AT&T Disables Inspire 4G HSUPA

[Aatos.1]

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AT&T Disables Inspire 4G HSUPA Speed

" iPhone 4 gets HSUPA support, Androids still disabled "

GRRRRRRRR, I'm so angry at AT&T right now.



Here's the article.

AT&T Disables HTC Inspire 4G HSUPA, iPhone 4 Around Twice As Fast

 

[Chew]

http://androidforums.com/htc-inspire-4g/281219-inspire-does-not-have-hsupau.html

 

[AndreaCristiano]

Repost brother. Although I think once the HSPA + LAUNCHES this will change but we will see

 

[ap3604]

AT&T Disables Inspire 4G HSUPA Speed

Ouch!

Hope Att doesn't cripple the Atrix like they did with the Inspire for no reason...

 

[AndreaCristiano]

Ouch!

Hope Att doesn't cripple the Atrix like they did with the Inspire for no reason...

All android devices will have hspua disabled its been like that since day one. It won't affect the average users at all. 99% of people only use the download speeds on there phones. Also I believe once hspa+ launches this will change once there is all.new backhaul

 

[Aatos.1]

All android devices will have hspua disabled its been like that since day one. It won't affect the average users at all. 99% of people only use the download speeds on there phones. Also I believe once hspa+ launches this will change once there is all.new backhaul

Oh I know and you're right...

It's just that about a week or two ago, I read they were enabling it for Android phones, as the article confirms they did for the iPhone.

What really ticks me off is I still have this uneasy feeling that AT&T continues to give preferential treatment to Apple and the iPud... Oops I meant the iPhone 4. Heh!

In addition I use my Inspire to upload very large files to my company when I'm traveling which is weekly. I use my Inspires ability to connect to my laptop and transfer these files to it's memory card, do a final check then send them. So in that regard as an IT guy I'm using it's full capabilities unlike "your average user". Oh well it was no big shock, it's the Apple thing that set me off. A very difficult task, as I'm a really low key guy.

Cheers

 

[Aatos.1]

http://androidforums.com/htc-inspire-4g/281219-inspire-does-not-have-hsupau.html

YES It most certainly does!

Here's proof:

HTC Inspire 4G - Full phone specifications

 

[AndreaCristiano]

YES It most certainly does!

Here's proof:

HTC Inspire 4G - Full phone specifications

Well this seems to line up perfectly with my theory once the hspa+ is up and running they will allow the hspua especially if.you look at the speeds this phone is capable within the specs 14.4 down and 5.7 up

 

[Chew]

YES It most certainly does!

Here's proof:

HTC Inspire 4G - Full phone specifications

Um, I was just posting a link to an already existing thread on this topic. Yours is a "repost".

 

[bigtoysrock]

Question for ya. On the inspires notification bar your network data connection is displayed right? 3 is 3g, e is edge right? Thats what you are useing right? So H+ is the pre 4g correct?

 

[AndreaCristiano]

Question for ya. On the inspires notification bar your network data connection is displayed right? 3 is 3g, e is edge right? Thats what you are useing right? So H+ is the pre 4g correct?

Yes but there is no backhaul so even though your phone shows its connected to the hspa+ it won't get the speeds till end of march early April

 

[kimtyson]

Aatos.1-
If you can get to a fast wireless network, like maybe at McDonalds or a hotel, then you can get much faster uploads. I just did a test here at my home and my uploads are well over 3000kbps.

 

[emuneee]

Yes but there is no backhaul so even though your phone shows its connected to the hspa+ it won't get the speeds till end of march early April

What happened to March 1st?

 

[AndreaCristiano]

What happened to March 1st?

They changed it under the hspa+/4g map to march 31st

 

[Aatos.1]

Um, I was just posting a link to an already existing thread on this topic. Yours is a "repost".

I do _not_ repost, nor practice plagiarism.

This is a serious accusation on your part.

If indeed someone else posted the information, it did not appear in the forum search I conducted prior to my post.

I have no further comment.

 

[AndreaCristiano]

slight update which seems to point to an update coming

AT&T's HTC Inspire 4G can do HSUPA, has it disabled for some mysterious reason -- Engadget

 

[Balkin]

When I actually have ATT 4G in my area I'll worry about it, till then it's no biggie...

 

[Aatos.1]

When I actually have ATT 4G in my area I'll worry about it, till then it's no biggie...

One thing I have noticed on mine is it's extremely well optimized for AT&T's 3G network. I'm in an area where they have great speed on 3G and my Inspire is noticeably faster than any phone I've had so far, it's so much faster than my iPhone it's shocking. And I'm speaking of when I'm working on the web.

Cheers

 

[leavinghome]

Although I'm not happy with ATT disabling it, I still doesn't bother me much. I was reading somewhere that higher upload speeds only benefits those that video chat (which we Inspire owners can't anyway) and online gaming (which I don't do either lol). Give me a better battery replacement HTC and I'm still in heaven.

 

[AndreaCristiano]

One thing I have noticed on mine is it's extremely well optimized for AT&T's 3G network. I'm in an area where they have great speed on 3G and my Inspire is noticeably faster than any phone I've had so far, it's so much faster than my iPhone it's shocking. And I'm speaking of when I'm working on the web.

Cheers

So just wait till the hspa+

 

[Aatos.1]

So just wait till the hspa+

Oh yes, I can only imagine.

This is one really excellent smartphone.

I knew it would be a good one before I got mine, but this is truly stellar.

 

[AndreaCristiano]

Oh yes, I can only imagine.

This is one really excellent smartphone.

I knew it would be a good one before I got mine, but this is truly stellar.

Have to agree 100%

 

[LittleAnt]

Oh yes, I can only imagine.

This is one really excellent smartphone.

I knew it would be a good one before I got mine, but this is truly stellar.

second that! It's pretty darn fast as it is, but with a possible upgrade to take advantage of the (+) bandwidth? Money.

 

[coreymcl]

Has anybody found a way to enable HSUPA yet?

 

[Balkin]

One thing I have noticed on mine is it's extremely well optimized for AT&T's 3G network. I'm in an area where they have great speed on 3G and my Inspire is noticeably faster than any phone I've had so far, it's so much faster than my iPhone it's shocking. And I'm speaking of when I'm working on the web.

Cheers

I agree my 3G speeds are equal to my Nexus One so I'm cool for now!