Up to 28mbps but typically 6-12... unlimited. The improved ping time is a bigger factor with most smartphone apps. Apps don't really need more than a few Mbps, it's the ping time that matters.

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Jim_in_VA (banned)
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2012-Nov-14 2:56 pm

looks great

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Grothendieck
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2012-Nov-14 5:04 pm

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Theres no LTE in my house or university but I have driven to towers I know have LTE (as reported at »s4gru.com/) and look at the speeds I have gotten.

I know they wont stay like this once more people jump on it, but it sure is sweet.

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Jim_in_VA (banned)
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2012-Nov-14 5:11 pm

yup, impressive

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This is a sub-selection from Softbank not likely to speed up LTE rollout