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EE 2G/3G/4G Discussion Thread (Part 2) |
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EE website has had a minor redesign
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I leave myself messages to make myself think I'm popular and important....!
Anyone remember when to you could use PC software to send text messages? I think you could send the code to then icons on and off through them. Reminds me too of flash messages, which would display automatically to the user... |
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#1379 |
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Done the trick quite nicely! Voicemail icon no longer appears.
Thanks
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The BlackBerry Priv becomes the first android to officially support VoLTE.
Can't be long before wider support now
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The BlackBerry Priv becomes the first android to officially support VoLTE.
Can't be long before wider support now ![]() |
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I'm in a VoLTE area but just noticed that my phone still steps down to 3G to set up call diverts (call forwarding on iPhone).
Calls and texts are fine over 4G though. |
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What an odd choice to be first!
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They were able to do 1 on 1 testing with the handful of Priv users still in existence
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Was reading this article dated December 2015 http://www.thinksmallcell.com/Metroc...all-cells.html Quote:
Andy, a popular speaker in the conference circuit, is nothing if not consistent. He's been saying for some time that EE would make full use of their existing assets (spectrum and sites) before densifying with an additional layer of small cells. He outlined a three stage evolution plan: Do we think we are now into stages 2 and 3 in the big cities?
a) Expanding existing macrocell sites on city centre rooftops with additional sectors and full complement of 2G, 3G and 4G technologies. This includes the 2600 MHz FDD LTE band that is now supported by the latest smartphones, and may expand to 4, 5 or sometimes even 6 sectors as macro sites evolve. b) Expanding existing street level microcells, again with the full complement of 2G, 3G and 4G. These can often reuse the same small antenna already in place and may be single sector, sometimes two or even three. c) Installing a new underlay of urban small cells, which would be 4G only and capable of Carrier Aggregation. |
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Dunfermline and Chippenham 4G Calling Live.
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800-presumed is still working after all. Sat here with full scale when it's normally about 2/3rds on this vague Marshmallow signal indicator, and seeing unknown band on LTE Discovery. Drops a bit when it switches to band 3.
Hehe... if 4G Calling isn't coming to Android for a while even though it seemingly has access to 800, Apple will love the reliability message it sends out when people get their failed calls in patchy areas. "Must be those cheap and nasty Android phones hurr hurr" |
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Wow! Glastonbury 2016 + EE
EE’s investment in building a 4G network capable of supporting the amazing appetite for data at Glastonbury Festival includes:
Adding a sixth temporary mobile antenna unit to the network to improve coverage and increase capacity Identifying optimum locations for all six mobile sites to deliver 4G coverage to all areas of the festival Reviewing congestion graphs from 2015 to optimise capacity for the 2016 event Tripling the 4G spectrum capacity, adding 35MHz of 2600MHz spectrum to the existing 20MHz of 1800MHz spectrum Implementing 4G Calling (VoLTE) to allow phone calls to be carried over the 4G network Implementing state-of-the-art six sector antenna technology to optimise capacity Deploying the full EE portfolio of 2G and 3G spectrum Increasing backhaul capacity to provide an optimum data experience More at: http://ee.co.uk/our-company/newsroom...-15-terabytes- Great news about them tripling capacity! It was really congested most of the time last year. |
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That really is just wow
![]() Makes a field just as advanced as Wembley
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EE’s investment in building a 4G network capable of supporting the amazing appetite for data at Glastonbury Festival includes:
Adding a sixth temporary mobile antenna unit to the network to improve coverage and increase capacity Identifying optimum locations for all six mobile sites to deliver 4G coverage to all areas of the festival Reviewing congestion graphs from 2015 to optimise capacity for the 2016 event Tripling the 4G spectrum capacity, adding 35MHz of 2600MHz spectrum to the existing 20MHz of 1800MHz spectrum Implementing 4G Calling (VoLTE) to allow phone calls to be carried over the 4G network Implementing state-of-the-art six sector antenna technology to optimise capacity Deploying the full EE portfolio of 2G and 3G spectrum Increasing backhaul capacity to provide an optimum data experience More at: http://ee.co.uk/our-company/newsroom...-15-terabytes- Great news about them tripling capacity! It was really congested most of the time last year. Though that's some data usage that they predict. Quote:
EE predicts that with 135,000 revellers on site, EE customers will use a colossal 15 terabytes of data via its 4G network over the course of the five days.
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Do we think we are now into stages 2 and 3 in the big cities?
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EE’s investment in building a 4G network capable of supporting the amazing appetite for data at Glastonbury Festival includes:
Adding a sixth temporary mobile antenna unit to the network to improve coverage and increase capacity Identifying optimum locations for all six mobile sites to deliver 4G coverage to all areas of the festival Reviewing congestion graphs from 2015 to optimise capacity for the 2016 event Tripling the 4G spectrum capacity, adding 35MHz of 2600MHz spectrum to the existing 20MHz of 1800MHz spectrum Implementing 4G Calling (VoLTE) to allow phone calls to be carried over the 4G network Implementing state-of-the-art six sector antenna technology to optimise capacity Deploying the full EE portfolio of 2G and 3G spectrum Increasing backhaul capacity to provide an optimum data experience More at: http://ee.co.uk/our-company/newsroom...-15-terabytes- Great news about them tripling capacity! It was really congested most of the time last year. |
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Speaking of Orange voicemail, remember Wildfire?!
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Anything new in the Hull area? Think orchard park/Cottingham has had some work done lately, judging by signal strength?
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Speaking of Orange voicemail, remember Wildfire?!
Do me a favour! |
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Those are some impressive stats, 55Mhz of spectrum should see most users stay happy.
Though that's some data usage that they predict. |
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What does a cow say?
Do me a favour! Mad cow? Hey Wildfire, I'm depressed... |
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Anything new in the Hull area? Think orchard park/Cottingham has had some work done lately, judging by signal strength?
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I would like just one CoW (Cell on Wheels) to be dragged to Download Festival. Hell, I might even come and pick it up with the Defender if I have to, as long as someone tells me where the on button is! Might resolve a weekend of "No Service"!
Offer him a tank of veg oil and maybe he can help you... |
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He'll get his Speak 'n Spell tuned in and you'll see blanket coverage there....
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