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July 20, 2011 at 2:48 PM #712332July 20, 2011 at 3:50 PM #711146
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Participant[quote=SmellsFeeshy]So if I get either the Infuse 4G or Atrix on AT&T will those support LTE once AT&T rolls it out? Or are they only capable of HSPDA?[/quote]
LTE is an entirely different network. So, the short answer is no. What I’ve read is that, even LTE phones between VZW and AT&T are not compatible due to the different frequencies that the 2 LTE network operate at.July 20, 2011 at 3:50 PM #711243Participant[quote=SmellsFeeshy]So if I get either the Infuse 4G or Atrix on AT&T will those support LTE once AT&T rolls it out? Or are they only capable of HSPDA?[/quote]
LTE is an entirely different network. So, the short answer is no. What I’ve read is that, even LTE phones between VZW and AT&T are not compatible due to the different frequencies that the 2 LTE network operate at.July 20, 2011 at 3:50 PM #711838Participant[quote=SmellsFeeshy]So if I get either the Infuse 4G or Atrix on AT&T will those support LTE once AT&T rolls it out? Or are they only capable of HSPDA?[/quote]
LTE is an entirely different network. So, the short answer is no. What I’ve read is that, even LTE phones between VZW and AT&T are not compatible due to the different frequencies that the 2 LTE network operate at.July 20, 2011 at 3:50 PM #711992Participant[quote=SmellsFeeshy]So if I get either the Infuse 4G or Atrix on AT&T will those support LTE once AT&T rolls it out? Or are they only capable of HSPDA?[/quote]
LTE is an entirely different network. So, the short answer is no. What I’ve read is that, even LTE phones between VZW and AT&T are not compatible due to the different frequencies that the 2 LTE network operate at.July 20, 2011 at 3:50 PM #712352Participant[quote=SmellsFeeshy]So if I get either the Infuse 4G or Atrix on AT&T will those support LTE once AT&T rolls it out? Or are they only capable of HSPDA?[/quote]
LTE is an entirely different network. So, the short answer is no. What I’ve read is that, even LTE phones between VZW and AT&T are not compatible due to the different frequencies that the 2 LTE network operate at.July 20, 2011 at 4:13 PM #711176mike92104
Participant[quote=afx114][quote=CDMA ENG]Problems is… My two favorite apps… The Economist and Netflix are not currently available for Andriod.[/quote]
Good news for you CDMA:
http://blog.netflix.com/2011/07/additional-support-for-android-devices.html
Hi this is Roma De, Director of Product Management, here with some news regarding Netflix on Android devices. Netflix just added support to a large number of Android phones via an update to the Netflix application in the Android Market. We are very excited about this new release, and we will continue to work with ecosystem partners to add more and better Android device support in the coming months.
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WooHoo!
July 20, 2011 at 4:13 PM #711273Participant[quote=afx114][quote=CDMA ENG]Problems is… My two favorite apps… The Economist and Netflix are not currently available for Andriod.[/quote]
Good news for you CDMA:
http://blog.netflix.com/2011/07/additional-support-for-android-devices.html
Hi this is Roma De, Director of Product Management, here with some news regarding Netflix on Android devices. Netflix just added support to a large number of Android phones via an update to the Netflix application in the Android Market. We are very excited about this new release, and we will continue to work with ecosystem partners to add more and better Android device support in the coming months.
[/quote]
WooHoo!
July 20, 2011 at 4:13 PM #711869Participant[quote=afx114][quote=CDMA ENG]Problems is… My two favorite apps… The Economist and Netflix are not currently available for Andriod.[/quote]
Good news for you CDMA:
http://blog.netflix.com/2011/07/additional-support-for-android-devices.html
Hi this is Roma De, Director of Product Management, here with some news regarding Netflix on Android devices. Netflix just added support to a large number of Android phones via an update to the Netflix application in the Android Market. We are very excited about this new release, and we will continue to work with ecosystem partners to add more and better Android device support in the coming months.
[/quote]
WooHoo!
July 20, 2011 at 4:13 PM #712022Participant[quote=afx114][quote=CDMA ENG]Problems is… My two favorite apps… The Economist and Netflix are not currently available for Andriod.[/quote]
Good news for you CDMA:
http://blog.netflix.com/2011/07/additional-support-for-android-devices.html
Hi this is Roma De, Director of Product Management, here with some news regarding Netflix on Android devices. Netflix just added support to a large number of Android phones via an update to the Netflix application in the Android Market. We are very excited about this new release, and we will continue to work with ecosystem partners to add more and better Android device support in the coming months.
[/quote]
WooHoo!
July 20, 2011 at 4:13 PM #712382Participant[quote=afx114][quote=CDMA ENG]Problems is… My two favorite apps… The Economist and Netflix are not currently available for Andriod.[/quote]
Good news for you CDMA:
http://blog.netflix.com/2011/07/additional-support-for-android-devices.html
Hi this is Roma De, Director of Product Management, here with some news regarding Netflix on Android devices. Netflix just added support to a large number of Android phones via an update to the Netflix application in the Android Market. We are very excited about this new release, and we will continue to work with ecosystem partners to add more and better Android device support in the coming months.
[/quote]
WooHoo!
July 20, 2011 at 10:29 PM #711291CDMA ENG
Participant[quote=AN][quote=CDMA ENG]AN… Your speed is not capped btw… In a one bar condition your device changes its modulation scheme to a more slower but more robust format thus slowing the device down. DL speeds all depend on the amount of Interfence, Signal Strength, Load at the BTS, and finally and the lynch pin, backhaul size. Verizon is not capping. BTW all these amazing speeds with start to go down when the systems start loading up with 4G devices.
