Is the TM 9810 4G?

[Mikethaler]

Under the listing of phones on their main web site, it says "3G", and "coming soon".
On their customer support forum, under specs, it says "4G".

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Unrelated question: Has anything been announced when OS7 will get UMA or wifi calling?

[mandony]

The answer is a bit complex. The 9810 is specified by RIM as a HSUPA device for GSM service

http://m.blackberry.com/us/en/torch-9810-specs.html

BlackBerry® Torch™ 9800/9810 smartphones offer 8 GB of memory1, Wi-Fi® and HSPA+ high-speed connections.

TM says

4G Mobile Broadband Provider | T-Mobile

T-Mobile customers with 4G phones are already experiencing data speeds that are comparable to or faster than the speed of a home broadband network. And with recent improvements to our 4G network-doubling our theoretical download speeds-we're giving our customers enhanced 4G data speeds. We've seen average download speeds on our HSPA+ 42 Mbps-capable data stick approaching 10 Mbps with peak speeds of 27 Mbps, and download speeds approaching 8 Mbps with peak speeds of 20 Mbps on our upcoming HSPA+ 42 Mbps-capable smartphones.

[californiablackberry]

It says "4G capable" on their site.

[Mikethaler]

Originally Posted by californiablackberry

It says "4G capable" on their site.

It said "3G" a couple days ago. They must have changed it just recently.

[BoldtotheMax]

Just marketing gimmick anyway. Those 4G phones on T-Mobile really aren't 4G, more so 3. 5.

IIRC they were supposed to be getting sued over that. I wonder what happened with that?

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[DannyAves]

Originally Posted by BoldtotheMax

Just marketing gimmick anyway. Those 4G phones on T-Mobile really aren't 4G, more so 3. 5.

IIRC they were supposed to be getting sued over that. I wonder what happened with that?

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Well the ITU says it's 4G so who am I to argue !!

[papped]

It supports 14mbps hspa+, so yeah according to what's available on tmobile it supports "4g"