Posted by KathyB on
URL: https://www.es-forum.com/Strength-of-Cell-Towers-tp3342152p3345624.html


How can we find out what we have in place now? Do you think they'd tell you the truth?

Kathy


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      > do you mean older 4G?  And wouldn't AT & T be increasing the bandwidth

> or whatever they do to make it transmit faster?



What I mean is that the term "4G" is used to mean all sorts of things --

some companies (e.g., AT&T) are even calling their old 3G systems "4G"!



AT&T is indeed in the process of upgrading speeds of their 4G systems,

with their 3G (HSPA) systems upgraded to HSPA+ (both being called "4G"),

and their own 700Mhz 4G LTE (incompatible with Verizon's 700Mhz 4G LTE),

is being rolled out soon - by the end of the year, AT&T expects to have

4G LTE available in 15 USA cities.



Marc



   
     

   
   


 



 










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