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Maybe you guys need to consider for a moment that they were just joking.
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Mr. Bushwick wrote:
The G in GPS stands for global. 3G and 4G are both referring to network speeds.wow. physicist here. 3G = 3rd Generation. 4G = 4th. it has nothing to do with satellites. 'geosynchronous' is the letter G from the acronym GPS. maybe you are thinking of A-GPS when you talk about 'parallel' satellites. but you are both completely wrong. please look it up before you respond.
My advise would be to look up actual network speeds from an independent source. Last I checked there were 0 networks actually running full 4G speed, even if they said that they did. T-Mobile claims to have 4G, but they don't even have a 4G network. They run off of HSPDA+
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Sounds like retail therapy to me.
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Doesn't the G stand for Great, 4G is 4 times as Great as the original??
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"G" is for Google. That's why phones with Android have an extra "G".
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Wonka Factory wrote:
Your jus like most of the idiots I kno that say the g is for generation. You don't kno the real reasoning behind it. Don't fucking call me out when you sound like a complete idiot everyone and their grandmom thinks it's generation but it's not. Check your sources doucheI would suggest you rethink your school choice if they are teaching that the 3G is 3 satellites, 4g is 4 satellites. That's totally wrong. G stands for generation, 3rd generation, 4the generation etc. Cell phones don't use satellites.
Not all so called 4g network operate at 4g speeds, but the ITU allowed providers to use 4G name if the network was a precursor of things to come and offered a significant increase in speed over their 3G networks.
Current wimax and LTE are a temporary solution until they can launch LTE Advanced and wimp 2, which will truly offer 4g speeds
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Alright everyone who thinks g stands for generation think about it. Cell phone towers are big ass antennas. Now where do you think they are getting their input? The SATELLITES get inputed to the towers and then outputted to your mobile device. Cell towers don't just make service and distribute it. Every antenna has a input and a output in this case the input is from the satellites. Gps don't use cell towers they simply get the input from the satellites. 2 completely different situations
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G is NOT for generation. The 3G is the 2nd generation iPhone. The I phone 4 is the 4th generation but it does not run 4g. 4g like 3G is the network on which a device runs on.
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Did you capitalize SATALlITES to emphasize something? I still say G stands for great
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The TenderLoin wrote:
Dude we talkin about 3G and 4g service not the iPhone lolG is NOT for generation. The 3G is the 2nd generation iPhone. The I phone 4 is the 4th generation but it does not run 4g. 4g like 3G is the network on which a device runs on.
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❕VW TDI❕ wrote:
Then this argument isn't as stupid as I thought. LolThe TenderLoin wrote:
Dude we talkin about 3G and 4g service not the iPhone lolG is NOT for generation. The 3G is the 2nd generation iPhone. The I phone 4 is the 4th generation but it does not run 4g. 4g like 3G is the network on which a device runs on.
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The TenderLoin wrote:
Majority of ppl think 3G service and 4G service jus means 3rd or 4th generation but that is not the case and they are trying to tell me I'm wrong lol❕VW TDI❕ wrote:
Then this argument isn't as stupid as I thought. LolThe TenderLoin wrote:
Dude we talkin about 3G and 4g service not the iPhone lolG is NOT for generation. The 3G is the 2nd generation iPhone. The I phone 4 is the 4th generation but it does not run 4g. 4g like 3G is the network on which a device runs on.
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I would encourage everyone to do your own research and reach your own conclusion as to the meaning of G.
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i agree with Wonka. VW, i suggest you google it. G stands for Generation, as in generation of mobile service tech. the underlying tech for 3G/4G sure might be different, but that's still not what 3G/4G (the acronyms) mean.
also, Tweek, you're right, i was mistaken there, durr.
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Guys, guys. The g stands for g-spot. The 3G has only 3 while the 4g gas 4. Getting it to where it wants to be 10x faster
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Wonka Factory wrote:
Like wonka says...I would suggest you rethink your school choice if they are teaching that the 3G is 3 satellites, 4g is 4 satellites. That's totally wrong. G stands for generation, 3rd generation, 4the generation etc. Cell phones don't use satellites.
Not all so called 4g network operate at 4g speeds, but the ITU allowed providers to use 4G name if the network was a precursor of things to come and offered a significant increase in speed over their 3G networks.
