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Virgin Mobile MIFI hotspot

Well, I need an internet access in the USA. I found Virgin Mobile deal to be cheaper than other carriers.
This is the device + 35 USD plan:
http://www.virginmobileusa.com/mobile-broadband/mifi-2200.html
Does someone here have experience with this?

Coverage is sprint based and speeds are slow
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What m.b.p.s. does it average?
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Depends on location and time of day
From 100kbps to 1.5mbps
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Mesaman2012 said:
What m.b.p.s. does it average?
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I was getting only 27kb in Phoenix. It's worthless, so slow you can't even open a web page.

Got a ? Regarding talk and surf

Is it possible with the evo or does that require 2 radios working on different frequencies. Or is there a hack or script that can be implemented?
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BTW first post but been on here for a long time, I'm a xda old fart lol just more of a reader and I usually find the answers to my questions without asking
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Doesn't work on 3G but works over Wifi and Wimax 4G. The EVO 4G LTE can do voice and data over 3G.
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DC-HSDPA on three in the UK

In the UK The three network has an "ultrafast" DC-HSDPA network. Anyone who has a Nexus 4 tried this as I will be getting a Nexus 4 tomorrow and giving my I9300 to my Girlfriend. Just wanted to know how big an improvement the data speeds are.
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I don't use Three personally but I've seen a friend get speeds of around 20Mbps

Yea the phone can use threes dc-hspa
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I'm meant to be in an ultrafast area, but throughout the day speeds vary (in the exact same spot) from 0.5Mbps to 15Mbps, so yeah, it's great when it gives good speeds.

I get 1-3Mb/s on three in Southampton .......
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I usually get between 7-15mbps in hull
Though only half the city has decent reception. Thankfully it's the half that I live in
Other half I only get between 0-1mbps
You can tell your on DC because you will get h+ instead of just h
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Wow sounds rather varied but thanks I live in London and the speeds aren't too bad most of the time.
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Alex240188 said:
I usually get between 7-15mbps in hull
Though only half the city has decent reception. Thankfully it's the half that I live in
Other half I only get between 0-1mbps
You can tell your on DC because you will get h+ instead of just h
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Just to note, H+ is actually HSPA+, which isn't DC-HSDPA, your phone unfortunately won't tell you when you're using DC-HSDPA.

LTE help

I'm on t-mobile in Richmond, VA. I flashed hybrid. 27 changed APN. Now when I switch to lte/gsm/cdma it works for a little while then I lose data for good. I had it stick for a while but when I did a speed check it was low. So I opened phone information to see if it was still on lte/gsm/cdma and it was but I lost data again.
Any ideas?
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Bump
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It could be that it isn't fully deployed there yet? T-Mobile said they'd try to get to all the cities that they announced to have LTE by the end of the year.
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Straight talk and net 10 are owned by tracphone?

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Has anyone used both networks?are there coverage and service pretty much the same as far as how fast, dependable, there services are.Im going to get one of there 4G Lte plans which one would you go with and why. Thanks
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