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Does the droid have Wireless N like the nexous one is going too

IS the droid incredible going to have the wireless N our does it not have the same chip that we have in the N1's

sn95chico said:
IS the droid incredible going to have the wireless N our does it not have the same cheap that we have in the N1's
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Pardon???-the cheap what??

rori~ said:
Pardon???-the cheap what??
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I'm sure YOU knew what he meant (chip), I hate spell checkers...
Not sure op

Well it appears it will according to pdadb
So there you go!
http://pdadb.net/index.php?m=specs&id=2234&view=1&c=verizon_htc_droid_incredible_adr6300

temperbad said:
I'm sure YOU knew what he meant (chip), I hate spell checkers...
Not sure op
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No, seriously...I read "cheap" it was early in the morning and as you see english is not my mother language

What is this obsession with wireless N lately? What possible use is there for a faster local area network connection on a smartphone?
What am I missing?

Good point for me its just the fact that I can turn my router back to N only mode for my computer etc. Had to have it on both N and G just so my device could use it.
That and I guess for the added range you can get from it. not something I need but could be a reason.

y2whisper said:
Good point for me its just the fact that I can turn my router back to N only mode for my computer etc. Had to have it on both N and G just so my device could use it.
That and I guess for the added range you can get from it. not something I need but could be a reason.
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Okay, I guess range is a reasonable reason for N on a smartphone. Being able to run a router in N mode only seems like it should be a silly reason but since some routers seem to have trouble in G/N mode, that's legit as well.
So it's not about transfer speed so much as connectivity. I was missing something.

I can connect to my N router in N only mode just fine with my Nexus One as is...

Why no WPA2 w/ Wireless/Wifi Tether on Epic w/ DK28?

I'm running DK28 and Wireless Tether 2.0.5 RC1, and see only WEP support in the settings.
Running 2.0.5 RC1 on Evo with Froyo 2.2.1, the settings menu shows WPA2 support.
The two phones' Wireless Tether settings menus are different, as if I'm running different versions (but I'm not). One with WPA2, the Epic only with WEP.
How come?

snovvman said:
I'm running DK28 and Wireless Tether 2.0.5 RC1, and see only WEP support in the settings.
Running 2.0.5 RC1 on Evo with Froyo 2.2.1, the settings menu shows WPA2 support.
The two phones' Wireless Tether settings menus are different, as if I'm running different versions (but I'm not). One with WPA2, the Epic only with WEP.
How come?
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They don't have working code to run infrastructure mode on the epic yet. Simple as that.

richse said:
They don't have working code to run infrastructure mode on the epic yet. Simple as that.
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Thank you sir.

Any idea of an ETA for a working infrastructure mode?

I don't think anyone is working on it.
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In my opinion this is the single most important thing for someone to work on. Anyone have the knowledge and time?

F1reF1ghter said:
In my opinion this is the single most important thing for someone to work on. Anyone have the knowledge and time?
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Why is it so important? There's the "Access-Control" option if security is your concern.

face_palm said:
Why is it so important? There's the "Access-Control" option if security is your concern.
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Using wifi at work would be one reason. Most employers are going to be using WPA rather than WEP (doesn't apply to me as I get yelled at if I use my work's wifi...).

Kcarpenter said:
I don't think anyone is working on it.
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Well supposedly (sp) BTthomas was working on it, however i dont see it being done anytime soon especially with official froyo being out yet, also if you look in the android development jr the guy that brought mobile ap to stock 2.1 rom which is infrastructure and awesome changed his thread to a WIP "Work in Progress" We might see it when the source drops possibly, if that comes b4 2012..

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Why is it so important? There's the "Access-Control" option if security is your concern.
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I use my phones (me = Evo, wife = Epic) for my only internet access. I cut the cable bill to save money. I have set up a router to repeat the Wireless Tether infrastructure signal of my Evo. (This way my entire network can use the signal, even wired computers) Currently, my wife's phone does not have the capability to broadcast in infrastructure mode, therefore the signal can't be repeated or passed on to wired computers on my network.
But, for most to who don't use their phones this way, it is still a much better signal with my Evo broadcasting an infrastructure signal.
Does that cover it?

Wireless N for Evo. *SOLVED*

Will there ever be wireless n for the Evo, I understand that the chipset might have been built on g but how was someone able to get it working on a nexus one? Would the broadcom company have to release a driver; I heard a rumor that our wifi driver COULD support N but that was just something I heard. And Lastly, Isn't wireless n the standard now why is this not common in phones yet lol. Not only does the wifi on the Evo stink, its not even wireless n and it stinks
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UPDATE: i was mistaken about the n, it does have N just not 5ghz. I found this on the netgear website. Stupid Routers.

