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Not the first time they've done this: At least on AT&T iPhones, 3G+HSDPA is misleadingly indicated as "4G" on the status bar ("true" 4G is indicated as "LTE").
by United857 8y ago
Not the first time they've done this: At least on AT&T iPhones, 3G+HSDPA is misleadingly indicated as "4G" on the status bar ("true" 4G is indicated as "LTE").
- flyinghamster 8y agoT-Mobile followed suit on that as well, back when they were itching to merge with AT&T. They even went so far as to brand Samsung's Galaxy S Relay as "4G" even though it was at best dual carrier HSPA+. But the crew in charge of T-Mobile at the time also decided not to bother investing in their network, so back in 2013 T-Mobile US's coverage was absolute shite outside of cities. It just goes to show that marketing weasels and lobbyists, as always, will happily use tech-speak to bamboozle the masses - and the politicians and regulators as well.
- ShamelessC 8y agoThey mention this in the article.