AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon, DoD to Explore Spectrum Sharing
uhhh... buh
I can't decide if this is exactly what we've been waiting for or the worst thing that could possibly happen.
My feelings exactly, and did anyone else notice that Sprint wasn't part of this agreement?
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at&t is so full of it
You see the name of the at&t page that this is being discussed on? It's called Exploring all available tools.
Hey at&t, its pretty evident that you know how to buy spectrum, but don't know how to USE it. Instead of making the DoD late to the coffee shop, why don't you put the tools you already have to use.
Wait, sorry I suggested that, seems it's impossible to do because it makes sence.
Hey at&t, its pretty evident that you know how to buy spectrum, but don't know how to USE it. Instead of making the DoD late to the coffee shop, why don't you put the tools you already have to use.
Wait, sorry I suggested that, seems it's impossible to do because it makes sence.
LTE 1800 anyone?
So, does this mean we will start having LTE 1800 phones? In Europe there is GSM 1800, and perhaps as 2G GSM is phased out Europe can soon follow suit with LTE 1800 as well.
Pink Jazz said:
So, does this mean we will start having LTE 1800 phones? In Europe there is GSM 1800, and perhaps as 2G GSM is phased out Europe can soon follow suit with LTE 1800 as well.
No, the DCS 1800 MHz band...
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Cross-Carrier Phones?
This would be one giant leap towards using any phone on any carrier in the US right?
No.
This is specifically to see whether or not *any* wireless carrier can operate a network on spectrum that's already being used by the government (1755-1850MHz). This particular plan is a test of these specific airwaves only, and just to make a ...
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This is specifically to see whether or not *any* wireless carrier can operate a network on spectrum that's already being used by the government (1755-1850MHz). This particular plan is a test of these specific airwaves only, and just to make a ...
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