It has some wireless n. I've seen it on my airport extreme at 78 MB/s so that's N for sure. But it only does the 2.4 Ghz not the 5 Ghz.
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Pretty sure wireless N was enabled with one of the earlier OTAs. Mine is definitely connecting with N and works fine... I'm running Calk's EViO rom with netarchy kernel.

david279 said:
It has some wireless n. I've seen it on my airport extreme at 78 MB/s so that's N for sure. But it only does the 2.4 Ghz not the 5 Ghz.
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This was my impression, as well.

Really guys? Hmmm I've never been able to get it to find my ssid on my wireless n netgear and everything else picks it up fine. I guess I was wrong then and very mistaken. I was really under the impression that the evo didn't have wireless n *scratches head* . I think my router is set on n and a mixed. I tried to change it but my Evo has never been able to find it. I've been all over netgears site and nothing. Just odd that my Evo is the only thing that doesn't see it. I tried on sense and aosp.
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EDIT: my router is a 5ghz router could that be why?

Change it to 2.4 Ghz.
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david279 said:
Change it to 2.4 Ghz.
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i tried man nothing, the section where you can change it from 5ghz is like grayed out. i have 2 n routers they act as an access point and bride, or you can use them as single n routers, my xbox and laptop pick them up but maybe that plays a part with the 5ghz. I guess when ur wrong ur wrong; maybe my routers of 5ghz only and thats why my evo cant see it. Might be time for a new router then; heres a screenshot of my access page it wont even let me remove 5ghz lol stupid netgear.

You gotta change where it says N only. It should be mixed or g and n mixed. Then it will give you a option to use 2.4 Ghz.
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I have a netgear dual band router (2.4 & 5Ghz) after much searching and messing around in the router settings I've accepted defeat on connecting to the 5ghz band with the EVO. :'( Plus I really dont see any added benefit anyway considering im already browsing and streaming on my phone without any problems.

dirkyd3rk said:
i tried man nothing, the section where you can change it from 5ghz is like grayed out. i have 2 n routers they act as an access point and bride, or you can use them as single n routers, my xbox and laptop pick them up but maybe that plays a part with the 5ghz. I guess when ur wrong ur wrong; maybe my routers of 5ghz only and thats why my evo cant see it. Might be time for a new router then; heres a screenshot of my access page it wont even let me remove 5ghz lol stupid netgear.
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Those are 5ghz only. I have them as well. Evo can only use the 2.4ghz band. Which you've rightly figured out.
You could always set your router to broadcast 2.4 N is its capable like mine is. Then use those as a bridge/ap combo. That's how I have mine done.

Wow. A 5 Ghz band only router.
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Those aren't routers but ap/bridges.
The reason its greyed out is he has auto channel scan checked.

dirkyd3rk said:
Will there ever be wireless n for the Evo, I understand that the chipset might have been built on g but how was someone able to get it working on a nexus one? Would the broadcom company have to release a driver; I heard a rumor that our wifi driver COULD support N but that was just something I heard. And Lastly, Isn't wireless n the standard now why is this not common in phones yet lol. Not only does the wifi on the Evo stink, its not even wireless n and it stinks
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UPDATE: i was mistaken about the n, it does have N just not 5ghz. I found this on the netgear website. Stupid Routers.
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I dunno. I don't have any problems aside from wireless taking a little while longer than I like to connect to my router which fools my juice defender into thinking there isn't any wireless then disabling it to save battery.
When it's connected though its plenty fast.

Nefariouss said:
Those aren't routers but ap/bridges.
The reason its greyed out is he has auto channel scan checked.
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Even when I unchecked it I still couldn't change the freq to anything other than 5ghz; so yes they are only 5ghz which is weird. Idk I guess they work perfect for streaming HD movies from my comp to Xbox and laptop but gonna buy a cheap router for me phone today I guess. Thankx for all the input guys I appreciate it.
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I believe on the box (threw mine away) they state 5ghz only.
I have a wndr3300 which is a pretty good router you can buy refurbished for like 30$ off newegg. Then I have my wnd111 hooked up through that.

Nefariouss said:
I believe on the box (threw mine away) they state 5ghz only.
I have a wndr3300 which is a pretty good router you can buy refurbished for like 30$ off newegg. Then I have my wnd111 hooked up through that.
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Cool I'm going to look into it today thank you. I would like to keep my whole set up netgear I love their product very reliable.
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As much as I hate to say it my Apple Extreme router is the best I have ever used. Completely flawless. Multi network, multi band and rock solid. I have tried them all and used to be a loyal Netgear fan.
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My apple extreme dual band is really solid too.
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2 - wrt600n (ap + bridge) here 5ghz link between the two using the other radio to brodacst 2.4 b/g/n mixed
have no problems connecting with any of the 4 evos in my house at n speeds

Nefariouss said:
I believe on the box (threw mine away) they state 5ghz only.
I have a wndr3300 which is a pretty good router you can buy refurbished for like 30$ off newegg. Then I have my wnd111 hooked up through that.
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This is what I have as well working with a N300

[Q] Wi-fi Hotspot in WP 7 ?

