Those of you who are on Sprint and thus have no need for opinions on the Nexus 4′s lack of a 4G radio will probably agree: more LTE coverage is more gooder. Well, the Now Network concurs and the carrier is opening up the airwaves in a few more cities and areas, including Anderson, Indiana; Harrisonburg, Virginia; and Peabody, Massachusetts . . . → Read More: Sprint Turns On Several LTE Networks In Virginia, Massachusetts, Indiana, And More
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Republican Wireless is a new kind of MVNO carrier who has been testing its newfangled service for several months. The company is attempting to reinvent the mobile network space, offering a single device engineered to utilize Wi-Fi whenever it’s available for calls, texts and mobile data. When there’s no Wi-Fi within range, the device will automatically switch to a cellular network. . . . → Read More: Republic Wireless sets up shop, offers pre-orders to the masses We’ve known that it’s been coming, for quite some time now, we’ve been hearing of a mysterious 5-inch device destined to Verizon, coming from HTC. Now, it’s finally official and there’s some more info on when you can get your hands on the phone, if you’re a Verizon customer or you’re thinking of swapping . . . → Read More: HTC and Verizon Announce the Droid DNA; 5-inch 1080p Quad-Core Monster Although Sprint's ” Network Vision ” project — which will eventually move customers off of CDMA and to LTE . . . → Read More: Sprint spending additional $200 million on 3G network as LTE rolls out AT&T has plans to cover 300m people with 4G LTE by the end of Next year. AT&T is planning to spend $14Bn on network improvements over the next three years time. $8Bn from that would be used for its wireless network – that’s a pretty good news keeping in mind that there are lot of Android phones on the network with 4G LTE capability . . . → Read More: AT&T Planning to Invest $14Bn in Network Improvements 4G has been in the states for quite a while now and has become so ingrained into the industry that the lack of it inside the new Nexus 4 has some people mighty upset and have even given up on buying the device. In Europe however, things are a little different and 4G LTE is only available in a small number of countries and has only just launched in the UK. I’m currently in the UK and while the new network of EE claim their network is 5 times faster than 3G, it’s really not. . . . → Read More: European Commission to Open 3G Spectrum to 4G Networks Do you like things that go fast? . . . → Read More: AT&T Lights Up New LTE Markets In Knoxville, Tulsa, And Ft. Myers When the Nexus 4 was put up on the Play Store yesterday, its tech specs stated that is HSPA+ 21 compatible, which would have been understandable. We know that HSPA+ 42 needs an extra chip that the Nexus 4 might not have (to go along with the lack of LTE). However, T-Mobile stated in their press release that their Nexus 4 will support HSPA+ 42 on their… . . . → Read More: Nexus 4 Page Updated After Confusion, HSPA+ 42 Support Confirmed Well we’ve got some good news for Galaxy S3 users on Sprint. It looks like you’ll be getting some official Jelly Bean tomorrow. . . . → Read More: Featured: Jelly Bean hitting the US Galaxy S3′s Starting Tomorrow? Today Sprint announced the activation of 4G LTE networks in Chicago suburbs (Addison, Bolingbrook, Des Plaines, Downers Grove, Kankakee, Rockford, Joliet, Naperville, Palatine, Plainfield), Illinois; Wichita Falls, Texas; New Bedford/Fall River, . . . → Read More: Sprint lights up LTE in Chicago suburbs and other markets |
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