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EE 2G/3G/4G Discussion Thread (Part 2) |
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#301 |
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I have a mifi set to 800 only, and I can do a network scan and see that EE shows up in the list. Obviously I can't connect because it's not yet available for public use
I have EE SIMs, but none with any credit on them ![]() |
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#302 |
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Try clearing your browser cache.
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#303 |
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Ahh I see. When did that start happening? i wonder if it's on mine. Don't think I can force my MiFi to 800 though.
Interestingly, 3's 800 is the only one that shows up when I use the mifi on its own (which would make sense as I get all that superpumping BS if I check my coverage). I have to plug in an external antenna to get EE, Vodafone and O2's 800 to appear, so I'm not sure where their cell sites are |
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#304 |
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Wi-Fi Calling to 4G seems to be working everytime now in Stamford.
https://youtu.be/9-kQp5j4H0I It won't step down to 3G though, the call will drop with "You've dialled an incorrect number" beep beep beep and you can't initiate calls on 4G. |
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#305 |
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Places (so far) i have seen on Cellmapper that shows EE 800MHz/Band 20
![]() Edgware, NW London Cannons Park, London Harrow, NW London Northampton on the M1 (very slow signal) Watford Gap Service Station Tesco Extra Banbury OX16 Bristol City Windmill Golf Academy, Bristol, BS36 New House Farm, NP15 https://www.cellmapper.net/map?MCC=2...lse&bands=0,20 https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...apper&hl=en_GB |
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Wi-Fi Calling to 4G seems to be working everytime now in Stamford.
https://youtu.be/9-kQp5j4H0I It won't step down to 3G though, the call will drop with "You've dialled an incorrect number" beep beep beep and you can't initiate calls on 4G. |
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#307 |
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Is there a reason you started out in airplane mode?
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#308 |
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To make sure the call started via my router. Killed the power off it and it happily switched to 4G.
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#309 |
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Wi-Fi Calling to 4G seems to be working everytime now in Stamford.
https://youtu.be/9-kQp5j4H0I It won't step down to 3G though, the call will drop with "You've dialled an incorrect number" beep beep beep and you can't initiate calls on 4G. |
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I'm told London is getting the VoLTE switch on and all will be completed by Thursday. Can't be too long until it's announced now.
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I'm told London is getting the VoLTE switch on and all will be completed by Thursday. Can't be too long until it's announced now.
VO2 are certainly heading EE's way! http://www.4g.co.uk |
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I'm told London is getting the VoLTE switch on and all will be completed by Thursday. Can't be too long until it's announced now.
Looks like this is going to take months and months to fully roll out in the UK. |
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Sounds promising, hopefully opening the door to 800MHz?
VO2 are certainly heading EE's way! http://www.4g.co.uk Too much 2G only on CTIL!Hopefully EE and Three will also plonk some 4G in that area soon!
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That's only London completed by Thursday?
Looks like this is going to take months and months to fully roll out in the UK. When it comes to less populated areas, the rollout area should be wider..... |
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Is there any reason why EE are being so secretive about the roll out? If I could at least see which areas are due to roll out with a rough estimate I'd feel a lot better.
I guess I'm just finding it slightly annoying that where I am has widespread 4G and yet my phone will still disconnect when I move out of range of the Wifi network I'm connected to, I'd rather not have to keep switching Wifi calling on and off, especially since where my girlfriend lives Wifi calling is very useful due to not very good signal indoors. |
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They probably won't announce it until at least 70%+ can get it. No point at the moment as it'll drive calls into CS that are unnecessary.
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That's only London completed by Thursday?
Looks like this is going to take months and months to fully roll out in the UK. |
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Has anything been mentioned about the calls on other devices feature of the iPhone, specifically when the device is remote (i.e., not on the same wifi network)?
AT&T are making great use of the feature and are now allowing calls when the customer's iPhone is turned off. Any idea if/when EE will launch this? The option seems to have been removed from the menu in 9.3.. |
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Has anything been mentioned about the calls on other devices feature of the iPhone, specifically when the device is remote (i.e., not on the same wifi network)?
AT&T are making great use of the feature and are now allowing calls when the customer's iPhone is turned off. Any idea if/when EE will launch this? The option seems to have been removed from the menu in 9.3.. http://m.imore.com/att-enables-wi-fi...avelers-ios-93 |
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They probably won't announce it until at least 70%+ can get it. No point at the moment as it'll drive calls into CS that are unnecessary.
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Has anything been mentioned about the calls on other devices feature of the iPhone, specifically when the device is remote (i.e., not on the same wifi network)?
AT&T are making great use of the feature and are now allowing calls when the customer's iPhone is turned off. Any idea if/when EE will launch this? The option seems to have been removed from the menu in 9.3.. |
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VoLTE was working at NEC Birmingham yesterday and intermittently in north Leeds, I suspect one of my local mast has it switched on and the other doesn't, depending which one my Iphone is using?
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#323 |
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AT&T are now also letting it's customers with iOS 9.3 use wifi calling abroad and calls they make back to USA will count as included in their contract rather than pay foreign call rates that get charged normally.
http://m.imore.com/att-enables-wi-fi...avelers-ios-93 Yes I'd still have the data issue but most of the time I'm in the office or hotel with wifi and in any case, the Three 'Feel at home' data rates are pretty poor. |
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Noticed the Sensorly app has started to allow mapping of 4G+/LTE-A areas. Only on certain Sony & LG phones at the moment though.
None showing up in the UK.. Not sure if anyone has mapped it though. France has quite a bit. Anyone able to try? |
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#325 |
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I would love EE to implement this feature as it would save me messing around with topping up a Three SIM and forwarding my EE number to it for the periods of time I'm in the US.
Yes I'd still have the data issue but most of the time I'm in the office or hotel with wifi and in any case, the Three 'Feel at home' data rates are pretty poor. |
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Too much 2G only on CTIL!