I think he's just trolling guys, nothing to see here.

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Originally Posted by a1jatt

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I watched the video and am intrigued. Can you run an app called coverage map(also known as root metrics) It gives a better description of the connection during a speed test.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rootmetrics&feature=nav_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwyLDNd

Link to the app.

Originally Posted by remlap13

I'm also on Telus.. How in the heck did you manage that?

Do you have a Nexus 4 that you can see if you get these speeds on Telus?

Edit: Or an HSPA+ 42mbps capable device

Originally Posted by venturizhou

This has already been answered and discussed at length. Conclusion, it doesn't have the necessary amps or antennae.

http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...php?p=34371218

"According to Qualcomm's data sheet the MDM9215 is an LTE modem (LTE FDD/TDD CAT 3, SVLTE-DB, Release 9 DC-HSPA+, TD-SCDMA, GSM/GPRS/EDGE, EGAL"). All the MDM92xx and MDM96xx Gobi chips have LTE. In fact, the MDM9215m specifically is the same modem used in the One X- which clearly does have LTE. What is more commonly claimed is that the Nexus 4 lacks an LTE amplifier. Yet Avago Technologies states that their ACPM-7251 amp supports "UMTS Dual-Band (Band1-UMTS & LTE and Band5 UMTS & LTE)". Again, a chip also used in the One X . Also present are Avago A5702 and A5704 LTE/UMTS power amps."

I'm as yet unconvinced. The video shows about 15/15, the screen shot all have >30.

Originally Posted by kentt1

I'm as yet unconvinced. The video shows about 15/15, the screen shot all have >30.

I'm with you. Need to see some more video with better speeds. Also an explanation of how this was apparently achieved.

You can easily get those speeds on HSPA+

Telus is rated for DC-HSPA. This is all this is.

The N4, can be changed to "LTE/GSM" and stick until a reboot on *#*#4636#*#* menu. I get increased speeds when testing it too! Something is working with the LTE chip.

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