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Cox Testing Voice Over LTE Network

Jan 25, 2010, 5:06 PM by Rich Brome @richbrome

Cox today announced successful tests of LTE 4G technology including voice calls, using its own AWS (1700 MHz) and 700 MHz spectrum. Cox's LTE trials are taking place in Phoenix and San Diego. The company is also deploying 3G networks based on CDMA technology and has "equal commitment" to both CDMA and LTE services. The trials, which use equipment from Alcatel-Lucent and Huawei, are testing voice, broadband data and HD video streaming services.

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Azeron

Jan 25, 2010, 9:53 PM

VZW and AT&T still hoarding AWS spectrum?

Thank Google that these *Bleepards* are not able to sit on the 700mzH spectrum they purchased as they appear to be with the AWS. It is almost as though they purchased the AWS spectrum simply to keep a start up from building out a competitor in the wireless arena. 😲

dave73

Azeron said:
Thank Google that these *Bleepards* are not able to sit on the 700mzH spectrum they purchased as they appear to be with the AWS. It is almost as though they purchased the AWS spectrum simply to keep a start up from bu

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ac2913

Jan 25, 2010, 6:26 PM

aws!

tmobile will now proceed purchase cox wireless...use their intel on how to use lte on the aws spectrum (that 1700 mhz spectrum is primarily held by tmo)...and we will have lte by the end 2011...everyone is happpy....yay! 😉 🙂 😲 😁 🤤

Azeron

No. Cox will build out a nationwide footprint and remain an alternative to the Big Two and their two smaller brothers. That will make ME happy. Poor Alltel.

Yean

Jan 25, 2010, 6:05 PM

Cox Mobile?

Wow deploying CDMA and LTE!

bocephus22

Smart way to go

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