brawneyPremium
join:2002-03-02
Frederick, MD | Go Sprint! 
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| I bought the new Sprint EVO 4G LTE a couple of days after it came out, and can't wait to try the LTE.
I live in Austin, and travel to San Antonio often for getaways and dinners.
I hope it lives up to the hype, and gets a wider distribution than WiMax did..
GO SPRINT!!! |
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+1 GOOO SPRINT! I know you can do it! |
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iansltx
join:2007-02-19
Golden, CO
kudos:2 | reply to SeeWhyPhotos
I'll be in Fort Worth for a few days starting July 18th. I'll probably end up in both Austin and San Antonio less than a week later. This should allow me to put my brand new GSIII-32GB through its paces with a full 4G network...color me excited. |
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LTE will be better than WiMAX because of the spectrum it's on. Anywhere you get a voice signal, you'll get LTE. Wasn't the case with WiMAX.
Several tests have shown 10-40Mbps but what's more impressive is the latency as most tests have shown 40-60ms, better than ATT/VZW. |
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| said by xenophon:LTE will be better than WiMAX because of the spectrum it's on. Anywhere you get a voice signal, you'll get LTE. Wasn't the case with WiMAX.
Thanks for posting that, I did not know that.
What about 3G? Will the coverage change? |
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| said by JohnnyBeGood:said by xenophon:LTE will be better than WiMAX because of the spectrum it's on. Anywhere you get a voice signal, you'll get LTE. Wasn't the case with WiMAX.
Thanks for posting that, I did not know that. What about 3G? Will the coverage change? The 3G coverage won't change until 800Mhz rollout around 2013/14 but 3G performance should improve with each LTE site as it's rolled out. And when LTE iPhone comes out, it will take load off the 3G network (in LTE markets). |
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| said by xenophon:said by JohnnyBeGood:said by xenophon:LTE will be better than WiMAX because of the spectrum it's on. Anywhere you get a voice signal, you'll get LTE. Wasn't the case with WiMAX.
Thanks for posting that, I did not know that. What about 3G? Will the coverage change? The 3G coverage won't change until 800Mhz rollout around 2013/14 but 3G performance should improve with each LTE site as it's rolled out. And when LTE iPhone comes out, it will take load off the 3G network (in LTE markets). Makes sense. Thanks! |
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