Block C will be used for LTE (4G) service. It also has some "open-access" requirements as well.Memnon wrote:I found a source for that article's figures, and it looks like the telecoms won handily.
Just looking at Verizon, apparently they use the 800/1900 MHz bands generally.
So this adds a large chunk of spectrum for their... voice services?
(EVDO is in the 1900 MHz ish band)
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Block C will be used for LTE (4G) service. It also has some "open-access" requirements as well.[/quote]
Ah, 4G. Also: the open-access requirements still are limited to Verizon's customers.
Which, I guess, is a good thing given Verizon's history with proprietary goods.
Block C will be used for LTE (4G) service. It also has some "open-access" requirements as well.[/quote]
Ah, 4G. Also: the open-access requirements still are limited to Verizon's customers.
Which, I guess, is a good thing given Verizon's history with proprietary goods.
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