 en102Canadian, eh?
join:2001-01-26
Valencia, CA | 3G in SoCal .. Has been up/down since they turned it up last year.
Even today, in an area, at home, outdoors (outdoor office) where I typically have '4' bars (-84 to -89dBm reading) on my Samsung ZX-20, it will lose 3G service and go to GSM.
In many (read most) markets, AT&T has allocated 10MHz paired of 1900MHz.
Eg. In Los Angeles, AT&T has (or uses) the following:
GSM 850 on cell A band (25MHz)
GSM 1900 on PCS D block (10MHz)
3G (WCDMA) 1900 on PCS B3 block (10MHz)
3G devices can (and do) handoff to GSM (not always without dropping a call).
My personal suspicion is that there is not enough spectrum deployed to handle 3G voice and data in these markets. L.A. has a lot of subscribers.
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