No other carrier in the states can pull 4G speeds above 42.2, except Big Red, to the best of my knowledge.
Uhhh... I routinely get 50mbps+ on at&t, with decent signal it is rarely below 40mbps.
No other carrier in the states can pull 4G speeds above 42.2, except Big Red, to the best of my knowledge.
Uhhh... I routinely get 50mbps+ on at&t, with decent signal it is rarely below 40mbps.
Uhhh... I routinely get 50mbps+ on at&t, with decent signal it is rarely below 40mbps.
Did a speed test today, got over 60mbps down.
p.s.look at the advertisement. :lol:
Your right, it dawned on me before I submitted that last reply. I completely forgot AT&T went live in a handful of their LTE markets.Uhhh... I routinely get 50mbps+ on at&t, with decent signal it is rarely below 40mbps.
now i feel like calling Verizon to ask why t f i get only 7 Mb at my home office. lol.
Your right, it dawned on me before I submitted that last reply. I completely forgot AT&T went live in a handful of their LTE markets.
f the iPhone and who y'all think will have the better lte service in a couple years us cellular Verizon sprint atnt or T-Mobile???? I think sprint can do it as long as its still unlimited data
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IMO, for heavy users and assuming on unlimited, I think Verizon is a better choice due to unlimited unthrottled 4GLTE. AT&T will throttle 4GLTE. Speed wise, hard to say, since the market isn't really saturated yet. It will be a test once the iPhone gets 4GLTE how both networks hold up.
I whole heartedly agree on Big Red at the moment but if you recall when the rumors / story broke. Verizon originally was that they were going to institute plan changes across the board for everyone. Existing customers were going to switch to tiered at the end of their existing contract. When they finally did announce that tiered plans were coming and existing users would be grandfathered in. They also indicated that grandfathered unlimited plans weren't exactly written in stone as safe from future changes. They did a similar thing when they changed to new 3g data plans when the Dare, Storm & Omnia released. Current contractees were unaffected by it until they renewed terms on their contracts. So I wouldn't put it past them to pull the rug at some point. I know I'm done with them the second they do.
I'm almost certain that at a future point, they will do something - move to tiered, throttle, or something, I would not expect them to give unlimited unthrottled 4GLTE forever, but I don't think it will be very soon either, given their battle with ATT and soon, Sprint. I don't think that they will switch people to tiered at the end of the contract. More likely, as you said before, they would force you to change to a tiered plan or perhaps throttled if you wanted to keep unlimited/unthrottled when buying a subsidized phone. of course, for heavy data users, it may be worth it to buy an unsubsidized phone, if that were to happen. of course, this is all speculation, only time will tell. but in the mean time, enjoy unlimited unthrottled 4GLTE.
Yeah...off topic of the speed (not trying to hijack the thread), but my Incredible died on me the day the dreaded Bionic came out. That worthless phone has turned me off to Motorola forever!
Wrong.
Wrong.
No your wrong there are members on this board pulling down over 60mbps with Samsung skyrocket so get over yourself.
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I don't doubt the current att lte speed, but it doesn't do much good to have 60mbps but for a week then get throttled.