Originally Posted by justjax:
“Okay great, so can I ask what speeds you've managed to get? I was getting around 20 Mbps before on my standard 4G contract and after the upgrade I still seem to be getting the same, but saying that, my signal does still say 4G . How do I know if I'm on 4G+, does it actually say 4G+ in the top left hand corner of the handset?”
The iPhone 6 doesn't do 4G+ so you won't see any difference even if you were in a 4G+ area.
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“ EE switches on its 150Mbps LTE-A network in London - but iPhone 6 isn't supported
The UK's biggest mobile operator, EE, has announced that it has switched-on its LTE-Advanced network which will offer download speeds of up to 150Mbps. To begin with, it will only be available in central London but the service will expand outwards to cover greater London and "the UK's busiest cities" by the end of 2015.
Devices such as the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 support this new modem, but users of the new iPhone 6 and 6 Plus feature Category 4.”
http://www.telecomstechnews.com/news...snt-supported/
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“EE 4G in London gets a speed boost, but not on iPhone
The alliterative operator's "4G+" tech is LTE Advanced, which the network claims offers real-world speeds of up to 90Mbps.
The new mobile data boost -- which EE is calling "4G+" and claims will offer real-world speeds of up to 90Mbps -- has been achieved by combining 20MHz slices of bandwidth from the network's 1,800MHz and 2.6GHz bands.
It's only available in central London for now, specifically Shoreditch, Old Street, Southbank, Soho, Westminster and Kensington, but will spread across the capital and to other major UK cities next year, EE says. You'll also need to be on one of EE's higher-speed 4GEE Extra plans, or a corporate 4GEE plan.
The bad news is that not many phones are compatible with the LTE-Advanced tech. Indeed, EE says it's only currently flogging two compatible mobiles, the Samsung Galaxy Alpha and Galaxy Note 4.
That means owners of all the other 4G phones, including the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, will be stuck on boring old normal 4G.
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http://www.cnet.com/uk/news/ee-4g-in...not-on-iphone/