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Sprint uses CDMA technology for its cellular service. CDMA is a type of radio technology that allows for digital data transmission. It is a popular choice for cellular providers because it offers good coverage and is less expensive to deploy than other types of cellular technology.
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What is CDMA?
Sprint uses a technology called CDMA, which stands for Code Division Multiple Access. CDMA is a type of cellular technology that allows for the transmission of data and voice using a radio signal. CDMA is a 2G technology, which means it is not as fast as 3G or 4G technologies, but it is still widely used by many cell phone carriers.
What is LTE?
LTE is a wireless broadband technology that offers significantly faster data speeds than 3G. LTE stands for Long Term Evolution and is sometimes referred to as 4G LTE. Sprint offers LTE service in select markets and is working to expand coverage.
What is VoLTE?
VoLTE is a type of cellular technology that allows customers to make voice calls over the LTE network. This technology provides HD voice clarity and significantly reduces call drop rates. In addition, VoLTE offers customers a number of other benefits, including faster call setup times and lower latency.
What is HD Voice?
HD Voice is a new standard for voice call quality that uses high definition voice codecs to improve call clarity. Calls made with HD Voice sound more natural and have less background noise than traditional phone calls. Sprint offers HD Voice on select smartphones.
What is Sprint’s Network?
Sprint is a national wireless carrier using CDMA, EVDO, and LTE technology. 3G service is provided via an EVDO Rev. A network, while LTE is available in select markets. Sprint has also been working on a new high-speed data network called “Spark” which uses LTE in the 2.5 GHz band, and said in early 2014 that the service was available in around 100 markets.
What is the Sprint Network Vision?
Sprint’s Network Vision is the next generation of our cellular network, and it will provide significantly enhanced coverage and capacity. The Sprint Network Vision will employ a number of different technologies, including:
-Advanced Wireless Services (AWS)
-800 MHz spectrum
-1xEV-DO Rev. B
-TD-LTE
-Small Cell Sites
What is LTE Advanced?
LTE Advanced is the latest generation of 4G LTE technology, and it offers a number of benefits over previous iterations. For one, it supports higher speeds—up to 50% faster than regular LTE, according to Sprint. It also has better capacity for handling large amounts of data traffic, which is important as more and more people use their smartphones for online activities like streaming video and music.
But what really sets LTE Advanced apart is its use of carrier aggregation, a technology that allows Sprint to bond together multiple spectrum bands to create a wider highway for data. This results in not only higher speeds, but also more consistent performance, even in crowded areas where there is a lot of cellular congestion.
Sprint was the first major U.S. carrier to launch LTE Advanced back in 2014, and it has continued to expand its network using this technology. As of mid-2018, Sprint’s LTE Advanced network was available in more than 500 markets across the country.
What is LTE-A Pro?
LTE-A Pro is the latest version of LTE technology, and it offers a number of advantages over previous versions. LTE-A Pro is capable of speeds up to 1 Gbps, which is significantly faster than other LTE technologies. It also has improved support for low-band spectrum, which means that it can offer better coverage in rural areas.
What is 5G?
What is 5G?
5G is the next generation of wireless technology that promises faster speeds, lower latency, and more capacity than ever before. Sprint is committed to delivering 5G to our customers as quickly as possible, and we are already working with partners to deploy 5G networks across the country.
Sprint’s 5G network will be built on our existing LTE infrastructure, making it one of the most robust and widespread 5G networks in the world. We are also working with other companies on new technologies that will further enhance our 5G network, such as small cells and millimeter wave (mmWave) technology.
What is 5G NR?
5G NR is a new radio interface developed for 5G networks. It is an evolutionary step from 4G LTE and is designed to support a wide range of new use cases and applications, including massive machine-type communications (MTC), ultra-reliable low-latency communications (URLLC), and high-speed mobile broadband (HSMB). 5G NR is being developed by 3GPP, the same standards body that developed 4G LTE.
