Thinking about coming over from Verizon. There, 4G (LTE) obviously is a separate chip within the phone, so you can turn it off completely.
Can someone explain how 3G/4G works on AT&T? It's not actually a separate chip, right? So you cannot turn it off unless you turn data off completely?
How does the notification bar distinguish which radio is being used? Does it say 3G when you have a 3G connection, and H when you have the H connection, and H+ when you are on 4G? Or does it only toggle between saying 3G and H+? Or does it always say H+ even if you are just on 3G?
Just curious how it works on AT&T and how you know what network you are connected to. It's obviously more simple on Verizon, since it's either LTE or 3G, and you know very clearly which one you are on.
Can someone explain how 3G/4G works on AT&T? It's not actually a separate chip, right? So you cannot turn it off unless you turn data off completely?
How does the notification bar distinguish which radio is being used? Does it say 3G when you have a 3G connection, and H when you have the H connection, and H+ when you are on 4G? Or does it only toggle between saying 3G and H+? Or does it always say H+ even if you are just on 3G?
Just curious how it works on AT&T and how you know what network you are connected to. It's obviously more simple on Verizon, since it's either LTE or 3G, and you know very clearly which one you are on.