SRLMJ23 macrumors 68020 Original poster Apr 20, 2011 #1 What comes after 3G?? I know 4G will be LTE but doesn't AT&T have something else thats faster than 3G but not quite 4G?
What comes after 3G?? I know 4G will be LTE but doesn't AT&T have something else thats faster than 3G but not quite 4G?
wordoflife macrumors 604 Apr 20, 2011 #2 SRLMJ23 said: What comes after 3G?? I know 4G will be LTE but doesn't AT&T have something else thats faster than 3G but not quite 4G? Click to expand... 2G > Edge > 3G > [4G]HSPA+ > [4G]LTE
SRLMJ23 said: What comes after 3G?? I know 4G will be LTE but doesn't AT&T have something else thats faster than 3G but not quite 4G? Click to expand... 2G > Edge > 3G > [4G]HSPA+ > [4G]LTE
bigjnyc Suspended Apr 20, 2011 #3 HSPA+ is what T-Mobile is using right now correct? Which they are touting as the fastest 4G network in their commercials
HSPA+ is what T-Mobile is using right now correct? Which they are touting as the fastest 4G network in their commercials
SRLMJ23 macrumors 68020 Original poster Apr 20, 2011 #4 Is the iPhone 4 capable of HSPA+, if so where can you get a map of areas that have it??
wordoflife macrumors 604 Apr 20, 2011 #5 SRLMJ23 said: Is the iPhone 4 capable of HSPA+, if so where can you get a map of areas that have it?? Click to expand... No, iPhone 4 does not have HSPA+. Btw, AT&T currently advertises their 4G as HSPA+. In the future though, 4G will be operated on LTE. You wont really notice a difference between HSPA+ and 3G, at least in my experience
SRLMJ23 said: Is the iPhone 4 capable of HSPA+, if so where can you get a map of areas that have it?? Click to expand... No, iPhone 4 does not have HSPA+. Btw, AT&T currently advertises their 4G as HSPA+. In the future though, 4G will be operated on LTE. You wont really notice a difference between HSPA+ and 3G, at least in my experience