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I'm so switching to tmo after my at&t contract ends. They extended my upgrade to 2 years. Keeping an smartphone for 2 years is too much.

You signed a 2 year contract and are now complaining that they extended your upgrade to 2 years? The horror...

The 18month early upgrade was never set in stone. Paying for a completely new smartphone in the middle of your contract is about the same cost as TMobile.
 
You signed a 2 year contract and are now complaining that they extended your upgrade to 2 years? The horror...

The 18month early upgrade was never set in stone. Paying for a completely new smartphone in the middle of your contract is about the same cost as TMobile.

I agree you did a two year contract unfortunately and tmobile will be the same except they bill for it separately but it all boils down to the sane price
 
Kuwait City, Kuwait (Middle East)

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Mind you, this is me hiding in a cave so the speeds aren't exactly the best.
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Took these tests at a fireworks show in Munster, IN. Dozens of thousands of people showed up and only one cell site serving the area where everyone was.

LTE crashed, EVDO held up for awhile then crashed, got knocked down to 1X for maybe 10 minutes, then halfway through the show LTE came back up, but was very iffy. First pic is right before the fireworks started, everybody was clogging up the network with their FB uploads and what not, second pic is midway through when LTE showed back up, that was the only speedtest I could do before it wouldn't connect to their servers anymore. Third photo is on the way out of that area.

I bet next year when Sprint has LTE 2500 and LTE 800 up and running this won't happen again! Text and calls worked just fine.

Curious as to how VZW and AT&T performed. I think VZW may have done the worst, they have very distant cell site spacing in this area so they may have been way overloaded before people started showing up... AT&T probably slowed down alot but kept on going, T-Mobile probably did the best. Sprint and AT&T are the two most subscribed carriers around here.
 

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I usually get around 33-47 on my AT&T HTC One, also about the same on my AT&T iPad. However congestion really hampers LTE and speeds drop a lot, sometimes down to 10-17. Occasionally if its a Friday night and there are a lot of people out I might be dropped to HSPA+ but its a good backup. This is in the Denver area.
 
Here in the UK we have DC-HSDPA which is part of the 4G / LTE label in other parts of the world... It's still 3G to us.

This is my typical 3G speed at home.

Out and about with a better signal it can be quicker too.

4G launches here in a few months and we expect around 50mbps - 80mbps
 

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this is in south brooklyn. from comparing the speed to some of my friends on AT&T and Verizon. we all average around 13-16. I guess NYC population
 

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