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  1. Sooraj
    October 16, 2009

    specific n easily undesrtandable … 🙂

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  2. irza
    November 12, 2009

    thanx very much..your information is really understanable..keep sharing becoz user should nows deeper what telcos company did in order to improve the system

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  3. tom
    May 17, 2010

    Well 3g is no longer infant facing coming new 4g technology. Verizon will launch 4G LTE at the end of this year and ATT will start next year. Clearwire with Spring already has 4G Wi-Max in few metropolitan areas already.

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  4. arunrona
    October 29, 2010

    i heard tikona in india deals with 4g n aware 3g is also becomes fading

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  5. Dexter Vegas
    June 9, 2011

    Your article about this technology is irrelevant since it is not dated. Time is everything especially with technology.

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    • Jo ma
      August 21, 2011

      (Aug 2011) To readers: this article is not informative, estimated write up is about 2008-2009. Article implies GSM is going away in pro of 3G (or 4G). this is not correct. GSM and CDMA are band technologies (more like standards to use specific pieces of the radio spectrum). 3G and 4G on the other hand are acronyms to signify a set of standards expected in mobile services. There are 3G networks, and 4G networks today that are still using the GSM or the CDMA standards for their phones. neither GSM nor CDMA are going away in the near future.

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  6. Ergo
    October 31, 2012

    Some additional info: ”The technological revolution presents us with mind-blowing inventions everyday. One of the not so new, but unfortunately unknown for many, technology is based on 3G or 3rd generation mobile telecommunications. Thanks to the 3G capabilities, you can work from places thousands miles away from your office or home. Our team is taking advantage of this great fully mobile telecommunication fantasy since 2010, and most of us have worked from bizarre places, such as a remote mountain village, on the beach 3 meters from the sea, a forest, next to the river while fishing…” You can read the full article @ http://ergohelper.asia/?p=57

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  7. sutheesh
    February 8, 2020

    It’s very here
    doesn’t use 3G network ……?

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