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whats the reason behind at&t labeling 3g as 4g?
is there like a specific reason why at&t labels their 3G network as 4G, and then their 4G network as LTE?
also kind of an irrelevant question but why do some countries show LTE as "4G" but att shows 4G as LTE, for example vodaphone au shows 4g instead of LTE
wow dont get dizzy from reading that lol
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lizdance40
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a year ago
They don’t.
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jeffrbeyer
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a year ago
But they do. In the image you posted, it clearly states that enhanced 3g is marketed as 4g
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lizdance40
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a year ago
@jeffrbeyer Because enhanced 3G speeds were 4G speeds.
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GLIMMERMAN76
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a year ago
They renamed 3.5g to 4g after Tmobile did years ago. They renamed enhanced LTE 5ge... Welcome to the cellular wars..
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