Take your time AT&T
People just want something as soon as they hear about it. The speed will come people are just impatient.
Regardless, the phone still is f@#$ing amazing. Watching Flash videos in the browser with now slowdown or stutter is beautiful!
SporkOnline said:
People just want something as soon as they hear about it. The speed will come people are just impatient.
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I dont think it's so much that people are impatient, it's the selling of a phone that is 4g capable that can't use it yet. That is not the same as only having 4g in some areas. For example, you may buy a 4g phone from Sprint and not have 4g everywhere...
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HTC Inspire 4G
What about the HTC Inspire 4G. It is also slow. It is slower than the previous 3G phones that I had or the same speed. Never faster even with H+ sign on.
"4G" (read: enhanced backhaul) hasn't been deployed in your area then...
If you're in a 3G coverage area, then your phone will read H+.
You see, HSPA+ is a software upgrade to the existing 3G HSPA network. It has been upgraded everywhere, so yo...
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H+ is HSPA+ which is different than HUSPA. But once HUSPA is turned on every AT&T smartphone since the iPhone 3gs will automatically receive the HUSPA update
you gotta use the boost to get through!
The iPhone 4 Already supports HSUPA upload speeds
And unsurprisingly, it's faster than the poorly-engineered Atrix 🤣
as you know, ip4 is only HSPA 7.2...so quit bein a douche and sayin the iphone 4 is faster than the atrix, the atrix is 14.4 if at&t ever decides to "turn it on" or whatever
My 3GS runs at 6mbps very fast in my book. Opera and Safari.
now blue i gotta question for you, how do you have to hold you phone to get the hsupa speeds lol also are we sure the free bumpers they gave out don't mess with the signal of it also lol
The issue clearly isn't the phone. I can't speak for the atrix specifically, but the Inspire is also having similar upload issues however they're all tied to the carrier radio. You flash a non-throttled radio and the speeds are a lot better.
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"AT&T has not 'capped' the upload speeds"
"we simply haven't turned them on...???"
WHAT????
The thing is...not everywhere *has* the HSPA+. It makes no sense to turn it on, then turn it off again when they activate another market, then turn it on again when it goes back live...then turn it off again next market and so on and so forth.
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