Recent content by hunterhp

Did they turn off the LTE option?

It probably just changed your data settings. Go to wireless and networks settings -> Mobile Networks -> Network Mode If you're on GSM only, then that's the problem. Change to GSM/WCDMA (Auto Mode)

Re: Nexus 4 From Ebay Doesn't terminating your contract early affect your credit score. In the long run with the lower credit score, you're gonna pay more for other things in your life that require credit.

I think your list might be old. I live in Fitchburg, MA and I get 42mbps in my house. I'm pretty sure Leominster and Lawrence also get it, but I'm not sure.

There's a difference in speed with hspa+ 24mbps and hspa+ 42Mbps. I in my house I get 42Mbps but I don't have a 1700mhz compatible device. I'll report my speeds when I buy the nexus 4 Sent from my GT-N7000 using Tapatalk 2

I think it will sell out faster than the Nexus 7 did. I predit 2 hours TOPS

I'm counting down too. I'm contemplating getting two and put one up for sale on Ebay in Europe

Phil is it possible you could post speed tests on tmobile 42Mbps HSPA+ network? Sent from my GT-N7000 using Tapatalk 2

Can you test the speeds on T-Mobile's 42Mbps network?

I think the lack of availability for CDMA network is a legitimate reason to be frustrated, but the tech analysts have cited numerous times that they were upset at the lack of LTE. They keep stating it as if it's a speed related problem, not an availability issue. They use the term LTE like they...

Here's a report from pcmag http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2405596,00.asp Tmobile average speed across 30 US cities: 7.14Mbps Verizon average speed across 30 US cities: 8.87Mbps A negligible speed difference when you compare Tmobiles unlimited plan vs Verizon or Att, as well as the mvno's...

Yeah, the glass back seems to be like it could be an issue. Hopefully if the battery is as simple as 2 torx screws to get to then the back can be replaced too. Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk 2

I keep reading people saying that Android fans complained that iPhone 4s didn't have LTE and that it was a deal breaker, and that they're hypocrites for not saying the same thing for the Nexus 4. The iPhone 4s had HSDPA, 14.4 Mbps; HSUPA, 5.8 Mbps! Those are 3G Speeds! The iPhone got some flak...

I had T-Mobile prepaid, and I got 42Mbps with my Galaxy S2. I believe I've heard that Straight Talk does allow roaming, and I've heard of people getting the "R" sign when using Straight Talk, but I'm not sure. Whether you're on Straight Talk or Solavei or any T-Mobile MVNO, you get 42Mbps.

Claro sucks, it's good that Solavei went to PR, but I'm hearing that Claro's not allowing people to unlock their phones, which makes this phone really valuable for prepaid in PR. Here's a quote taking directly from Google Play Store "Purchases from devices on Google Play can be shipped...