Call and Internet at the same time ???
Help !!! So I have a Sprint Touch Pro 2 running the stock Rom WM 6.1 . I want to be able to make a call and surf the internet at th same time . Right ow I can't . I know someone who has an HTC Tilt 2 (TP2) , and he can be on a call and surf the net at the same time . So i know it's not a phone issue , more of a Sprint blocked it issue . Does anyone know how to fix this ?
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Has to be GSM service to do that.
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This can not be done on the Sprint network :( Bummer for me as well, oh well, long live SERO
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In other words, there will NEVER be a fix for Sprint, so it is IMPOSSIBLE. Sorry. |
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Really? do you have a T.V.? its the ONLY thing AT&T has over everybody else... other than having a cooler stock slider
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But you can be online via wifi and talk on the phone at the same time! |
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http://www.wmexperts.com/cdma-develo...data-same-time It is actually VERY possible - just depends if sprint wants to upgrade or not. Not sure if this would support existing devices if they even do it which I'm sure they will at some point. Could be a long ways away but it is there. Quote:
Yea this would be nice but it's not the end of the world. I would much rather be on a better network then worry about that. I'm sure we will get it someday. |
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I would think so, I really don't know 2 much about it. I always thought it was impossible myself but came across that the other day and was very happy to read that. I wouldn't really care if it worked on the tp2 or not unless they are planning on doing it pretty quick which I doubt. By the time it's out I'm sure new phones will be out that will support it out of the box. TP3 pro??? ha ha Maybe by then sprint will have the iphone - at&t will have to stop running there stupid ads about talk and surf at the same time which is the 1 benefit they have. |
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Do people really surf and talk on the phone at the same time? I for one, really didn't have that chance. Tethering, and talking is different story though.
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Given the opportunity I think I will really use that feature. I have came across several occasions where I needed that feature but was not able to.
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WOW, I never knew we (sprint) can surf the web on wifi and make a phone call at the same time. I should of known better, afterall I've been a member of this community since 2006. Damn, does this make me a senior member?
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Sounds like SVDO is going to take both infrastructure and device changes. So it may be a while
http://technews.am/conversations/mob...bably_not_soon |
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I would think that if this did become available, a radio update would hopefully allow it to work for us, but who knows.
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Thanks for the replies . But something I just remembered , the TP2 is Quad band . So if I set it to GSM will I then be able to do the Talk & Surf at the same time ?
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From what I've learned, supposedly any network can have voice and data at the same time, regardless of whether the network is GSM or CDMA. It's just a matter of whether or not the wireless carrier is willing to dump the required boatload of cash into their network in order to do it
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So , I guess there isn't some sort of work around this ?
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EVDO Rev. A supports simultaneous voice and data, but the big CDMA carriers (Sprint and Verizon) saw no reason to implement it as they were doing the Rev A upgrade. Now that AT&T is touting that as a major feature (keep in mind, AT&T has taken longer to get 3G up and running) there will be pressure for simultaneous voice and data in the future. It's coming, but the reason why we don't have it now is that there wasn't enough competition when they had the option to implement it. |
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didn't EVDV support data and talk simultaneously?
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But your latter point is absolutely correct. A major reason as to why other networks haven't done it is because they're moving to WiMax / LTE anyway |
Wirelessly posted (Opera/9.50 (Windows NT 5.1; U; en) T-Mobile_Rhodium)
i can talk and go on the internet at the same time on my t-mobile htc touch pro 2 :) |
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Will this be a possibility when WiMax headsets come out?
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ok here's the deal. the network is completely capable of it. it is a limitation of the radio chips in the phones. (maynot be the case with tp2)
The main reason I've always wanted such a feature is for gps (google maps) it never faills I get a call right when I should be making a turn or watching for a certain road. the other big thing with me is that if you are roaming and on data, calls go strait to v/m. (regular in-network 1x should still pause for a call.) with the tp2, depending on the radio chip, I think it should be possible to use simultaneous gsm/cdma, but that's for someone way smarter than me to figure out. (although I'm willing to test/brick) like the comercial says, it can be done, you just need 2 phones to do it.. (i've proved that it can be done without 2 lines of service) |
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right, my thought is that there may be a way to tell data to use gsm and lock the cdma to 1x for voice/sms. but I realize it's been attempted, and is almost the holy grail, but wanted to clarifiy the cdma info. again, the network is capable, just not the handsets (or programming in the handset)
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My thoughts on WiMAX? It pains me a little. Sprint's got a lot of money into it. That's all fine and dandy except it has problems. LTE is being picked up by almost every other single carrier. The biggest problem is its frequency. Wimax is high frequency - close to wifi, even. The HTC MAX couldn't have wimax and wifi enabled at the same time - the frequencies are too close and it caused interference. The same is going to be true for deployment here, I imagine. High frequency also means less effective signal penetration of obstacles such as building walls when compared to the low frequencies of LTE. Flip side is that the high frequency should carry farther from the tower. Is this huge either way? No, not entirely, but it's just another unfortunate mark against wimax. I really hope I'm missing something elementary here, though. I know they've got a lot more research into it than I do, but I see more advantages for LTE... except for WiMax is already on the ground running and LTE is a long ways out. |
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this would also translate into scale-ability since sprint is big on events. they always bring in portable towers for things like daytona500 or election conventions. your other points are completely valid however. what I really think is that sprint is trying to replace wifi with wimax, since we all know wifi-N isn't all it's cracked up to be. |
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