Android Wireless N

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#1 Big_Bad_Sad
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Complete stab in the dark here but does anyone know if you can use wireless n only on a HTC Sensation XE with ICS?

When I change my router to N Only I lose connection with my phone and cannot connect to the router. It only reconnects when I change it to NG Mixed leading to beleive my phone will only use 820.11g, although the specs for the phone says it supports 802.11n.

Any ideas?

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#2 Makari
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Complete stab in the dark here but does anyone know if you can use wireless n only on a HTC Sensation XE with ICS?

When I change my router to N Only I lose connection with my phone and cannot connect to the router. It only reconnects when I change it to NG Mixed leading to beleive my phone will only use 820.11g, although the specs for the phone says it supports 802.11n.

Any ideas?

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Is it possible that N-only on the router is also 5GHz only, and the phone only does 2.4? I believe 2.4GHz is b/g/n, and 5GHz is a/n, so there's a bit of overlap there
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I didn't know there were two speeds for N. I thought that it was supposed to represent a category of speed.
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I didn't know there were two speeds for N. I thought that it was supposed to represent a category of speed.blanewarlock
Those aren't speeds, just frequencies.