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Re: Who actually USES 4g?
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Originally Posted by Tugboat View Post
I love it when I can catch it here in Jacksonville, FL. I work on the river and in certain spots I can get a full signal and get great Internet speeds. Down side is sometimes I will be somewhere right in between 4G/3G so I will get the 4G logo on the phone with no bars. Then my network is slower that 3G with a weak 4G signal. At least now I am starting to learn where the signal is so I just leave 4G off most of the time and cut it on when I know I can get a a good signal. I love it tho.
i'm with you, my city doesn't have it officially, but i catch it in certain places and when i do, i stay 4g'd up. one thing i do notice about 4g is that when an app tries to use the 4g the 1st time it will often disconnect then have to reconnect again, but after that initial reconnect stage it will not do it again until i open another app that tries to take advantage of the 4g.
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