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Isn't H+ LTE lite? I think it was a precurser to LTE I had that on my Note 2 after I rooted and installed CyanogenMod.I still need to call AT&T to turn H+ to LTE..
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Isn't H+ LTE lite? I think it was a precurser to LTE I had that on my Note 2 after I rooted and installed CyanogenMod.I still need to call AT&T to turn H+ to LTE..
Are you still restoring from the 950 backup? Wonder if it showed that after the first restore you did and maybe that is part of it (Hotspot not looking right)? And yes moving from LTE to H+ is bummer. Maybe try putting roaming on? I am still trying to understand how AT&T's interoperability with Tmobile's LTE band 12 works exactly. If the phone has band 12 but an ATT sim it would seem logical that roaming be on to be able to know to jump to a band other than what is suppose to run on...anyway maybe worth a try I guess.
Isn't H+ LTE lite? I think it was a precurser to LTE I had that on my Note 2 after I rooted and installed CyanogenMod.
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Pretty much...depends on who you ask...anything up to 21Mbit/s. You can see an updated matrix on Wikipedia if you search in it for AT&T Mobility.Unless I mistaken H+ is more like a 3g+
Pretty much...depends on who you ask...anything up to 21Mbit/s. You can see an updated matrix on Wikipedia if you search in it for AT&T Mobility.
One day I will figure out how to delete my default apn out of every unlocked Windows Phone I use on AT&T, which defaults to apn phone instead of nxtgenphone. Good job on that. Unless the unlocked phone was made 5 years ago it should default to nxtgenphone. I have no idea why Microsoft cannot provision this correctly.Who you ask is correct. I've been told by AT&T that it is both slower and faster, HP says it is faster.
OK for anybody experiencing the same H+ issues on AT&T with the X3 here is the complete journey, I'm posting it all as I don't know which if any of the earlier steps were needed to get to the end result. Also keep in mind I live in an extremely rural area (middle of nowhere Montana) and the tower closest to my house might not have been updated this decade, so your experience might vary.
Day 1:
- AT&T phone support changes imei this is no help
Day 2:
- Visited AT&T
- They checked all settings
- Put in new SIM Card
- Turned off roaming.
- Told me that H+ is slower then 4G.
- When I got home I was still on H+
- Husband changed several settings in many variations still H+ and slow speeds.
(so if you are paying attention at this point it seems as if H+ is slower then 4G at least in a rural area on AT&T)
Day 3:
- Called HP, not able to help with this, but told us it's all good because H+ is faster then 4g
- Speed tests still struggling to go above 1mbps
- Last ditched effort, called AT&T again.
- First rep is no help but again tells me H+ is slower then 4g
- Transferred to 2nd rep who looked up the stats for my local tower & the tower in town, according to him local tower only gets 3g town tower gets LTE
- He also told us that H+ = 3.5g and for marketing purposes when phones with AT&T software (not unlocked phones) show 4g they are really getting 3.5g in other words H+
- So the question we presented to the rep was why is my phone slower then all others in the house if the other phones 4g is = to my H+
- AT&T rep had us change the APN to NXTGENPHONE
End result I now have the fastest download speed I have ever seen at our house. Averaging between 4 and 5mbps with a high of 6.30. Upload speeds not as good but usable.
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And now that I know I am keeping the phone I am going to apply the Liquid Glass Screen Protector that just arrived in the mail.
Thanks for the input and assistance it is much appreciated.
One day I will figure out how to delete my default apn out of every unlocked Windows Phone I use on AT&T, which defaults to apn phone instead of nxtgenphone. Good job on that. Unless the unlocked phone was made 5 years ago it should default to nxtgenphone. I have no idea why Microsoft cannot provision this correctly.
Amazing how when you finally get to the right person it can make a world of difference.
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Which tells me there are too many people in tech support who might not be qualified to do what they do!
Any time "Call Center" is involved or prefaces the type of support you are getting, then quotas are factor too. Time on the call, resolution count, time to resolve, all those play a factor. I too can relate, and it burns me when the call center sends their problems to us or others, with either incorrect assumptions/info/details, not enough, or the worst is with no info or details at all.Probably, but I'm not sure what the answer is.
We have the same thing at work. Calling the help desk gets you a variety of possible scenarios. I imagine it is due to the vast array of situations and variables issues can bring. I also doubt these are highly paid tech gurus. Most are following templates or schematics to see if they can solve the problem. Often times it works if its a common issue. If its more difficult it may take days for a solution.
Anyway, I'm glad you got it resolved and can enjoy your new X3!
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So, Mrs Jenny.. after and while having dealt with your SIM and LTE issue, what can you tell us about your usage experience with x3 Elite? you know, the usual ( battery life, smoothness of operation, stability of apps, browsing experience)..