new version of the Samsung Ubicell product with Verizon branding on it. This suggests that Verizon will follow Sprint's lead and offer a femotcell to customers seeking better reception in their homes.
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JesusSaves said:
FOLLOW SPRINTS LEAD 🤣
Well I guess Sprint was following Tmobile's lead since they were the first to offer a similiar service. Also, tmobile service is better than what sprint and verizon will b...
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I Remember...
😳 😳 Where are those fanboys now? 😁 😁
Probably looking forward to having better signal in their house, just like the Sprint peeps...
AT&T has worked just fine for me for 7yrs now. From now on I'm calling Verizon fanboys Verizon crack...
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and its for area of location where towers are not around.
like at my grandparents lake house, theres a huge clif behind em, then the lake with Alabama on the other side. Verizon gets one bar, and its EVDO. No one els does. What you c...
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I'm torn - Like the coverage increase, but like TMobile's better
On the one hand, I'd really like to see this kind of thing because it seems like no matter where I move to I have borderline Verizon coverage. This would be great for that.
On the other hand, conceptually I liked TMobile's version, where you can use any wireless internet connection, better. It's nice to be able to go over to a friends house where coverage is limited and have my phone work 100% there, to.
Enough bash talk... this is a good thing...
This is where having the VoIP/Cellular router helps out, for any carrier. You can't have perfect coverage everywhere, as you would have a tower every square mile, which is a logistics nightmare, not to mention a significant drain on the power grid, when you multiply the number of cells by 5 or more to factor in all the carriers.
Please, quit the VZW/everyone else bashing, and embrace the (not really) new technology.