Sprint getting 4G?
I saw a commercial the other day for Sprint and they were talking about the all new 4G. Anyone hear anything about this?
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Oh thanks yo.
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No problem. Happy to help.
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Yes. But they don't even have 3G where I live........
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Besides we have what 2 actually 3G BB's at this point (Bold/Storm) it will be a while before we see a 4G BB..
Besides they have to do the Analog to Digital conversion first... |
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Also, all carriers have completed the transition to digital, and all analog networks have been turned off. |
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Most people don't think about EVDO being 3G. I made a nifty little chart on another forum that should help people out. http://winmobileforum.com/showthread.php?t=667 Note: Sprint is the only major provider in the world not using LTE for 4G, so that is why LTE is the only system listed in 4G for CDMA carriers. |
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So the 4G LTE standard will they be the same thing on CDMA and GSM? (Ie. giving the ability to buy an ATT phone, unlocking it an using on VZW or will GSM/CDMA always be seperate?) |
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That's correct! LTE is the 4G standard (Sprint is not following standards), so as long as your LTE handset has the correct bands, you could SIM unlock it for use on any LTE network. |
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No it is 3G, the link in his previous post explains it.. Besides look on the back of your 8330 it says Quallcomm 3G CDMA.
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There isn't a 4G and non 4G standard. WiMAX is actually more of a standard since it has an IEEE standard - 801.16e - something LTE is still working towards.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wimax Also from Wikipedia: "While 3GPP Release 8 has yet to be ratified as a standard, much of the standard will be oriented around upgrading UMTS to 4G mobile communications technology, and an all-IP flat architecture system." 3GPP Long Term Evolution - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Quote:
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I rather sprint works with RIM on getting new phones first instead of waiting till att and verizon tell bb they can give sprint a new bb
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nice
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What is 4G really?
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