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AT&T did the same with HSPA+ (calling it 4G). Just so they could be one of the first to have 4G out the door. At least from a lying, ahem, marketing perspective
by JustSomeNobody 8y ago
AT&T did the same with HSPA+ (calling it 4G). Just so they could be one of the first to have 4G out the door. At least from a lying, ahem, marketing perspective.
- kalleboo 8y agoI think the timeline was Sprint first launched WiMAX and called it "4G" (even though it was never any faster than HSDPA) and then T-Mobile and AT&T couldn't look worse with a similarly-specced network so they jumped on the bandwagon.