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I know AT&T phones (or perhaps all American carriers?) display HSPA+ as 4G, but in Europe the same is known as 3.75G.
by sampo 8y ago
I know AT&T phones (or perhaps all American carriers?) display HSPA+ as 4G, but in Europe the same is known as 3.75G.
- profmonocle 8y agoDefinitely not all US carriers, my 1st-gen Pixel on T-Mobile displays "H+".
- floatboth 8y agoOr "3.5G", but Android without any vendor crap (i.e. LineageOS or any other AOSP based build) doesn't use the "G" above 3G: "H", "H+", "LTE" and "LTE+"