Nokia Siemens Says It Has Improved HSPA+ Performance
Why would U.S. carriers bother?
Why bother upgrading HSPA+ when everyone's going LTE now? Or is this technology being designed with non-U.S. carriers in mind?
T-Mobile is going to stay with HSPA+ for their 1900Mhz network, they may be interested in this. Also, for HSPA+ 84.4Mbps networks that are using this new technology, those networks would be pretty damn fast. Not every carrier in the world is going t...
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There are millions of HSPA+ phones out there on the networks. They won't be going away tomorrow.
I have an HSPA+ phone now, and I'm not planning upgrading for over a year from now, and if there are good HSPA+ phones that are cheaper that LTE phones ...
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I have an HSPA+ phone now, and I'm not planning upgrading for over a year from now, and if there are good HSPA+ phones that are cheaper that LTE phones ...
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