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EE 800 Mhz 4G to go live next week
Posted by our very own jonmorris in the EE thread, but I felt this deserved it's own thread for discussion / questions.
https://jmcomms.com/2016/11/17/exclu...ive-next-week/ |
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Yeeehaaaa!! Let's hope it's live on the remote sites in the Scottish highlands that are active!!
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Yeeehaaaa!! Let's hope it's live on the remote sites in the Scottish highlands that are active!!
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Given BT owns EE they should get rolling this out to their own BT Mobile customers. Probably won't in the short term but they should.
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Given BT owns EE they should get rolling this out to their own BT Mobile customers. Probably won't in the short term but they should.
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I wonder if the same could be said for Virgin Mobile? Or will they ever only have 1800MHz 4G?
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I am very excited about this announcement. I really hope my area with the power turned up has great coverage now. Low-power 800MHz certainly isn't too shabby.
If it's good, it's goodbye Vodafone come May. |
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I wonder if the same could be said for Virgin Mobile? Or will they ever only have 1800MHz 4G?
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Given BT owns EE they should get rolling this out to their own BT Mobile customers. Probably won't in the short term but they should.
I wish they'd get a move on and do VoLTE/VoWiFi though. My phone is compatible with EE's VoLTE. |
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I don't understand this article? 4G 800Mhz is already live on many sites now? does this mean EVERY 4G enabled site will now magically broadcast 800Mhz too?
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I don't understand this article? 4G 800Mhz is already live on many sites now? does this mean EVERY 4G enabled site will now magically broadcast 800Mhz too?
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I wondered the same thing.
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Only the sites that are cabled up for L08 will broadcast it. Quite a lot of sites will still be L18 until L08 is cabled up.
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Interesting... preety hard to tell then which sites are cabled up for 800Mhz then I guess...
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So should I be flashing EVR firmware back on my S7. Or will the Nougat Beta that already has VOLTE access be supported!?
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So should I be flashing EVR firmware back on my S7. Or will the Nougat Beta that already has VOLTE access be supported!?
Nougat btu will work |
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Nougat btu will work
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When is Nougat BTU firmware going to be released for the Samsung Galaxy S7 please?
http://www.sammobile.com/2016/11/18/...ased-in-china/ |
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Im guessing Note 7 ROM ports for the S7 wouldn't see it then? On either BTU or EVR firmware?
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Oh Damn! I missed out on that BETA programme
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You can flash it via Odin , check the xda forums for the flash file you need.
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Will I lose all my current installed apps and set-up?
But it is Beta so expect bugs and be prepared to reset to factory if things don't work Ie gear vr doesn't work In beta |
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If you're currently on any ROM that isn't BTU you won't be able to upgrade directly, you'll need to flash BTU via ODIN and you will lose data, as you'll need a factory reset to change the CSC to BTU.
If you're on BTU marshmallow, the upgrade to nougat BTU wont lose any data. |
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