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I found a question on Android Enthusiasts that was off topic for that site. It was about mobile networks (3G and 4G).

Does excellent 4G coverage imply excellent 3G coverage?

 

Is the primary benefit of 4G LTE speed, and not signal strength?

 

I want to sign up on T-Mobile with a Moto E, which is not an LTE enabled phone. Of course 3G is passe, so 3G coverage isn't clearly indicated on the coverage map. Do areas with 4G coverage always have 3G coverage, just slower?

Would such a question be on topic on this site? Or is there any other site (in the StackExchange network) where such a question would be on topic?

I found a question on Android Enthusiasts that was off topic for that site. It was about mobile networks (3G and 4G).

Does excellent 4G coverage imply excellent 3G coverage?

 

Is the primary benefit of 4G LTE speed, and not signal strength?

 

I want to sign up on T-Mobile with a Moto E, which is not an LTE enabled phone. Of course 3G is passe, so 3G coverage isn't clearly indicated on the coverage map. Do areas with 4G coverage always have 3G coverage, just slower?

Would such a question be on topic on this site? Or is there any other site (in the StackExchange network) where such a question would be on topic?

I found a question on Android Enthusiasts that was off topic for that site. It was about mobile networks (3G and 4G).

Does excellent 4G coverage imply excellent 3G coverage?

Is the primary benefit of 4G LTE speed, and not signal strength?

I want to sign up on T-Mobile with a Moto E, which is not an LTE enabled phone. Of course 3G is passe, so 3G coverage isn't clearly indicated on the coverage map. Do areas with 4G coverage always have 3G coverage, just slower?

Would such a question be on topic on this site? Or is there any other site (in the StackExchange network) where such a question would be on topic?

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I found a question on Android Enthusiastsquestion on Android Enthusiasts that was off topic for that site. It was about mobile networks (3G and 4G).

Does excellent 4G coverage imply excellent 3G coverage?

Is the primary benefit of 4G LTE speed, and not signal strength?

I want to sign up on T-Mobile with a Moto E, which is not an LTE enabled phone. Of course 3G is passe, so 3G coverage isn't clearly indicated on the coverage map. Do areas with 4G coverage always have 3G coverage, just slower?

Would such a question be on topic on this site? Or is there any other site (in the StackExchange network) where such a question would be on topic?

I found a question on Android Enthusiasts that was off topic for that site. It was about mobile networks (3G and 4G).

Does excellent 4G coverage imply excellent 3G coverage?

Is the primary benefit of 4G LTE speed, and not signal strength?

I want to sign up on T-Mobile with a Moto E, which is not an LTE enabled phone. Of course 3G is passe, so 3G coverage isn't clearly indicated on the coverage map. Do areas with 4G coverage always have 3G coverage, just slower?

Would such a question be on topic on this site? Or is there any other site (in the StackExchange network) where such a question would be on topic?

I found a question on Android Enthusiasts that was off topic for that site. It was about mobile networks (3G and 4G).

Does excellent 4G coverage imply excellent 3G coverage?

Is the primary benefit of 4G LTE speed, and not signal strength?

I want to sign up on T-Mobile with a Moto E, which is not an LTE enabled phone. Of course 3G is passe, so 3G coverage isn't clearly indicated on the coverage map. Do areas with 4G coverage always have 3G coverage, just slower?

Would such a question be on topic on this site? Or is there any other site (in the StackExchange network) where such a question would be on topic?

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I found a question on Android Enthusiasts that was off topic for that site. It was about mobile networks (3G and 4G).

Does excellent 4G coverage imply excellent 3G coverage?

Is the primary benefit of 4G LTE speed, and not signal strength?

I want to sign up on T-Mobile with a Moto E, which is not an LTE enabled phone. Of course 3G is passe, so 3G coverage isn't clearly indicated on the coverage map. Do areas with 4G coverage always have 3G coverage, just slower?

Would such a question be on topic on this site? Or is there any other site (in the StackExchange network) where such a question would be on topic?

I found a question on Android Enthusiasts that was off topic for that site. It was about mobile networks (3G and 4G).

Would such a question be on topic on this site? Or is there any other site (in the StackExchange network) where such a question would be on topic?

I found a question on Android Enthusiasts that was off topic for that site. It was about mobile networks (3G and 4G).

Does excellent 4G coverage imply excellent 3G coverage?

Is the primary benefit of 4G LTE speed, and not signal strength?

I want to sign up on T-Mobile with a Moto E, which is not an LTE enabled phone. Of course 3G is passe, so 3G coverage isn't clearly indicated on the coverage map. Do areas with 4G coverage always have 3G coverage, just slower?

Would such a question be on topic on this site? Or is there any other site (in the StackExchange network) where such a question would be on topic?

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