Verizon has just announced that they are bringing its’ blazing fast LTE speeds (we’ve seen speed tests of 40+mbps) to five new markets and expanding in three others. Tomorrow Verizon will flip the LTE switch on the following markets: Glens Falls and Utica, NY Lawton, OK Brownsville and McAllen, TX Verizon is also expanding in the following three already existing LTE markets tomorrow as well: Atlanta, GA Houston, TC Spokane, WA Everyone that lives in those area’s must be pretty happy to be getting Verizon’s fast 4G LTE network, feel free to post in the comments how your speeds are. …
There was so much news last week at CES, there is still more news trickling down to us. Sprint said last week at CES that their focus is now on LTE and producing LTE devices, meaning they are done with WiMax. You might remember back in the spring of 2010, Sprint was the first to market a 4G device, the HTC EVO 4G, although it was WiMax 4G and not LTE 4G. Which as we now know WiMax didn’t pan out like the way Sprint wanted. Sprint is now in the process of migrating their WiMax coverage over to LTE …
The much rumored Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 with LTE was rumored for a very long time, and earlier this week at CES Verizon and Samsung officially announced it.Today we got the chance to get some alone time with the new Galaxy Tab from Samsung. The Galaxy Tab 7.7 looks amazing. Display is incredible Quite fast, and once it gets ICS will be even better. It really is the perfect size for reading books, playing games, and carrying around in your back pack, add Verizon’s LTE network speed and it’s hands down one of the best tablets we have seen! The Galaxy …
This is a pretty interesting concept, Wireless storage using LTE? Well that is what Seagate and Verizon have just introduced in Las Vegas at CES. As part of the GoFlex Satellite line from Seagate, the device not only allows network streaming and storage via Wifi, but with LTE enabled users can download content directly to the device or use it as a hot-spot for up to three other devices. According to the Press Release: The 4G LTE-connected Mobile Wireless Storage technology will demonstrate the ability to: Expand the storage capacity of your mobile device with enough space to enjoy over 300 …
Over the last couple of days we have seen a ton of Press releases, but it looks like we missed something important. Sprint slipped in some information with their Press Release of the Galaxy Nexus, and the LG Viper. Sprint says they have 15 LTE devices set to launch in 2012, on top of that it looks like they will be keeping unlimited data for their LTE network. Good news right? Now we did not hear anything about throttling, so they could be taking the T-Mobile route and giving you a cap, and once you hit that cap reducing your …
After spending the whole day running constant LTE speed tests, today is a bit different. In places that normally have 4G coverage by Verizon, we are lucky to be getting any data connection at all on our Galaxy Nexus. 3G is working fine for the most part in Silicon Valley around the Googleplex, but the same cannot be said in other parts of the country. This is not the first time Verizon admitted to having data troubles. In fact, exactly a week ago today, Verizon’s 4G LTE network was having the same troubles like the ones today. But rest assured, …
It has been just under 6 months since Motorola released the Droid 3, and it has become clear that the fourth device in the Droid series is on its way. Of course, yesterday, December 22nd, was the rumored date of release. However, the day has come and gone without any definitive word from Verizon or Motorola. Despite the lack of info from big red, a piece of informations, shown above, has escaped from Verizon’s headquarters. It is pretty clear that the Droid 4 will be landing in Verizon on or around February 2nd, 2012. This quick change of release dates should …
For a while now, AT&T has been making some noise about their 4G network. And no, we’re no longer talking about their fake “4G” HSPA+ network. We are talking about big league connectivity, aka LTE (Long Term Evolution). On their website, AT&T states that they will cover over 70 million Americans and 15 cities by the end of 2011. John Stephens, the wireless provider’s CFO / SVP, announced at the UBS 39th Annual Global Media and Communications Conference that they are currently testing their LTE network in New York City. Although there is no official date set for the release …
Just recently, we wrote an article about all of the U.S. LTE wireless providers. It was easy to tell that Verizon had a firm grip on the LTE market in America. However, almost every other provider behind Verizon was either working on an LTE network, or building upon its current 4G network. However, Sprint, America’s third most popular wireless provier, was not working on an LTE network to our knowledge at the time of the article’s publication. Instead, Sprint had decided to lengthen their WiMAX deal with Clearwire. As soon as you think that Sprint is going to stay with …
If you’re planning to get a new AT&T smartphone for yourself this holiday season, you may want to check out the all new addition to their lineup: the LG Nitro HD. One of the key features this phone boasts of is a stunning high definition touchscreen display which lets you enjoy uber fast speeds of both LTE and 4G networks. As for its mainframe, the phone is packed with a 1.5GHz dual-core processor. With this capability and AT&T’s mega speed networks, it is no wonder why it has been dubbed as the superphone. If you’re fond of multitasking on your …
As soon as you turn on your TV nowadays, chances are you are going to get blasted with tons of 4G or LTE commercials from all of the best wireless providers. Therefore, you are probably wondering which provider has the best 4G “LTE” network. First, we think it would be nice to define the terms “4G” and “LTE”: 4G: is the fourth generation of cellular wireless standards. It is a successor to the 3G and 2G families of standards. LTE: This is also known as “3GPP Long Term Evolution”. Because LTE does not comply with the 4G standards, it is …
LG has scheduled an “exclusive event” for December 1st in New York city. Much to everyone’s surprise, they did not release any information on the topic of this event. However, our best guess is that we will be seeing an announcement for the Nitro HD (P930). If this is true, December 1st will mark the day that LG releases their first smart phone with an HD display on Western shores. Back in May, Unwired View caught hold of an XML document that led us to believe we would be seeing LG release the Nitro HD. The device would feature Android …
HTC doesn’t have a lot of strong brand phones, like the iPhone or Galaxy S II, or even the Nexus, which is Google’s brand, and I believe that is hurting their potential. That’s especially true lately when they’ve been releasing phone after phone with little similarities between them. The Evo brand was pretty good, but it started to fade away, in part because of the reason mentioned before. But I think they have a new shot at this with the new HTC Rezound and its Dr. Dre Beats audio and headsets. They’ve put the Dr. Dre Beats headsets together with …
Looks like AT&T is trying to bring out their big guns, announcing two Android powered phones that are LTE compatible – which is basically their 3.5G network. First we have a second, yes a second, Galaxy S II on AT&T. The Skyrocket looks pretty awesome with even more awesome specs. Which one reaches higher?
As if launching the Ice Cream Sandwich-powered Galaxy Nexus wasn’t enough, Samsung teases us with a little techie Easter egg in their recent event in Hong Kong – a shot of the Nexus with a 4G logo, confirming rumors that the HSPA+ version will soon be followed by an LTE release.
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