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I have a friend who works at Novatel and while they’re testing their MiFi hotspot for Verizon LTE, they say they can consistently get 25Mb down and 10Mb up. So, I think they are capping at 15Mb down and 5Mb. I’m getting the same speed at 1 bar and 5 bars.[/quote]So here is the thing about capping bandwidth. While this works just find for landline networks it has negative affect in a RF enviroment. When a device makes a request for data it turns its radio on. This causes interference to the system and other handset in the local area. If you can serve the mobile as quickly possible and get the device off the air interface it improves conditions (and hence through-puts)of all other devices so it makes makes no sense to cap the device and have it waiting around for data. We figured this one out a while ago that throttling ppl makes little since.
Of course there could be something else going on like the amount of bandwidth at your particular site. If it is a low usage site they may only have a 20 Meg pipe or something like that… Not all sites get preimum bandwith service to them.
Also I know that netflix is coming out with the app for Droid but they have not committed to a
date yet and this makes panda very sad…CE
July 20, 2011 at 10:29 PM #711388Participant[quote=AN][quote=CDMA ENG]AN… Your speed is not capped btw… In a one bar condition your device changes its modulation scheme to a more slower but more robust format thus slowing the device down. DL speeds all depend on the amount of Interfence, Signal Strength, Load at the BTS, and finally and the lynch pin, backhaul size. Verizon is not capping. BTW all these amazing speeds with start to go down when the systems start loading up with 4G devices.
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I have a friend who works at Novatel and while they’re testing their MiFi hotspot for Verizon LTE, they say they can consistently get 25Mb down and 10Mb up. So, I think they are capping at 15Mb down and 5Mb. I’m getting the same speed at 1 bar and 5 bars.[/quote]So here is the thing about capping bandwidth. While this works just find for landline networks it has negative affect in a RF enviroment. When a device makes a request for data it turns its radio on. This causes interference to the system and other handset in the local area. If you can serve the mobile as quickly possible and get the device off the air interface it improves conditions (and hence through-puts)of all other devices so it makes makes no sense to cap the device and have it waiting around for data. We figured this one out a while ago that throttling ppl makes little since.
Of course there could be something else going on like the amount of bandwidth at your particular site. If it is a low usage site they may only have a 20 Meg pipe or something like that… Not all sites get preimum bandwith service to them.
Also I know that netflix is coming out with the app for Droid but they have not committed to a
date yet and this makes panda very sad…CE
July 20, 2011 at 10:29 PM #711984Participant[quote=AN][quote=CDMA ENG]AN… Your speed is not capped btw… In a one bar condition your device changes its modulation scheme to a more slower but more robust format thus slowing the device down. DL speeds all depend on the amount of Interfence, Signal Strength, Load at the BTS, and finally and the lynch pin, backhaul size. Verizon is not capping. BTW all these amazing speeds with start to go down when the systems start loading up with 4G devices.
[/quote]
I have a friend who works at Novatel and while they’re testing their MiFi hotspot for Verizon LTE, they say they can consistently get 25Mb down and 10Mb up. So, I think they are capping at 15Mb down and 5Mb. I’m getting the same speed at 1 bar and 5 bars.[/quote]So here is the thing about capping bandwidth. While this works just find for landline networks it has negative affect in a RF enviroment. When a device makes a request for data it turns its radio on. This causes interference to the system and other handset in the local area. If you can serve the mobile as quickly possible and get the device off the air interface it improves conditions (and hence through-puts)of all other devices so it makes makes no sense to cap the device and have it waiting around for data. We figured this one out a while ago that throttling ppl makes little since.
Of course there could be something else going on like the amount of bandwidth at your particular site. If it is a low usage site they may only have a 20 Meg pipe or something like that… Not all sites get preimum bandwith service to them.
Also I know that netflix is coming out with the app for Droid but they have not committed to a
date yet and this makes panda very sad…CE
July 20, 2011 at 10:29 PM #712137Participant[quote=AN][quote=CDMA ENG]AN… Your speed is not capped btw… In a one bar condition your device changes its modulation scheme to a more slower but more robust format thus slowing the device down. DL speeds all depend on the amount of Interfence, Signal Strength, Load at the BTS, and finally and the lynch pin, backhaul size. Verizon is not capping. BTW all these amazing speeds with start to go down when the systems start loading up with 4G devices.
[/quote]
I have a friend who works at Novatel and while they’re testing their MiFi hotspot for Verizon LTE, they say they can consistently get 25Mb down and 10Mb up. So, I think they are capping at 15Mb down and 5Mb. I’m getting the same speed at 1 bar and 5 bars.[/quote]So here is the thing about capping bandwidth. While this works just find for landline networks it has negative affect in a RF enviroment. When a device makes a request for data it turns its radio on. This causes interference to the system and other handset in the local area. If you can serve the mobile as quickly possible and get the device off the air interface it improves conditions (and hence through-puts)of all other devices so it makes makes no sense to cap the device and have it waiting around for data. We figured this one out a while ago that throttling ppl makes little since.
Of course there could be something else going on like the amount of bandwidth at your particular site. If it is a low usage site they may only have a 20 Meg pipe or something like that… Not all sites get preimum bandwith service to them.
Also I know that netflix is coming out with the app for Droid but they have not committed to a
date yet and this makes panda very sad…CE
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