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I remember reading about this somewhere, but I don't recall where. Here it is.....
If you live in an area with poor signal that there is a device to hook to your broadband connection. Almost like having your own tower in your house. If anybody knows of any articles about this please let me know. I have looked in the news section for 2007 but didn't find it so I don't know where I have seen it...
Thanks in advance.
If you live in an area with poor signal that there is a device to hook to your broadband connection. Almost like having your own tower in your house. If anybody knows of any articles about this please let me know. I have looked in the news section for 2007 but didn't find it so I don't know where I have seen it...
Thanks in advance.
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If I remember right a repeater doesn't use an internet connection this did. Maybe it was (or is) in the developmental stages yet..
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I do remember that also. It was a story about two months ago. I think it is still in devlopment. âšī¸
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https://www.phonescoop.com/glossary/term.php?fid=80 »
T-Mobile is in trials with it right now, and it's been mentioned as a potential technology for other carriers, but it's not very widespread yet.
T-Mobile is in trials with it right now, and it's been mentioned as a potential technology for other carriers, but it's not very widespread yet.
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I think I remember something about that, but it was something CDMA only, something Samsung came up with that could only be accessed by 5 phones at a time. . . or maybe I'm getting stuff mixed up in my head.
Whatever, 8 minutes until 3 day weekend! đ
Whatever, 8 minutes until 3 day weekend! đ
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CDMA would be OK cause the friends of mine live in an area that is mostly all there is..
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japhy said:
https://www.phonescoop.com/glossary/term.php?fid=80 »
T-Mobile is in trials with it right now, and it's been mentioned as a potential technology for other carriers, but it's not very widespread yet.
at&t has been testing for about a year now as well.
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you are right.
UMA is a fantastic technology it basically runs your cell phone service through a wlan connection. when you leave your house it seamlessly transitions into the cellular network.
t-mobile trialed it in seattle with excellent results and is releasing it in select markets very soon.
It is ONLY available on t-mobile for now and requires a device to hook up to the LAN and a monthly subscription fee.
UMA is a fantastic technology it basically runs your cell phone service through a wlan connection. when you leave your house it seamlessly transitions into the cellular network.
t-mobile trialed it in seattle with excellent results and is releasing it in select markets very soon.
It is ONLY available on t-mobile for now and requires a device to hook up to the LAN and a monthly subscription fee.
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