Excellent. Thanks for the post. I would be satisfied with 4-5 Mbps, building penetration, and wide coverage.

This says it all...

Originally Posted by HolloWX

Lucky to all those who live near those juicy towers... PR hasn't even gotten 4G yet

PR is not important
just kidding :P

Originally Posted by HolloWX

Lucky to all those who live near those juicy towers... PR hasn't even gotten 4G yet

Puerto Rico has 4G in Ponce, and also in San Juan.

~ I'm a fungi

Edit: ^^^^^^same time!

Originally Posted by HolloWX

Lucky to all those who live near those juicy towers... PR hasn't even gotten 4G yet

Puerto Rico is supposed to have LTE up and running within a few months.

Originally Posted by shook187

PING of 43?

I noticed the upload that was almost as fast as the download myself.

Originally Posted by sgt. slaughter

Battery drain will not be there long as ur in a city with the sites active....just like Wimax if your connected you are typically fine. The drain comes from having to reconnect so often and search for signal...
Also the SoC will mediate decently the LTE as its built into the die so its not an extra chip sucking the battery like with Wimax...

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That's good to hear. Just wondering then why is it on verizon forums their lte phones battery life is usually blamed on the lte radio. I'm more excited when the 3G speeds will improve.

Originally Posted by im0rtalz

That's good to hear. Just wondering then why is it on verizon forums their lte phones battery life is usually blamed on the lte radio. I'm more excited when the 3G speeds will improve.

Because as he said the advantage to the S4 chip besides it being a great dual core is that the LTE radio is on the soc. All of the Verizon phones including the Sprint Galaxy Nexus have a separate radio for lte. This is why I'm still sticking with the Evo after the SGS III announcement. Their quad core exynos can't support lte on the soc so as far as we know they're either going to have to make a bulkier phone that will waste more power or switch to the Qualcomm s4 to get LTE.