WiMAX 2 Coming Later This Year
i was kinda wondering why all the LTE people are so quite!!
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Clearwire 4G update
Some people were interested in how it works in Houston...
I have it for about a month now and its lovely. Its like DSL.
I watched hulu lol I've never heard of it before and decided to check it out and it worked great with my 4g card.
I have it for about a month now and its lovely. Its like DSL.
I watched hulu lol I've never heard of it before and decided to check it out and it worked great with my 4g card.
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Some people were interested in how it works in Houston...
I have it for about a month now and its lovely. Its like DSL.
I watched hulu lol I've never heard of it before and decided to check it out and it work
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I live in Las Vegas, and there's Clear 4G here, I had it for a while, had to minimize my budget, anyway, do you ever get above 15mbps there? I reached that speed like twice.
Extremely Impressed
I cannot wait for Wimax to reach its potential (or until later this year, next year).
Especially when coupled w/ a device like the HTC EVO
Especially when coupled w/ a device like the HTC EVO
As this rolls I'm changing my mind about Sprint's decision to go WiMax. LTE is still just a pipedream, and Wimax is running in several areas, and it is already being upgraded to be even faster. Honestly, if I lived in a 4G area I don't know how I'd sa...
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what does this do for date speeds on your cell?
i dont really know much about this stuff so can someone explain what kinda of speeds you should expect on your cell phone? thanks go lakers 😁
If you have a 4G device you should expect speeds similar to broadband on the wireless device. It's like having wireless DSL.
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Considering
They haven't even rolled out the original Wi-Max Service Nationwide yet....
Does that mean that cities like Philadelphia are all ready out dated?
Does that mean that cities like Philadelphia are all ready out dated?
From the article:
"The new technology will be backwards compatible with the original WiMAX networks."
"The new technology will be backwards compatible with the original WiMAX networks."
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