deparson
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You are not missing anything.
In Chicago WiMAX is often SLOWER than 3G with far more drops and crazy battery drain.
In Chicago WiMAX is often SLOWER than 3G with far more drops and crazy battery drain.
Yeah I searched all over and I'm afraid no such form exists.
Did however find some interesting info on the wimax2 that was mentioned earlier and while I liked what I read it does seem as if this tech is at least another year or two away and even then who knows when we'll be getting it in my neck of the woods seeing as how it doesn't even seem like we'll be getting wimax any time soon. It seems to me that if lte does as well as it looks like it will I'm afraid wimax still may not make it. Unless sprint and clear get on the ball and start getting this tech out of the lab into the hands of the consumer. There is no reason why it can't be done. Verizon has said they plan to have all their 3G networks covered by lte within the next few years and already have a rather healthy portion of their network covered in comparison to others.
It's the opposite here. We've had WiMax for a year and Verizon isn't getting LTE here until 2014 according to them.
My first few contacts with Sprint when I got my Pre were good, but after 9 months (starting Feb. 2010) every single contact with support has been a time-wasting ordeal that makes me wonder if Sprint really is on the case.Sprint is definitely flipped out about perceptions. I lost 4G one day so I called Sprint to let them know something was up with a tower or something. I got no fewer than 5 phone calls throughout the day asking if it was working, and if I still had 3G. (I get 1.5-2.0Mbps on 3G so I'm quite happy with 3G here too) I assured them I wasn't upset and was merely reporting an outage. Then they started calling with a survey...I will not report an outage the next time. Someone else can. they did have 4G up and running again about 2 hours after I called.