Current wimax and LTE are a temporary solution until they can launch LTE Advanced and wimp 2, which will truly offer 4g speeds
Does the 'G' from GPS not stand for 'global', also? -
❕VW TDI❕ wrote:
I went to 5 tech sites that all claim you are. How is it you know something no one else does?The TenderLoin wrote:
Majority of ppl think 3G service and 4G service jus means 3rd or 4th generation but that is not the case and they are trying to tell me I'm wrong lol❕VW TDI❕ wrote:
Then this argument isn't as stupid as I thought. LolThe TenderLoin wrote:
Dude we talkin about 3G and 4g service not the iPhone lolG is NOT for generation. The 3G is the 2nd generation iPhone. The I phone 4 is the 4th generation but it does not run 4g. 4g like 3G is the network on which a device runs on.
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Brown🎵POTUS 👊🔨💀 wrote:
There is over five thousand satellites orbiting earth, so I'll be happy with 5,000G lolArboc Suomonev wrote:
1G should be enough for anyone.❕VW TDI❕ wrote:
Yes exactly and the "G" stands for Geosycronous, as in geosynchronous orbit.ᎦᏝДᏌᏀ♓Ꭲ❸Ꭱ♓ᎾᏌᎦ❸ wrote:
That is nothing what 4g is. The g is satellites. 4g uses a 4th satellite in a "parallel" fashion with the other 3. I'm going for my bachlors in electronic engineering and we went over it a while ago. 3G=3 satellites. 4g=4 satellites💢GOLIATH💢 wrote:
4 dual core processors instead of 3. Making it as Belial said 10x faster.Explain 4G, I dont think I heard if that?
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G-spot service is the best !
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So you guys are gonna trust other sites that other idiots like you can make and put any information onto? Very smart lol
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So generation ppl tell me this. How do the cell towers work if they don't get input from satellites please intrigue me
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This is off of the international telecommunications union official website. Sorry but you fail
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This first generation (1G) analog system for mobile communications saw two key improvements during the 1970s: the invention of the microprocessor and the digitization of the control link between the mobilephone and the cell site.
Second generation (2G) digital cellular systems were first developed at the end of the 1980s. These systems digitized not only the control link but also the voice signal. The new system provided better quality and higher capacity at lower cost to consumers.
Third generation (3G) systems promise faster communications services, including voice, fax and Internet, anytime and anywhere with seamless global roaming. ITU’s IMT-2000 global standard for 3G has opened the way to enabling innovative applications and services (e.g. multimedia entertainment, infotainment and location-based services, among others). The first 3G network was deployed in Japan in 2001. 2.5G networks, such as GPRS (Global Packet Radio Service) are already available in some parts of Europe.
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❕VW TDI❕ wrote:
Really, I thought you were joking.So generation ppl tell me this. How do the cell towers work if they don't get input from satellites please intrigue me
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Now if you're going to dispute the international telecommunications union we need valid sources or this discussion is done
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YOU wrote:
No sources?Now if you're going to dispute the international telecommunications union we need valid sources or this discussion is done
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Cell phones use radio waves to communicate to cell towers. Cell towers barely have enough power to reach beyond it's cell area. Think of cell phones as an advanced wallis talkie that can communicate over larger distances because the signal travels from cell to cell along with MTSOs and COs until the signal is picked up by a receiver, another cell phone.
When a cell phone is too far away from a cell tower to receive the broadcast signal from a MTSO the cell phone says sorry, no signal. No satellites involved.
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yeah i'm no tech specialist but i don't think cell towers communicate cell phone info to satelites. i understand physics pretty well and if i have pretty shitty reception in a major city where there are plenty of cell towers.... how the fuck can one cell tower transmit info to satelites several miles high in a timely manner that it takes for me to make a call or surf a web page? there's some flaws in these statements.
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Cell towers are connected thru fiber and copper T1 networks. Not satellites 😹😹😹, your wireless signal is more "wired" than wireless.
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Are you all saying that when 2.5g and 3.5g there was never two and a half satellites being used? Hmm the mind boggles. Seemed like the natural answer rather than next generation. As it keeps increasing.
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