Barely getting 1.5 down now on HSPA+ in the same spot as the one above in the parking lot. Lovely rain.
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Barely getting 1.5 down now on HSPA+ in the same spot as the one above in the parking lot. Lovely rain.
Vodafone AU: Perth
Best I've ever got is 164 down, 52 up.
Average is around 80 down, 35 up.
Home wifi: 8 down, 0.3 up (thanks to Telstra only offering archaic ADSL1 in my suburb).
Best I've ever got is 164 down, 52 up.
Average is around 80 down, 35 up.
Home wifi: 8 down, 0.3 up (thanks to Telstra only offering archaic ADSL1 in my suburb).
Charlotte Motor Speedway during the lap 25 caution (or safety car for you internationals 
). T-Mobile holding up well. Having their antennas (I'm sure they're theirs) on the scoring pilon helps.
Agreed, especially with T-Mobile allocated its 3G resources more for 4G LTE.
). T-Mobile holding up well. Having their antennas (I'm sure they're theirs) on the scoring pilon helps.
I wish the US carriers would correctly identify as 3G and 4G in the status bars like it appears most European carriers do. But then again, I also wish more than just T-Mobile had the same speeds the European carriers have
Agreed, especially with T-Mobile allocated its 3G resources more for 4G LTE.
Charlotte Motor Speedway during the lap 25 caution (or safety car for you internationals
Agreed, especially with T-Mobile allocated its 3G resources more for 4G LTE.
How do you know they're T-Mobile antennas (serious question)?
It looks like their typical 2-panel Ericsson AIR antenna setup. http://www.howardforums.com/showthr...IR-product-deployment?p=15190322#post15190322
That's amazing.
100 mpbs plus. Although I see 550am which is off peak
I have hit 60-70mpbs at 8pm in orlando.
90mpbs is highest I hit at around 5am.
LTE at Jacksonville Landing during the Donald Trump rally. Thousands packed into a small plaza. Data held up fine. Bars varied between 1 and 5 despite the signal being -79dBm most of the time.
That's how AT&T mostly is here in Jacksonville, FL. Too many people for too little spectrum utilized.
To both of your questions, carriers already do. AT&T will show 3G, HSPA+, and LTE. Verizon and Sprint show 1x, 3G, and LTE. Who combines 3G and 4G?I wish the US carriers would correctly identify as 3G and 4G in the status bars like it appears most European carriers do. But then again, I also wish more than just T-Mobile had the same speeds the European carriers have
All the major carriers also have the same speeds as Europe. Verizon gets upwards of 75-150Mbps, AT&T gets 100+, and Sprint has even had high double digit numbers.
Please elaborate, because Verizon, Sprint, and US Cellular do not do this. In the past, and on Android, AT&T and T-Mobile still split out 3G, 4G (H+), and LTE.