I consistently get 125+ Mbps d/l on Mint Mobile.That's really impressive, if you care about data (I don't). All I want is a reliable phone and it seems as more and more hype is butterered all over 5G the less reliable the plain old phone function is becoming. It reminds me of the old horsepower races of the sixties, the more HP in the engine the less reliable the car became, or the stereo wattage wars of the 70s-80s where as the WPC number went up the quality coming out of the speakers went down. Let's stop the stupidity and get back to providing reliable quality telephone service.
I consistently get 125+ Mbps d/l on Mint Mobile.
Here in CT my coverage is very good, as good or better than AT&T was when I had them.It's unfortunate that they use T-Mobile's network. Very poor coverage in this part of the Midwest.
Better communication form tooStill, I talk faster than I text.
And your spelling is better as well.Still, I talk faster than I text.
Who needs spelling with autocorrect and emojis....lets move into the 21st centuryAnd your spelling is better as well.
2g is text messaging only...data didn't start until 3g( very limited)
I guess...not everyone enjoys using a browser at 56k speeds...but to each his own....3g is a marketing term...it means different things to different providersI'm not sure what 'G' it was, but I was paying $5/month extra in 2005 for Nextel Wireless Web on my i850 iDEN phone and it had a java web browser and I was able to browse websites. Something tells me that it was not 3G but since you're always right about everything, it must have been.
Of course its a marketing term. You're the one saying data didn't start until 3G and I'm telling you that you're wrong.I guess...not everyone enjoys using a browser at 56k speeds...but to each his own....3g is a marketing term...it means different things to different providers
I was always curious who that one customer was that used that tiny browser on a 3g phoneOf course its a marketing term. You're the one saying data didn't start until 3G and I'm telling you that you're wrong.
There's a YouTube video from last summer of 2 Gbps on Verizon mmWave in Vegas
Mobile data existed in the 1980sThe point is mobile data existed on a sub-3G technology, how many people used it (and there were quite a few) is not relevant.
Yep, I remember, I commented in that thread.And this post from my layover in Chicago
It just wasnt useful for anything..3g data was good for email and texting...but anything else was stupidYep, I remember, I commented in that thread.
Here's 3 Gbps in Vegas
Here's 3 Gbps in Vegas
2g is text messaging only...data didn't start until 3g( very limited)
Mobile data existed in the 1980s
How so?... texting is data...but 3g was not internetSeems like you're contradicting yourself
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