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  1. 05-05-2012, 11:50 AM #1
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    What does this article mean? LTE in the future?

    http://mobilesyrup.com/2011/10/07/sp...on-of-devices/
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    Yep. If Public has enough spectrum, they can use it to roll out LTE with LTE Devices that Sprint releases.
    Nevermind Bell.. LTE is fine.
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    Sprint use 1900 mhz for lte device for the moment ... device not compatible with public mobile

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    Quote Originally Posted by cedqc418 View Post
    Sprint use 1900 mhz for lte device for the moment ... device not compatible with public mobile

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    Yes. Public uses 1900MHz... the G Block. The least desirable block, sprint using this block will allow for use with Public Mobile.

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