Voice and Data

bsmith0731

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Does the nexus support voice and data simultaneously like the thunderbolt?? If not why??

It does over 4g but not 3g

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you answered your own question:D

4g uses LTE and 3g uses CDMA. CDMA doesn't support simultaneous use
 
And I believe the only exception is the TB. You can put your Nexus to CDMA mode and try to see if it works yourself.
 
And I believe the only exception is the TB. You can put your Nexus to CDMA mode and try to see if it works yourself.

I can confirm that yes it does work on the TB which is cdma also..



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im not sure why the TB supports it, maybe uses a different radio?
 
im not sure why the TB supports it, maybe uses a different radio?

I believe its because the TB uses a separate radio for voice and a seperate radio for data. The Rezound also supports simultaneous voice and data over 3G

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Sounds like an HTC thingy. Unless of course he's testing it connected to WiFi, cuz it will definitely support voice and data on 3g while connected to WiFi. But 3g itself doesn't support simultaneous voice and data - thus all of the old AT&T commercials touting their ability to do both, which (thank goodness) we don't have to put up with any more.
 
Sounds like an HTC thingy. Unless of course he's testing it connected to WiFi, cuz it will definitely support voice and data on 3g while connected to WiFi. But 3g itself doesn't support simultaneous voice and data - thus all of the old AT&T commercials touting their ability to do both, which (thank goodness) we don't have to put up with any more.

Must be an HTC thing.

Didn't know the rezound did it as well.


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I don't know about the rezound, but the tbolt supports it because it uses a variation of cdma called eHRPD or something like that, which was put on there because of pressure from the iPhone. Idk why the rezound would have it

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I don't know about the rezound, but the tbolt supports it because it uses a variation of cdma called eHRPD or something like that, which was put on there because of pressure from the iPhone. Idk why the rezound would have it

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Yeah, especially since it's a 4g phone which support simultaneous voice and data. Though the tbolt was the first 4g phone so it didn't make a lot of sense there either (ok, maybe a little sense as 4g builds out). And I didn't know that about the Tbolt. You'd think they would have advertised that more.
 
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