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Originally Posted by albertr
Was driving around King of Prussia mall during lunch break today. This area seems to be covered with "3G" much better. Alas, no "3G+" icon on A717... But at least it looks like my handset works. Does it mean that "3G" coverage in Bucks county is almost non-existant past Willow Grove? Why AT&T maps show it as having coverage? What am I missing here?
-albertr |
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Originally Posted by 2004ep3hatch
i guess pocono will never see 3g lol . i hope it dont take years
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Originally Posted by dctmpeg
Allentown / Whitehall / Bethlehem PA UMTS is very good, though it would appear that it is on 1900. I have not proven this, but the in-building peneration on GSM is marginally better. (It could be a closer site, versus UMTS being on 1900 however.)
However, using a LG-CU400, I can tell you: -Calls holds functionally until -106dBm with AMR 12.2 -They are using AMR at 12.2 kbps at all times -Audio is lost once you reach -106dBm or more. Testing a friend's Sync - not a good phone at all - it seems as though placing a call on UMTS with a weak signal will often cause the call to be handed off to the GSM network. The same went for the CU-400 when placed on UMTS and GSM. IIRC, the menu for engineering mode on the CU400 is-> 277634#*# - > Modem Setting - > Engineer Mode. |
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