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802.11N
scottshad
Newbie
‎09-16-2010 11:58 AM

Will we ever see the droid to be able to connect at or use 802.11n?

thank you

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Re: 802.11N
RonAnderson
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‎09-16-2010 12:40 PM
My router is an 802.11n and I am connected to my home network
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Re: 802.11N
Not applicable
‎09-16-2010 02:25 PM
Mine too. But, it's backwards compatible so I don't know if I'm connected as n, g, or b.
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Re: 802.11N
bmurr22
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‎09-16-2010 10:07 PM

Mine used to connect to 802.11 in a mixed mode, but ever since the Froyo bug with WPA2/AES security, I'm just eating up Verizon's 3G bandwidth.

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RonAnderson
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‎09-16-2010 11:03 PM
There is no way your every going to hurt Verizon's bandwidth. If we got everyone on Verizons customers at a set time to just go at it, we wouldn't even dent the operation.

The only thing that would hurt it if they lost a few of their servers at once.
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Re: 802.11N
mike1221
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‎09-17-2010 12:33 PM
Don't say that to load in South Texas. Verizon took over Alltel network and strarted using it with all its 3 customers and now their network is as bad as Alltels was with it original 3 customers. No signal and no data. What a deal. Used to be a great service. Oh well.
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