On 8/27/2013 9:15 AM, Kyle Seitz wrote:
hi folks,
At work, my cell signal is terrible. It’s ok for calls, but data is
another story. I’m getting the new iPhone when it is released, so
I’ll have access to Verizon’s 4GLTE service. If my signal is terrible
at work with 3G, does this mean that the signal will be equally as bad
and slow for data under 4GLTE? I assume that I’ll be accessing the
same cell site, so I would imagine that not much would change. Am I
right about this? Fortunately, I do have access to wifi at work, so
it’s not a huge issue.
Thanks for any input.
Kyle
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The 4 g LTE signal is a lot faster then 3 g signal
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