Posted by alex_mayorga
Hello all,
My carrier is probing UMTS/HSDPA in parts of the city I live according to this PDF
And I've spotted some weird thing behavior in my K790i. There used to be an E next to the signal bars and now sometimes it's replaced by a G.
My questions:
- Is it normal?
- Does that mean the K790i is UMTS/HSDPA capable?
- If not, what does that means?
Thanks in advance.
Posted by Marly
The G stands for GPRS and I suppose the E is for EDGE ( I have the K800i, which doesn't support EDGE ).
So this is normal, when you phone looses EDGE-coverage, it uses GPRS instead.
Posted by alrodlop35
You're spot on Marly.
Posted by alex_mayorga
Thanks to you two.
The manual doesn't mention that.
Can you point me to some or any other brands nice UMTS/HSDPA phones?
Posted by RevoWution
On 2007-06-08 02:33:56, Marly wrote:
The G stands for GPRS and I suppose the E is for EDGE ( I have the K800i, which doesn't support EDGE ).
So this is normal, when you phone looses EDGE-coverage, it uses GPRS instead.
I learnt something new today
Now I can go to sleep feeling proud about myself
Posted by jakontil
SE havnt got a hsdpa enabled phone just yet, nokia hav da most, motorola hav razr v3xx i think, n personaly i use my O2 atom life for high speed data
Posted by sranjanm2002
Most of the GPRS networks are now EDGE powered.
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