- What Sprint sold as “3G” in 2002 (1xRTT voice), it rescinded later that year and relabeled the phones.
- What counted as “3G” for Sprint in 2003 (1xRTT data), isn’t any more either.
- What in 2004 constituted “true ‘third generation’ (3G)” to Cingular/AT&T, the company had retroactively downgraded to 2G or 2.5G or 2.9G by 2007.
Critiquing the rationality of public policy, ruminating on modern life,
and exposing my inner nerd.
Saturday, August 21, 2010
What 3G really means
Ksplice: "“Oh, I’m sorry sir. We’ve changed the labeling of that model. That phone doesn’t have true 3G. It doesn’t say that on the back any more. If you like I would be happy to sell you the next model, the SCP-6400, which has true 3G.”"
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