Lovers of the speedy wireless spectrum that belongs to T-Mobile U.S.A. have some new breathing room and grasslands to stretch their legs on. Specifically, T-Mobile customers in Columbia, Durham, Greensboro, Raleigh, and Winston-Salem, N.C. as well as Greenville, S.C., and Escondido and Oceanside, CA should be noticing greatly improved browsing speeds as well as a nifty “3G”/”H”/”U” symbol on their phone’s display signifying the up...
The back and forth movement of T-Mobile USA’s statements in regards to their 4G plans is enough to give most people whiplash. First they’re holding off, instead employing HSPA+ as a nice speed bump along the way. Next minute they’re (their parent company, Deutsche Telekom more precisely) making deals to light 4G services with Clearwire and Metro PCS. Clearwire whom has been cited saying that they needed more money to continue the rollout of 4G services,...
Mobile internet junkies on China Huawei’s network have reason to celebrate. The arrival of 56Mbps download speeds has arrived. While here in the U.S., AT&T brags about 7.2 Mbps speeds, Huawei is ushering in the next gen now by actually putting dollars towards their network in a timely fashion. Current users of Huawei’s fourth gen and 38xx series base stations can take advantage of this new found speed with a simple software upgrade. *Super* Even more...
The next time you want to toot your own, Red, White, and Blue color horn in regards to broadband speeds here in the states, look at the chart above and remember one thing…we lag…greatly. It’s a joke. A joke that isn’t funny. Why we are so far behind is beyond me. Lets hope to god congress updates the “official” classification of broadband as something that is faster than the now grossly antiquated quote of 222kbps. Whether or not...
So you’re super excited about your 3.6Mbps HSDPA download speeds. Vodafone Portugal wants you to know that that is crap compared to what they have…16Mbps baby! Imagine the speed at which you can download music, movies, and god knows what else while you’re on the go. To take it even one step further, Voda claims that using MIMO technology the top speed can theoretically reach 28.8Mbps! Talk about fast…and battery killer. You better have a...
