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Alright. Could you maybe explain to me why the previous 3G Android devices on Verizon haven't been able to accomplish this? I don't quite understand what the issue is/was.
That's what I thought, that CDMA doesn't support it. But how is the Thunderbolt accomplishing voice and data simultaneous on 3G if it can't be changed?
Simultaneous voice and data is available on CDMA. It's called SVDO. Previous phones haven't been equipped to be able to take advantage of it but the Thunderbolt is. However, apparently the experience isn't that great so Verizon isn't going to tout it as a feature. As for the Bionic nobody really knows yet, but my guess would be no. Seeing as how Verizon won't tout it as a feature I don't see them putting in the hardware to be able to do it as most other phones don't have it in there except for the Thunderbolt. I could be wrong, but that's my .02. As for surfing on LTE while using CDMA to talk I would guess that it would have no problems doing this, but that's just a guess.
This is correct.
Essentially combinates 1X and EVDO and makes them simultaneous.
Not sure why this is a feature available on the Thunderbolt, but more power to Verizon for doing it. If anything, you'd think they make the Verizon iPhone SVDO compatible, knowing full well AT&T would rip the Verizon model's inability to run voice and data at the same time.