 RRedlineRated RPremium join:2002-05-15 Williamsport, PA | reply to Majestik
Re: idunno No iPhone supports LTE. AT&T refer to their HSPA+ network as "4G", and the iPhone supports that. The confusion is due to AT&T's deceptive marketing. -- One nation, under Zod! |
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 MajestikWorld TravelerPremium join:2001-05-11 Tulsa, OK | said by RRedline:No iPhone supports LTE. AT&T refer to their HSPA+ network as "4G", and the iPhone supports that. The confusion is due to AT&T's deceptive marketing. But it's faster than 3G? I know you can get over 10Mbps down and 3Mbps up on the AT&T iPad 3 with 4G LTE with $30/mo grandfathered unlimited. -- The adventure continues...Sanctuary.... |
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 RRedlineRated RPremium join:2002-05-15 Williamsport, PA | The problem has to due with how loosely the terms are being used. It all comes down to marketing.
Camera manufacturers do this too. There are 8 MP cameras that take MUCH BETTER photos than most 12+ MP cameras do.
I am not saying HSPA+ isn't fast, or even faster than what we are used to calling 3G. I just think that AT&T intentionally confuses people with how they label it as 4G, which most people associate with LTE (which has a much higher potential than HSPA+).
I still think it's funny that AT&T is moving forward with LTE when they still have a very large portion of their coverage area on horribly slow EDGE. Verizon is putting them to shame with their commitment to LTE deployment and coverage consistency. -- One nation, under Zod! |
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 MajestikWorld TravelerPremium join:2001-05-11 Tulsa, OK | Probably another year or more before these speeds are in Tulsa. -- The adventure continues...Sanctuary.... |
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 jmn1207Premium join:2000-07-19 Ashburn, VA kudos:1 | reply to Majestik said by Majestik:said by RRedline:No iPhone supports LTE. AT&T refer to their HSPA+ network as "4G", and the iPhone supports that. The confusion is due to AT&T's deceptive marketing. But it's faster than 3G? I know you can get over 10Mbps down and 3Mbps up on the AT&T iPad 3 with 4G LTE with $30/mo grandfathered unlimited. The newest iPad, yes, but not the iPhone in any current model. |
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