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I wanna know what's the difference between the Tmobile Galaxy S2 & Att Galaxy S2 Skyrocket?? & Which is better?? I had the Tmobile Galaxy S2 but not the Att Galaxy Skyrocket.
TMOs has 48mbps HSPA+ and Skytocket has LTE. Thats it
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I believe the difference is Tmo's has a slightly bigger screen (0.02" bigger) and the SoC seems to be the same except one includes a modem other doesn't. Skyrocket is a tad ligher and has LTE. As in wich one is better.... That will probably fall on opinion. Doubt one is noticeably superior, not counting LTE vs HSPA+. Even then its relative to location.
Edit: OYE BORICUA!
Does anyone know if and when sprint would be offering the Samsung galaxy note 10.1?
I have only heard of a WiFi and a gsm model. Sprint uses cdma. I haven't heard of a cdma version. There is a possibility that sprint have a lte version when Samsung starts shipping the lte models later this year but that won't help you if you don't live in a sprint lte area.
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I recently purchased my first smartphone, a Samsung Galaxy SIII, with a two-year 4G Unlimited plan from T-Mobile. How much faster is LTE compared to 4G? Does the Galaxy SIII support LTE, or would I have to switch phones? When will T-Mobile add LTE?
What is LTE
The Verizon iPhone 5s and 5c are sold carrier unlocked by Verizon and provide full voice and LTE service on 3 of the 4 major US carriers. Which is great, if you like iPhones.
Are there any Android devices which provide the same level of interoperability? It sounds like the developer version of the Note 3 is a typical example of the current best case, providing voice & data on all 3 carriers, but only providing HSPA+ for data on AT&T and T-Mobile, vs LTE on Verizon.
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Hi everyone, my wife and I use Verizon and I'm running into a problem that I hope you guys can help me find a solution to.
I recently bought my wife a Samsung Galaxy S8 SM-G950U (Unlocked by Samsung). Purchased from Amazon. The phone technically works with Verizon, but it seems that it only has partial compatibility with Verizon's CDMA network. I don't totally understand but from what I gather, it works well when it has 4G LTE signal, but really has problems with lesser signals (3G, 2G, 1G). It seems like it has no connection (no calling or data) when it's out of 4G LTE range. Her old phone (HTC 10) seems to have much better compatibility with Verizon's CDMA signals. She really likes the S8, but the importance of her ability to use voice calling outweighs the other benefits of the phone upgrade, so we're going to return the Galaxy S8 and she's going back to the HTC 10 until we find something that works better with Verizon's network.
So now to my questions:
1) Is there a version of the Galaxy S8 that has better network compatibility with Verizon?
2) Are there other Galaxy phones that work better with Verizon's CDMA signals?
3) Can you recommend any other phones that are known to have great compatibility with Verizon? (Google Pixel? any others?)
My goal is to get her a premium phone that is maybe 1-2 years old, but works great with Verizon. It doesn't have to be Samsung. Thanks in advance