I'm on TMo, my son is on VZW. We're in the Chicago area. My son just sent me a text reporting that he got 84Mbps down inside his school building.......WHOA!! I'm luck if I can get a 1/4 of that speed inside.
I'm on TMo, my son is on VZW. We're in the Chicago area. My son just sent me a text reporting that he got 84Mbps down inside his school building.......WHOA!! I'm luck if I can get a 1/4 of that speed inside.
T-Mobile is doing the same but are calling t wideband LTE.
T-Mobile Uncarrier 4.0 event - ETFs paid off, Wideband LTE and New Devices | TmoNewsTmoNews
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I don't think tmobile has the spectrum to do 20x20 mhz spectrum in Chicago. I think the most they can do is 15 x 15 mhz.
T-Mobile is doing the same but are calling t wideband LTE.
http://www.tmonews.com/2014/01/t-mo...t-etfs-paid-off-wideband-lte-and-new-devices/
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I don't think tmobile has the spectrum to do 20x20 mhz spectrum in Chicago. I think the most they can do is 15 x 15 mhz.
More speed is great, but I'm with Closingracer: there's a point of diminishing returns. T-Mobile needs to be focused on expanding its LTE coverage, not upgrading it. Slow 4G isn't holding them back: a legacy 2G network covering most of the country is.
More speed is great, but I'm with Closingracer: there's a point of diminishing returns. T-Mobile needs to be focused on expanding its LTE coverage, not upgrading it. Slow 4G isn't holding them back: a legacy 2G network covering most of the country is.
Future tense. Let's see it happen. Then let's see them convert the other 50%. Data coverage has been T-Mobile's Achilles' heel for far too long. I've never had a complaint about my data speeds where I can get data; only that outside the city, I can still rarely get data at all.It is? Didn't you read where they said they are converting 50% of their edge network to LTE by the end of 2014? .
Correct, it is the same.
Just so I understand, is XLTE simply an umbrella term for Verizon's band 4 LTE networks (5x5, 10x10, 20x20...whatever it may be,) or does it specifically refer to 20x20 deployments of their band 4 (i.e. what TMO calls wideband?)
What's the point in that kind of speed with limited data?
voLTE, down the line.
Just so I understand, is XLTE simply an umbrella term for Verizon's band 4 LTE networks (5x5, 10x10, 20x20...whatever it may be,) or does it specifically refer to 20x20 deployments of their band 4 (i.e. what TMO calls wideband?)
What's the point in that kind of speed with limited data?