Does Dialog have 3G or 3.5G or 4G

[coolshano]

Machan does Dialog give Wimax....???? what does they use is it 3.5G??? than it can't be Wimax cause to get wimax you need atleast 4G of data speed....
Think again i think they give you HSDPA>>>>

 

[ruchira88]

wimax is 4G machan!

 

[coolshano]

ya but do they give 4G that means you should get 2mb to 4 mb of speed for the normal price...

 

[chint]

danne na

 

[rudayas]

ehema wenne behe

 

[rishoban]

You guys have mistaken, Dialog gives WiMAX still, and they give HSDPA too.
HSDPA is owned by Dialog GSM, while Dialog WiMAX is owned by a Subsidery of Dialog Telekom PLC, which is names as Dialog Broadband Networks (DBN).

In Wimax, Dialog has four packages:
Homenet
Homenet+
Officenet
officenet+

 

[chethiyakb]

The thing is this-

Wimax is not 4G!!!!! (it is abbreviated as 4G, in the real world we have only 3G available yet, a developed version of this 3G is 3.5G).

Wimax is called like that, cuz it is the newest technology after 3G

 

[chandima3010]

The thing is this-

Wimax is not 4G!!!!! (it is abbreviated as 4G, in the real world we have only 3G available yet, a developed version of this 3G is 3.5G).

Wimax is called like that, cuz it is the newest technology after 3G

agreed

 

[cjb]

WiMAX, meaning Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access, is a telecommunications technology that provides wireless transmission of data using a variety of transmission modes, from point-to-point links to portable internet access[citation needed]. The technology provides up to 75 Mbit/s symmetric broadband speed without the need for cables. The technology is based on the IEEE 802.16 standard (also called Broadband Wireless Access). The name "WiMAX" was created by the WiMAX Forum, which was formed in June 2001 to promote conformity and interoperability of the standard. The forum describes WiMAX as "a standards-based technology enabling the delivery of last mile wireless broadband access as an alternative to cable and DSL".

WiMAX is a possible replacement candidate for cellular phone technologies such as GSM and CDMA, or can be used as a layover to increase capacity. It has also been considered as a wireless backhaul technology for 2G, 3G, and 4G networks in both developed and poor nations.

 

[GTRZ]

Not even 3.75G in sri lanka. 4G on test and only 3.75G available in some areas of the world.
HSPA and Wimax are two different technologies.

 

[chandima3010]

Not even 3.75G in sri lanka. 4G on test and only 3.75G available in some areas of the world.
HSPA and Wimax are two different technologies.

onna lokka bassa..dan kattiya katawal piyagena ahaganna ekai

 

[cjb]

They still testing 4G only 3.75G available in some areas of the world.
HSPA and Wimax are two different technologies.

thats true aiya bt HSDPA eachharama sucess na ne mamat ude karanne HSDPA

 

[kasuwa1235]

4G wala download spd eka 100 Mbps wenakam ganna puluwan kiyanne aththada ?

 

[Gayan88]

Ane manda banz

 

[chandima3010]

4G wala download spd eka 100 Mbps wenakam ganna puluwan kiyanne aththada ?

dialog? never

 

[GTRZ]

thats true aiya bt HSDPA eachharama sucess na ne mamat ude karanne HSDPA

HSDPA speed ekata bala pana hethu godak thiyanwa.

1. Providers Bandwidth
2. How many people using the same network in your area
3. Distance from the tower etc..

Oya use karanne Airtel da?
Mama danna widiyata AirTel danata thiyenne HSDPA witharai. HSPA or HSUPA support karanne naha.

 

[chandima3010]

HSDPA speed ekata bala pana hethu godak thiyanwa.

1. Providers Bandwidth
2. How many people using the same network in your area
3. Distance from the tower etc..

Oya use karanne Airtel da?
Mama danna widiyata AirTel danata thiyenne HSDPA witharai. HSPA or HSUPA support karanne naha.

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