Do WP7 ROMS on HD2 have the Wi-Fi router option ? I mean not Wifi connection, but to give to other stations Internet...

andrusca said:
Do WP7 ROMS on HD2 have the Wi-Fi router option ? I mean not Wifi connection, but to give to other stations Internet...
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Nope...not yet. It is very desired ability people are looking for though...I'm sure someone will develop something soon.

I really hope something is dev soon... I am currently using the risky DFRouter App. that could get me stuck in modem mode for ever & ever at any moment... Also it would be really great to have ad-hoc support... (in order to see & connect to ad-hoc signals) Take care everyone...
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Officially supported in mango!
*bump*
wpcentral.com/mango-officialy-supports-internet-sharing-mobile-hot-spot-feature
Now that it is official, will we have this feature baked into custom roms? tried searching, but could not find anything related to it

I'm interested in this too! Its one of my biggest barriers from switching from android. I Frequently tether to use instant messaging and for evernote syncing when i'm out studying in places without wifi

TEKHD said:
I really hope something is dev soon... I am currently using the risky DFRouter App. that could get me stuck in modem mode for ever & ever at any moment... Also it would be really great to have ad-hoc support... (in order to see & connect to ad-hoc signals) Take care everyone...
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Isn't that true for only real wp7 phones about getting stuck in modem mode?

Router suggestions for N4

Greetings,
I'm planning to purchase a router for my office and I'd like to use it for my N4 via WiFi.
What specs should I be looking at?
Is there something I should consider (bands, frecuencies, etc.)?
My connection is not that fast, only 1.5MB.
Please share your experiences. It'd be truly appreciated.

For the best speed it should be N and 5GHz.
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andyabc said:
For the best speed it should be N and 5GHz.
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It should be N? Sorry, I don't understand that part.

Mercado_Negro said:
It should be N? Sorry, I don't understand that part.
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Wireless routers have different standards that they go by. As of right now for consumer use, there are B, G and N. B & G have been around for quite some time and N has had some time to develop to the point where its the fastest standard available currently.
So basically, you want to see if the router you are purchasing supports the wireless N standard. Chances are if the router supports N it will support B and G as well...

ShinnAsuka said:
Wireless routers have different standards that they go by. As of right now for consumer use, there are B, G and N. B & G have been around for quite some time and N has had some time to develop to the point where its the fastest standard available currently.
So basically, you want to see if the router you are purchasing supports the wireless N standard. Chances are if the router supports N it will support B and G as well...
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Thank you very much. Here I can find TP-Link's. Could you please suggest one? Appreciated.

Mercado_Negro said:
Thank you very much. Here I can find TP-Link's. Could you please suggest one? Appreciated.
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Here's a few...
http://www.tp-link.com/en/products/?categoryid=212
That is for 300 mbps, there is a section for 150 mbps. My guess for the difference is obviously the speed, but that difference in speed will most likely affect the price as well.

ShinnAsuka said:
Here's a few...
http://www.tp-link.com/en/products/?categoryid=212
That is for 300 mbps, there is a section for 150 mbps. My guess for the difference is obviously the speed, but that difference in speed will most likely affect the price as well.
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I'll contact a few stores here. Thanks again for all your help.
By the way, the person that replied first recommended 5Ghz but most of the TP-Link options I've seen in that page you linked show 2.4-2.4835Ghz. Would that be enough in your opinion?

Mercado_Negro said:
I'll contact a few stores here. Thanks again for all your help.
By the way, the person that replied first recommended 5Ghz but most of the TP-Link options I've seen in that page you linked show 2.4-2.4835Ghz. Would that be enough in your opinion?
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The frequency is to circumvent interference. For example, a lot of home phones operate on the 2.4 GHz frequency, which is probably why the first guy who posted recommended 5GHz, so you could have a dedicated frequency for Wi-Fi. If you can get your hands on a 5 GHz router, then go for it, but if not a 2.4 GHz router shouldn't be a problem...

ShinnAsuka said:
The frequency is to circumvent interference. For example, a lot of home phones operate on the 2.4 GHz frequency, which is probably why the first guy who posted recommended 5GHz, so you could have a dedicated frequency for Wi-Fi. If you can get your hands on a 5 GHz router, then go for it, but if not a 2.4 GHz router shouldn't be a problem...
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Ok, that's a good information. Thanks again! I'll look around and keep you posted if that's OK

A dual band router will support 2.4GHz and 5GHz and the Nexus 4 supports dual bands which is awesome.
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andyabc said:
A dual band router will support 2.4GHz and 5GHz and the Nexus 4 supports dual bands which is awesome.
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That's also a good piece of information. Thanks! I'll keep that in mind.

Mercado_Negro said:
That's also a good piece of information. Thanks! I'll keep that in mind.
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By the way you can change bands in Advanced WiFi settings.
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