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Three 4G Discussion Thread (Part 2)
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Yossi
07-04-2016
I got a tech about 3 weeks ago letting me know about an update in the intouch app but the last update in the app store is still from october last year.

and it-s so rubbish. I've been trying EE for a week or so and Wifi Calling is truly amazing.
moox
07-04-2016
Native VoLTE/wifi calling is always going to be better, but this is nice for people whose phones will never get that
jonmorris
07-04-2016
Originally Posted by Yossi:
“I got a tech about 3 weeks ago letting me know about an update in the intouch app but the last update in the app store is still from october last year.

and it-s so rubbish. I've been trying EE for a week or so and Wifi Calling is truly amazing.”

I've just got my 16GB SIM from EE, so now I've got EE and Vodafone, as well as Three, I am actually thinking it may well be time to say goodbye to Three - and after all the hassle I had getting a better deal after being kicked off the One Plan.

Part of me says to stay as AYCE data may soon be axed, or priced at a ridiculous level, but there's really not that much chance I'm going to use loads of data - especially now I've got a combined 36GB of data on VF/EE!

Decisions decisions...
Thine Wonk
07-04-2016
Three have updated their ThreeIntouch page to list the devices that it will work with over Supervoice.

Not a big list sadly, and it is per device, which means once again I'm out of luck for not having the right phone.
d123
07-04-2016
Originally Posted by Thine Wonk:
“Three have updated their ThreeIntouch page to list the devices that it will work with over Supervoice.

Not a big list sadly, and it is per device, which means once again I'm out of luck for not having the right phone.”

Using an obscure non-UK android model probably means you will be out of luck for a long time, at least until Android gets their story together and releases a proper carrier profile for all handsets to use.
red_g00ner
07-04-2016
Originally Posted by Thine Wonk:
“Three have updated their ThreeIntouch page to list the devices that it will work with over Supervoice.

Not a big list sadly, and it is per device, which means once again I'm out of luck for not having the right phone.”

No Samsung I have a Sim Free S7 Edge
conorsh
07-04-2016
Seems TinT is now allowing me to make calls over 4G super voice .

So it went through provisioning process and asked me to restart. When I restarted the phone I was greeted by 4G signal and TinT saying "4G calling ready" in the notification area.

Some screenshots:
http://i.imgur.com/OUAqzY1.jpg - TinT notification.
http://i.imgur.com/EQYe92w.png - TinT call over 4G.
thebennyboy
07-04-2016
Where is the G4? Odd considering it's one of the devices with native support.
Gigabit
07-04-2016
Originally Posted by thebennyboy:
“Where is the G4? Odd considering it's one of the devices with native support.”

Presumably that's why they don't support it as they already do natively?
thebennyboy
07-04-2016
Originally Posted by Gigabit:
“Presumably that's why they don't support it as they already do natively?”

Sorry, should have worded it better. I mean the G4's that aren't from Three.

The G4c has native VoLTE support for Three branded devices yet it's still on the list for TinT VoLTE support.
moox
07-04-2016
I am not sure if the list really matters. My device is not on the list and it works.

3 seems to like making lists that have no bearing on reality. According to their supervoice list I shouldn't be getting 800 either, but it comes in loud and clear
Thine Wonk
07-04-2016
Not for me works on the LG G3, but not on my newer LG V10 which has 800MHz, it doesn't list the option on the menu on that device. I doubt Three will increase the list of devices to include rarer phones like mine.

So I'll have to not have it.
MatthiasSchilf
07-04-2016
Originally Posted by red_g00ner:
“No Samsung I have a Sim Free S7 Edge”

Snap - I'm in exactly the same boat. Sooo annoying, I'm seriously considering jumping ship to EE when my SIM only contract expires in July!
Thine Wonk
07-04-2016
This is the list of supported models, they do say that they are looking to expand the list.

LG G2
LG G3
LG G4c
LG Nexus 5
LG Spirit

Sony Xperia SP
Sony Xperia Z
Sony Xperia Z Ultra
Sony Xperia Z1
Sony Xperia Z1 Compact
Sony Xperia Z2
Sony Xperia Z3
Sony Xperia Z3 Compact
Sony Xperia M2
Sony Xperia E
Sony Xperia E1
Sony M4 Aqua
GavinAshford
07-04-2016
All those phones were on my original scraping of the devices list behind the coverage map and were originally showing as TINT800=True before everything went to False.

The devices list has been updated today and the exact list above again shows as True and the remainder with a TINT value as False. I'd expect those remaining ones to be the first to have TINT enabled, then maybe further handsets added at a later point.
-ajm-
07-04-2016
T in T always seems to put my calls on speaker.
thebennyboy
07-04-2016
Originally Posted by GavinAshford:
“All those phones were on my original scraping of the devices list behind the coverage map and were originally showing as TINT800=True before everything went to False.

The devices list has been updated today and the exact list above again shows as True and the remainder with a TINT value as False. I'd expect those remaining ones to be the first to have TINT enabled, then maybe further handsets added at a later point.”

Do you have a link for the original leaked list?
jonmorris
07-04-2016
Originally Posted by -ajm-:
“T in T always seems to put my calls on speaker.”

I had that too on my Nexus 6P.
-ajm-
07-04-2016
Originally Posted by jonmorris:
“I had that too on my Nexus 6P.”

It's been doing it for a while.
blueacid
08-04-2016
Having registered with Tint, I now get 4g800 with Three. I just made a VOLTE call from my Sony Z3 Compact. Quality was very good indeed! Data was working as well, so it'll be interesting to see how their coverage patch now increases..
El Cubido
08-04-2016
My experience today of Supervoice using TiT today wasn't so great.

First time i tried calling (in an area i tradtionally got no signal in the past. Ever), albeit with 1 bar of 4G, i got through to the other person who sounded robotic and who couldn't hear me and like other above have said, it defaulted to loud-speaker.

I could use data just fine though.

Next, i was in the centre of Guildford, where i couldn't get any 3G, was hoping for 4G Supervoice to kick in, being that i believe the 800Mhz mast is about 1 mile away and...nothing.

After about 5 mins of trying to make a call i noticed i had gone over to 'R' above the signal icon on my phone and was able to call.

Using a Z1 Compact, with custom (non Three) firmware.
Stereo Steve
08-04-2016
Bit gutted that the ZTE Blade S6 isn't on the TIT list. It's such a major player and even though the app doesn't really work anyway and most of the time says 'unavailable' at home, I would have appreciated a bit of TIT action. Still, I'll be OK. With all the ads that pop up from the Android shyte on my phone, I'll hardly notice.

I now realise why my parents never let us watch ITV and why I don't let my kids either.

Back to iOS for me and a proper phone very soon.
The Sack
08-04-2016
Originally Posted by Stereo Steve:
“ I would have appreciated a bit of TIT action.”

Wouldn't we all!
jonmorris
08-04-2016
Originally Posted by The Sack:
“Wouldn't we all!”

Someone had to say it.
-ajm-
08-04-2016
For me it's nice to finally be included in something.
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