Sprint has been fighting a tough battle with their LTE. They might have been the first carrier to offer any sort of 4G connectivity with WiMAX, but LTE is currently the standard. They’re far behind compared to AT&T and Verizon, but they’re valiantly trying to catch up. Their newest effort blankets some of the most important cities of America with LTE:… Read more
After Android 4.2.2 rolled out for every other current Nexus device that’s non-carrier based, it’s finally the Nexus 4′s turn. The build number is for the new ROM is JDQ39, which is the same was what we’re seeing on the other Nexus devices. It’s obviously slowly rolling out OTA to your Nexus 4s, so if you want your hands on 4.2.2 now, you can… Read more
After releasing the garnet red Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7.0, Samsung is moving onto the next product. This is the Galaxy Note 10.1 in the same deep garnet red color matched with a dark gray trim. It is the LTE model and will be available on three different carriers in South Korea for Valentines Day. However, it’ll be released in other countries later. It’s… Read more
AT&T’s 4G LTE network is getting bigger and bigger every month. Their new rollouts are coming often, and the newest one brings the coveted LTE to six different markets. Here’s a list: Northwest Georgia Albany, GA Cecil County, MD Norfolk/Portsmouth/Virginia Beach, VA Montgomery County, PA Bucks County, PA Tell us if you live in… Read more
T-Mobile is working on their LTE network, with a bit of LTE showing up in some places, but what’s the use of LTE without any LTE enabled phones? If you’ve been itching for Samsung’s flagship on T-Mo’s brand new LTE network, they’re planning to launch a Galaxy S III LTE soon. The device might launch either March 27th or April 3rd. However, you’ll have to… Read more
We know that T-Mobile is planning to launch their LTE network soon, but it seems that it has gone live in Kansas City, at least partially. Someone with an AT&T Galaxy Note (original) noticed he had 4G LTE in one area on T-Mobile, and a speed test shows it to be true. Since the AT&T Note supports Band 4 LTE, it will work on T-Mobile’s 1700MHz AWS… Read more
Once upon a time, Verizon stumbled upon a very rare chance to buy a nationwide license for a 700MHz Upper C block of spectrum. Though most spectrum is sold by region, they managed to snap up a massive amount of spectrum all at once. To this day, Verizon has used that spectrum to roll out their LTE basically everywhere they can, while other carriers have… Read more
The LG Optimus G has been out for quite a while in the US, but we’re just lucky. The rest of the world hasn’t had the chance to buy one yet, but their chance is coming soon. LG announced that they are starting the sale of the Optimus G in other countries, starting with Singapore late this month, followed by other countries soon after. The phone will… Read more
The GSM LTE versions of the famed giant, the Samsung Galaxy Note II, has received a taste of AOSP. Today, the first official builds of CyanogenMod 10.1 have been released for the three GSM LTE models, which are the AT&T I317, the T-Mobile T889, and the international N7105. Please keep in mind that this will not work on the standard N7100 3G model. Don’t… Read more
We recently saw a Verizon LTE equipped Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 go through the FCC, and surely enough, it was announced a few days later. It seems that Sprint is getting in on the fun, as their own LTE Note 10.1 went through the FCC. So if you wanted to get one of these drawing tablets with LTE on the Now Network, your chance could be soon! We’ll bring… Read more
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