[/h1]http://www.bgr.com/2011/09/06/htc-holiday-running-on-atts-4g-lte-network-photographed/[h1]New HTC Holiday Pics Show Blazing AT&T LTE Speeds[/h1]
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From the first time we heard about the HTC Holiday for AT&T and its rumored specs, it was clear we were looking at one darn capable smartphone. Between a 1.2GHz dual-core processor and a big 4.5-inch qHD display, it looked like it would have the hardware to easily stand on its own. Then came the icing on the cake: that the Holiday would be destined for operation on AT&T's fledgling LTE network. Some new pics of the phone show it in some of the clearest imagery yet, and we get an idea of just what speeds will be possible on AT&T LTE.
Thankfully, this Holiday is in much better condition then the damaged model that popped up for sale online last month. Though it's nice enough to see the screen all pristine and un-shattered, it's what on it that we're interested in. Besides showing the phone's data connection to AT&T's LTE network, we also get a look at the results of a speed test that show some blistering performance: nearly 30Mbps down, faster than many home broadband connections. Upload speeds are no slouch, either, at around 6.5Mbps, but we can't help but wonder how both those numbers will hold up to the strains on the network as it fills with users.
We're still not sure just when the Holiday will arrive, but it will likely be sometime in Q4. There's also an international version of the phone we're keeping an eye out for, which should hit the scene as the HTC Raider.
Source: BGR
[/h1]http://www.bgr.com/2011/09/06/htc-holiday-running-on-atts-4g-lte-network-photographed/[h1]New HTC Holiday Pics Show Blazing AT&T LTE Speeds[/h1]
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By: Stephen Schenck |12:44 PM 6-Sep-11 |http://pocketnow.com/android/new-htc-holiday-pics-show-blazing-att-lte-speeds#disqus_thread/cdn.pocketnow.com/xc:1311340928/images/ico_comment.gif);">http://cdn.pocketnow.com/...images/ico_comment.gif); background-attachment: initial; background-origin: initial; background-clip: initial; background-color: initial; background-position: 0px 2px; background-repeat: no-repeat no-repeat; ">0 Comments
From the first time we heard about the HTC Holiday for AT&T and its rumored specs, it was clear we were looking at one darn capable smartphone. Between a 1.2GHz dual-core processor and a big 4.5-inch qHD display, it looked like it would have the hardware to easily stand on its own. Then came the icing on the cake: that the Holiday would be destined for operation on AT&T's fledgling LTE network. Some new pics of the phone show it in some of the clearest imagery yet, and we get an idea of just what speeds will be possible on AT&T LTE.
Thankfully, this Holiday is in much better condition then the damaged model that popped up for sale online last month. Though it's nice enough to see the screen all pristine and un-shattered, it's what on it that we're interested in. Besides showing the phone's data connection to AT&T's LTE network, we also get a look at the results of a speed test that show some blistering performance: nearly 30Mbps down, faster than many home broadband connections. Upload speeds are no slouch, either, at around 6.5Mbps, but we can't help but wonder how both those numbers will hold up to the strains on the network as it fills with users.
We're still not sure just when the Holiday will arrive, but it will likely be sometime in Q4. There's also an international version of the phone we're keeping an eye out for, which should hit the scene as the HTC Raider.
Source: BGR
Originally Posted by TheGrimm
@ Harm, man.
Originally Posted by TheGrimm
@ Harm, man.
Originally Posted by TheGrimm
@ Harm, man.
Originally Posted by TheGrimm
@ Harm, man.
Damn, they got em already? @$%*.Originally Posted by IMASOLEMAN18
went into at&t looking for info about the galaxy s II and the guy pulled out his, soooooooo jelly
Damn, they got em already? @$%*.Originally Posted by IMASOLEMAN18
went into at&t looking for info about the galaxy s II and the guy pulled out his, soooooooo jelly
16th is getting closer and closer.Originally Posted by IHeartBoost
Damn, they got em already? @$%*.Originally Posted by IMASOLEMAN18
went into at&t looking for info about the galaxy s II and the guy pulled out his, soooooooo jelly
16th is getting closer and closer.Originally Posted by IHeartBoost
Damn, they got em already? @$%*.Originally Posted by IMASOLEMAN18
went into at&t looking for info about the galaxy s II and the guy pulled out his, soooooooo jelly
only thing I can suggest is calling Verizon to have them send you your RSA keys to your phone. Had the same problem with my Evo when I flashed once.
