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You got 25 up? I thought the refarming was limited to 21mbps.
You got 25 up? I thought the refarming was limited to 21mbps.
Most of the time AWS1700 will be better than PCS1900 since on AWS you have HSPA+42 but on PCS you have HSPA+21I'm not sure if the Boston area has 1900 UMTS yet, but I have been told by T-Mobile that if an Android has UMTS on both 1700/2100 and 1900 (as my Galaxy Exhibit 2 and Prism do), the phones will NOT automatically use 1900 UMTS, once it goes live.
If most of the UMTS spectrum is being moved to 1900, then it would be smart of T-Mobile to OTA update the SIM cards to use 1900 by default, if the phone doesn't support 1900, then it would continue to use 1700/2100 as it does now.
Make sense??
Most of the time AWS1700 will be better than PCS1900 since on AWS you have HSPA+42 but on PCS you have HSPA+21
It would still matter because on HSPA+42 there's more overall bandwidth availableThe Galaxy Exhibit 2 is HSPA+14 and the Prism is HSPA+7, so it probably wouldn't matter.
Speed-wise, I have hit 7Mb tops on the Exhibit 2 and 2-3Mb tops on the Prism with the Speedtest.net app. I'm getting nowhere near 14Mb and 7Mb speeds with those phones locally.
However, on the EDGE network with the app, the download speed once exceeded 200Kb to T-Mobile's Speedtest server in New York City (Manhattan), while I was in southeastern Connecticut. I understand 200Kb is at the upper end of EDGE speeds.
It would still matter because on HSPA+42 there's more overall bandwidth available
HSPA+42 uses 2x the spectrum HSPA+21That's interesting because I though the bandwidth would actually be less.