on 20-02-2013 09:42
on 20-02-2013 14:04
on 20-02-2013 14:04
@andrewstevenson wrote:
O2 should have invested in getting iPhones that was 4g ready but disable the 4g function till ready instead of using it as a cash cow to contribute the cost of 4g auction
Impossible until they knew what frequencies they would get.
Apple haven't made the phones yet.
on 20-02-2013 14:05
One decision I made long back is that, if I take a 4G phone, I will make sure that it supports LTE and check whether it can be used in many countries as I will be travelling.
on 20-02-2013 14:05
on 20-02-2013 14:05
...seems the 'fun' has started already! We really are a nation of whingers. You buy something knowing all the facts but still decide to grumble about it.
on 20-02-2013 14:06
Which frequency did O2 get ? Did they settle for the cheapest and most inefficient one ?
on 20-02-2013 14:06
on 20-02-2013 14:06
Always the iWhingers
@jonsie wrote:...seems the 'fun' has started already! We really are a nation of whingers. You buy something knowing all the facts but still decide to grumble about it.
on 20-02-2013 14:10
on 20-02-2013 14:10
@Anonymous wrote:
Isn't 4G in USA like at 100MB??
Nowhere near that and only about 60% coverage:
on 20-02-2013 14:11
on 20-02-2013 14:11
@Anonymous wrote:Which frequency did O2 get ? Did they settle for the cheapest and most inefficient one ?
No the best and the one that forces them to do 98% coverage indoors read all the posts and press releases.
O2 will have the best coverage as ofcom will be monitoring it
on 20-02-2013 14:35
on 20-02-2013 14:37
on 20-02-2013 14:37
@andrewstevenson wrote:
Well as far as I know e e have been using iPhone 5 on 4g for ages
It's a different version made for their network.
on 20-02-2013 14:37
on 20-02-2013 14:37
They have been, but on a different band. Until today no one knew what bands the other networks would get!!
@andrewstevenson wrote:
Well as far as I know e e have been using iPhone 5 on 4g for ages