Apr 28 2012, 03:59 PM
QUOTE(chicaman @ Apr 28 2012, 03:41 PM)
HAHAHAHA! Keep googling and keep editing your post to make yourself looks "SMART"
Whoever that works in a Telecommunication Industry knows the fact and I wouldn't even want to argue with ignorant like you. Knowing the preface and getting fooled by those operators already proven you are a FOOL!
I don't need to carry and Elite Tag to be an Elite. Being an office boy in one of the vendor that brings/build the 3G or so called 4G that you are using is good enough to prove you wrong.
Since you like Google so much, go google "WiMAX not 4G".
Keep up the hardwork bro, long way to go for you to learn bout telecommunications. Do not make yourself look like a fool again, and this has proven typical internet users like you that believe "Everything on the internet is true".
By strict 4G definition, no networks currently available could be considered 4G, regardless of the network being LTE or WiMAX.Whoever that works in a Telecommunication Industry knows the fact and I wouldn't even want to argue with ignorant like you. Knowing the preface and getting fooled by those operators already proven you are a FOOL!
I don't need to carry and Elite Tag to be an Elite. Being an office boy in one of the vendor that brings/build the 3G or so called 4G that you are using is good enough to prove you wrong.
Since you like Google so much, go google "WiMAX not 4G".
Keep up the hardwork bro, long way to go for you to learn bout telecommunications. Do not make yourself look like a fool again, and this has proven typical internet users like you that believe "Everything on the internet is true".
However, the powers that be can't wait long enough, and decided to proclaim any networks that can support "HSPA+"-like speed and above to be 4G.
So yes, WiMAX ain't 4G, by definition, but it is 4G by certification.
No need to loose your hairnet like that, chicaman. Chill ...
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