We are traveling and I am trying to test everywhere
Dallas... consistent 3mb down 1.5 up.
Higher late at nighg
New Mexico ....sucked
Vegas was identical to Dallas
Now in Riverside CA ...high was 12mb Down avg is 4
manager came over and had a new htc.... his sucked as well.. he said att was working on the network to switch to lte in WEST PALM BEACH.. was to be completed last week....
Said they do not even give him new times for completion but indicated he sees these upload and download problems every time att switches to a new network technology/speed...
suggested we wait a few weeks to see if things resolve..
BUT ALL PHONES in the store experienced the same speed problems.. so it was/is network issues at least in the Palm Beaches...
Has anyone that is in a LTE marker played around with their APN yet? Right now i dont have LTE in my area, so to get any sort of connection I had to change my APN to the AT&T HSPA+/phone, which is working flawlessly and im getting betweeb 3000 and 8500 down.
I was just reading the XDA forums (also looking to see if anyone has a good fix).
Someone from NYC was reporting that the "pta" APN seemed to be working correctly now (11/15).
I'm playing with my phone in the DC area, and "pta" does appear to be working, although I can't test it on LTE until tomorrow AM. But webpages are loading without a hang at the end like they had been.
Maybe AT&T is actually fixing things? But thats probably too much wishful thinking.
I was just reading the XDA forums (also looking to see if anyone has a good fix).
Someone from NYC was reporting that the "pta" APN seemed to be working correctly now (11/15).
I'm playing with my phone in the DC area, and "pta" does appear to be working, although I can't test it on LTE until tomorrow AM. But webpages are loading without a hang at the end like they had been.
Maybe AT&T is actually fixing things? But thats probably too much wishful thinking.
As of this moment mine is working as well! Lets all hope that maybe there has been a fix issues and that this is not just a small stroke of luck. God knows I bitched about it enough on the phone today to them.
Now I know its not a phone issue. I live in the owings mills area and the data is complete crap. I've been in South Dakota the last couple days and the phone is working perfectly. Gotta be a problem with the DC\MD towers
I was just reading the XDA forums (also looking to see if anyone has a good fix).
Someone from NYC was reporting that the "pta" APN seemed to be working correctly now (11/15).
I'm playing with my phone in the DC area, and "pta" does appear to be working, although I can't test it on LTE until tomorrow AM. But webpages are loading without a hang at the end like they had been.
Maybe AT&T is actually fixing things? But thats probably too much wishful thinking.
i hope this is true. Ive been in South Dakota the last few days and the phone is working great here. It will suck to get back home to baltimore on friday and go back to having a useless device.
Seems to be the same here. And, although I saw an occasional slight hang on a few web pages (but no where near what was happening before..), the stock/pta APN seems to be working up to par. I even did a speedtest while crossing a bridge from VA into DC (nice and open area!), and it was not bad...22.76Mbps down/12.83Mbps up. I've had better results before, but it seems to be working much more consistently now.
In my mind I have this image of someone at AT&T going, "Why is this switch in the off position? Its supposed to be on!" Click.
It's switching available networks. Everywhere doesn't have 3G, so there you'll likely see E (edge), which is 2G. G is a step under that, I think it stands for GPRS. There could be random times where you'll see it momentarily switch to and from these networks, which are likely random incidences of being connected to different towers (e.g., you may not be able to connect to 4G while in a basement, so it'll switch to 3G). Traveling though, you'll see the type of network available in that area.
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