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To bad the release isn't as blazing. Buy the way, sunjay said a September release, but didn't say what year. I'm betting that the galaxy s2 can still beat this to market. If it does and it has 4g, I'm there.
This photo along with the photo of the girl holding it in the store definitely makes the screen size look different, more square instead of so tall and skinny like the DX. I like it and hopefully this is maybe a slightly different version than the one that passed the FCC because it definitely looks different
When I was in a verizon store, the thunderbolt consistently got higher speeds than both the charge and revolution. I ran it many times at the same time on all three phones. I'm hoping this screenshot shows the bionic will at least match speeds seen on the tb.
Ill have to go back in this week and retest with pictures. It was definitely a couple MB difference though. The tb was getting in the 20s, and the charge and rfevolution weren't toughing that. Ill reconfirm this week and snoop around.
I'm betting if the Charge was sitting right next to the Bionic on that table it would get the same speed as well because they would both be connected to the same cell tower. It's like saying that if a dual core HP computer was hooked up to a cable connection and got 20Mbps then a six core Dell computer using the same connection should be the exact same. The processor shouldn't matter and both should be using the same standard Ethernet controller as well. I think an LTE radio should be an LTE radio. I don't think there is such a thing as different LTE speed rated radios.
Who says the LTE radio is the same. Has anyone verified that the LTE radio in the Thunderbolt is the exact mfg, model, revision as the one in the Charge. Also for the Bionic didn't Motorola decide to make their own LTE radio. I wouldn't think there would be a super huge different in performance but noticeable might be possible.
Also even with the same exact LTE radio chip, you still have different baseband software between phones. Some phones have received several modem software upgrades that help increase the performance.
Folks are pointing out the latency with those speeds....didnt notice that before. Guess thats a good thing too. Would that be a modem thing or server thing? Guess its hard to say unless you do side by side tests with 2 phones on the same server?
Folks are pointing out the latency with those speeds....didnt notice that before. Guess thats a good thing too. Would that be a modem thing or server thing? Guess its hard to say unless you do side by side tests with 2 phones on the same server?
latency is partially dependent on the server. Typically the less distance and step required to reach the server the better ping you will get. If you ping a server in china it's gonna be around 1000ms or more. But two phone side by side hitting the same tower and both using the same test server in my mind is a good comparison.
Thank you for pointing that out! What does it matter what 4G phone it is? Shouldn't the Thunderbolt, Charge and Revolution get the same speed too if they're all 4G? What's the Bionic doing differently that's so special?
Not necessarily. From the Anandtech reviews, it seems like the LG Revolution's LTE radio doesn't perform quite as well as the Charge's did and I think the Thunderbolt as well. The only way to know is to test them in the same location on the same server, though. LG uses their own LG-manufactured baseband for their LTE radio, though.
Ya why are they bothering to hype up this phone on twitter and all these leaks they know everyone wants this phone and we have been waiting an ungodly amount of time for it