what phone do you currently own?

[eric12341]

Originally Posted by gTen

I missed that, personally I'll say this. Who would you trust more on this, official press release from verizon, intel whitepapers and every single research ever done. or some random guy named "Conan Kudo" (which is a fake name) on the internet?

HSPA+ 42mbps spectrum efficiency is still behind LTE Release 8. Not to mention LTE has other advantages such as faster access time and if deployed in the 700mhz band you have a HUGE advantage in building penetration.

@gTen maybe that's not his real name. I'm a sociology major and I know that if we interview or mention people we know we have to use a fake name.

[gTen]

Originally Posted by eric12341

@gTen maybe that's not his real name. I'm a sociology major and I know that if we interview or mention people we know we have to use a fake name.

There is nothing wrong with using a fake name, but when your suppose to be a credible source for a reputable news site, using your real name should be a privilege. (unless of course your sharing secret information)

So that means either that site isn't very credible or that source isn't very credible.

[eric12341]

Originally Posted by gTen

There is nothing wrong with using a fake name, but when your suppose to be a credible source for a reputable news site, using your real name should be a privilege. (unless of course your sharing secret information)

So that means either that site isn't very credible or that source isn't very credible.

@gTen probably the source, where's a source that proves otherwise? Its whatever,I don't really care tho as HSPA(+) is meeting my needs right now (unlike EvDO).

[gTen]

Originally Posted by eric12341

@gTen probably the source, where's a source that proves otherwise?

A quick google:

IEEE Xplore - Sign In

I can find you more if you wish.

Its whatever,I don't really care tho as HSPA(+) is meeting my needs right now (unlike EvDO).

I am not going to argue there as its obvious...

[orangekid]

Originally Posted by gTen

A quick google:

IEEE Xplore - Sign In

I can find you more if you wish.



I am not going to argue there as its obvious...

gTen, that looked like hsdpa vs lte, not hspa+, or did I miss something?

[gTen]

Originally Posted by orangekid

gTen, that looked like hsdpa vs lte, not hspa+, or did I miss something?

Its kind of same thing really...

HSPA is the terminology used to refer to HSDPA (3GPP Release 5) and HSUPA (3GPP Release 6)

HSPA+ (HSPA Plus) (Evolved HSPA) (Release 7 and 8 )
This is also known as Evolved HSPA which is the 3GPP release 7 and release8 for mobile broadband networks.

Difference Between HSPA and HSPA+ Network Technology | Difference Between

Originally Posted by eric12341

Yea that was release 8 or HSPA 7.2, T-Mobile HSPA+ is category 42.

42mbps is category 24..I don't know how you manage category 42 out of 36 max atm.