4G Cards

[Charles Steinkuehler]

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On 1/18/2011 1:49 PM, Nathan Cerny wrote:
> Very true on all of your points.  And I honestly don't know how Verizon
> handles it.  I know AT&T's "Unlimited" plan is sold as unlimited with the
> thought that you're only going to be doing certain things on your phone.  So
> they've build out the infrastructure to support so much bandwidth.  It is
> unlimited, but it's really not for that reason :)  That's why they force you
> to go to a capped plan when you enable tethering.  I just assumed the other
> carriers were doing similar things.

<heh>
I would advise against extrapolating the crappy way AT&T decides to
build out their network and treat their "customers" to the rest of the
civilized world.  :)

One of my favorite comments I recall seeing on the iPhone 4 antenna
issue was the fact that (most) everyone testing the early units was in
Silicon Valley, where AT&T dropping your call was pretty much a foregone
conclusion...bad antenna or not.  :)

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Charles Steinkuehler
charles at steinkuehler.net
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