What AT & T 3G bands listed on HTC Amaze 4G

**Sreedharna** · 23-10-2011

Does anyone know about the UMTS bands listed on top of the HTC Amaze box? When I looked into the HTC website says below, now would like to corroborate whets printed on top of the box?
Network

GSM/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900,
UMTS1700/2100/AWS,
UMTS2100, 1900, 850

**Mahalingam** · 23-10-2011

HTC 4G appears with a huge touchscreen with 800 x 480 resolution, dual digital camera mounts, GPS, Wifi and Wimax fact that with HSDPA, UMTS, EDGE and GSM full compatibility with cellular networks. With WiMAX you can make calls via VoIP at competitive prices if not null if both are connected.

**Aachman** · 23-10-2011

The new LTE standard will bring us the way, speeds of up to 50 Mbps. From then on, the latest mobile Internet is now finally competing to conquer. Until LTE to have coverage but will be, will still run a little water down the river Spree. So far, only Cologne in Germany is covered completely with LTE. The big telcos are working but hard on expanding their LTE networks after they have already spent around € 4.4 billion for licenses in Germany.

**Sasuke Uchiha** · 23-10-2011

In Germany there are still some areas are DSL and UMTS free pass, even years before LTE is available nationwide. The current expansion of LTE is supposed to close once the DSL gaps. But as future music it sounds good.

**KennedII** · 23-10-2011

LTE is the successor to UMTS and should eventually much higher upload and download speeds possible. In addition, the much lower ping, which includes playing games on mobile internet should be. LTE is still barely faster than 3G, the top speeds are around 100Mbps, while using the 3G network fastest 56Mbps achieved. In theory, lte 1Gbps however, showed Ericsson recently.

KPN announced in 2009 that LTE and WiMAX is not the successor of its UMTS network. This year the provider began with the pilots. Meanwhile abroad all the first LTE phones released. They are from HTC, Samsung and LG.

**Radames** · 25-10-2011

Through AT&T SIM it gets 4G on top of the monitor. Doesn’t denote it is receiving 4G, it may be presently 3G….presently FYI.

I've dealt through them lot of times so I absolutely trust them!