LTE- The Forever Network
Top secret Verizon Training Material included at bottom of page..
Markus V- to lead must follow, to know must listen, to rule must obey- if you get confused, listen to the music play... (jerry garcia)
In response to someone's comments about the at&t "lte" network??
Yea, LTE stands for Long Term Evolution- "the forever network." Verizon coined that- they own it. GSM carriers - which is the type of network the world besides the US and a few of its protecto rats, assyslum nations and annexed political zones uses seeks Tmobile's HSPA++ 4G network. High Speed Packet Access allows everynoe to grab what they're wanting quickly and get off.. CDMA- Code division multiple access networks like those making up the Forever network rely on many, many towers, repeaters, servers, relays, switches, and stations, not to mention bandwidth, to support. What happened to the ability to stick a coat hanger with tin foil into the back of your TV and watch Green Acres? The Federal Communications Commission sold that spectrum of bandwidth (UFH) to Verizon for billions of dollars. Seen as risky a decade ago, any cell company- any investor who could- would buy that spectrum today, as the 21st Century finally has delivered its promise of connection among all, all the time. The ability to compress and virtualize servers and their contents has made possible the ability to save more information than humans have thus far created or discovered. The available storage to need ratio is summarized as flipping a coin into the Grand Canyon.. That's all we have to offer right now- maybe in 20 years, when Verizon's more like 60% completed, we'll know something new, large and challenging to current banks of data server storage capacicty. Anyway, AT&T and LTE are like orange juice and toothpaste.
Damn I just lost a bunch with this timing out- but Tmobile is the smartest company off all... They pay AT&T to use their network each month, but AT&T doesn't pay Tmobile for the same (around here.. ) They made their 4G network where the most people could benefit from it, realizing their a small company, and those who don't live close into town still get crystal clear, unlimited calling via Wifi Calling, which is a standard, free feature by Tmobile alone. It's a VoIP setup, but you wouldn't know it- It's seemless. mark my words, and that's my name, 10 years- Tmo and LTE will be the top dogs, with the Forever Network fraying at the seems all over the country, as they've only focused on pushing their new, LTE 4G super network along. The dilapidation of some rural, Verizon towers and equipment is appalling- and expensive. Tmobile is competing carrying 1/10th of the load at and equal 4G speed, which is typically 3x the speed of cable Internet....
Mark Vanderbloemen, CEO
Vanderbloemen Communications, Inc
828-212-4817
In Viewmont
1245 2nd St NE
Hickory, NC 28601
Top secret Verizon Training Material included at bottom of page..
Markus V- to lead must follow, to know must listen, to rule must obey- if you get confused, listen to the music play... (jerry garcia)
In response to someone's comments about the at&t "lte" network??
Yea, LTE stands for Long Term Evolution- "the forever network." Verizon coined that- they own it. GSM carriers - which is the type of network the world besides the US and a few of its protecto rats, assyslum nations and annexed political zones uses seeks Tmobile's HSPA++ 4G network. High Speed Packet Access allows everynoe to grab what they're wanting quickly and get off.. CDMA- Code division multiple access networks like those making up the Forever network rely on many, many towers, repeaters, servers, relays, switches, and stations, not to mention bandwidth, to support. What happened to the ability to stick a coat hanger with tin foil into the back of your TV and watch Green Acres? The Federal Communications Commission sold that spectrum of bandwidth (UFH) to Verizon for billions of dollars. Seen as risky a decade ago, any cell company- any investor who could- would buy that spectrum today, as the 21st Century finally has delivered its promise of connection among all, all the time. The ability to compress and virtualize servers and their contents has made possible the ability to save more information than humans have thus far created or discovered. The available storage to need ratio is summarized as flipping a coin into the Grand Canyon.. That's all we have to offer right now- maybe in 20 years, when Verizon's more like 60% completed, we'll know something new, large and challenging to current banks of data server storage capacicty. Anyway, AT&T and LTE are like orange juice and toothpaste.
Damn I just lost a bunch with this timing out- but Tmobile is the smartest company off all... They pay AT&T to use their network each month, but AT&T doesn't pay Tmobile for the same (around here.. ) They made their 4G network where the most people could benefit from it, realizing their a small company, and those who don't live close into town still get crystal clear, unlimited calling via Wifi Calling, which is a standard, free feature by Tmobile alone. It's a VoIP setup, but you wouldn't know it- It's seemless. mark my words, and that's my name, 10 years- Tmo and LTE will be the top dogs, with the Forever Network fraying at the seems all over the country, as they've only focused on pushing their new, LTE 4G super network along. The dilapidation of some rural, Verizon towers and equipment is appalling- and expensive. Tmobile is competing carrying 1/10th of the load at and equal 4G speed, which is typically 3x the speed of cable Internet....
Mark Vanderbloemen, CEO
Vanderbloemen Communications, Inc
828-212-4817
In Viewmont
1245 2nd St NE
Hickory, NC 28601
