Comments on: Exclusive: The Details on AT&T's Bridge to LTE

By: AT&T Works To Catch Up on LTE and Abuses the Term 4G: Tech News and Analysis «

Wed, 05 Jan 2011 19:45:05 +0000

[...] LTE network, especially given that one of its executives said LTE as a technology wouldn’t be mature enough for a wide variety of handsets until 2014. Seth Bloom, an AT&T spokesman, says some fo the 20 devices will support LTE. AT&T is also [...]

By: Look Out Intel: Here Comes Qualcomm’s Next Super Chip: Tech News «

Look Out Intel: Here Comes Qualcomm’s Next Super Chip: Tech News « — Thu, 18 Nov 2010 16:10:57 +0000

[...] The multi-network support is key because LTE networks are just now beginning to roll out, and some carriers intend to use existing 3G infrastructure as a fallback or supplement for LTE: data may be on the new network, for example, while voice continues on [...]

By: AT&T Adds New Devices Ahead of Faster 4G Network: Tech News «

AT&T Adds New Devices Ahead of Faster 4G Network: Tech News « — Wed, 06 Oct 2010 15:57:45 +0000

[...] will fall back to the carrier’s 3G network, which provides theoretical 3.1 Mbps speeds. AT&T’s step-by-step strategy of moving first from HSPA+ and then to LTE will provide a fall back to the carrier’s theoretical 7.2 Mbps network, which means customers [...]

By: Gregg

Gregg — Wed, 29 Sep 2010 04:26:02 +0000

Sounds like att has there head on right by the sounds their getting the most out of their 3G and making it faster to hspa+ so I think that’s plenty fast until they get the phones settled till 2014 and get their battery life up again and get them small again I swear it sounds like were going back ten years with them but I know att has been putting up mor 3G towers is busy populated places and places that have no signal I got this confirmation from a manager at att and then went online and found info on it too so it sounds like they r getting down to business

By: AT&T Apparently Realized It Needs to Get Moving on LTE «

AT&T Apparently Realized It Needs to Get Moving on LTE « — Thu, 16 Sep 2010 20:10:57 +0000

[...] who won’t be covered at the launch of AT&T’s network — remember, Ma Bell is deploying a faster version of 3G for y’all before the end of this year that should double those iPhone data [...]

By: Clearwire Sicks Rover Prepaid Broadband on Competitors

Clearwire Sicks Rover Prepaid Broadband on Competitors — Mon, 30 Aug 2010 16:13:03 +0000

[...] end – a 5 – 12 Mbps network that should be completely rolled out by 2014. Factor in AT&T’s HSPA+ upgrade to 7.2 Mbps currently in progress, and T-Mobile’s completion of a 21 Mbps network by the end of this year and it’s easy [...]

By: Clearwire Looks to Add Customers With Pay-As-You-Go WiMAX

Clearwire Looks to Add Customers With Pay-As-You-Go WiMAX — Fri, 27 Aug 2010 20:09:32 +0000

[...] Why else might Clearwire being adding new plan options? The service provider has been in a race from day one, both to build out a national 4G network and to add customers to it as other carriers accelerate their next generation data networks. Clearwire started its rollout in late 2008 and, as of earlier this month, covers 51 million people in 49 markets. Just this year however, T-Mobile began to implement an HSPA+ upgrade and already provides coverage for more than 75 million people with speeds as fast as, if not faster than, Clearwire’s WiMAX service. Don’t count Verizon out just yet either, as it’s expected to launch its faster LTE service before the end of this year. And AT&T has quietly been upgrading its HSPA+ network throughout the year. [...]

By: Mobile’s Second Quarter: Apple vs. Google Escalates

Mobile’s Second Quarter: Apple vs. Google Escalates — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 16:57:24 +0000

[...] T-Mobile USA is countering by upgrading to HSPA+, which offers speeds that rival WiMAX. AT&T is investing in HSPA+ also, in advance of its 2011 rollout of [...]

By: WiMAX/WiBro <=> TD-LTE and LTE in general | Experiencing the Cloud

WiMAX/WiBro <=> TD-LTE and LTE in general | Experiencing the Cloud — Thu, 01 Jul 2010 08:35:04 +0000

[...] people by the end of the year. AT&T still plans to begin its LTE roll out in 2011“: ・Exclusive: The Details on AT&T’s Bridge to LTE [May 17] ・AT&T refreshing backhaul efforts for LTE [June [...]

By: 4G Plan Update: Who’s Doing What With Mobile Broadband Through 2013

4G Plan Update: Who’s Doing What With Mobile Broadband Through 2013 — Fri, 18 Jun 2010 07:01:58 +0000

[...] software at its cellular towers this past January for a 7.2 Mbps rollout this year. After that, AT&T could cheaply re-double speeds with HSPA+ technology as it waits to see if device makers and consumers are ready for LTE. The carrier is currently [...]