on 20-02-2013 09:42
on 20-02-2013 17:41
on 20-02-2013 17:41
Well, for me seeingthat O2 has got a good chunk of the 4G stuff now could mean 1 thing, I might actually get proper 3G and even way way better 2G coverage where I am in the countryside.
I have weekly chats with O2 CS in the hope I may have better reception and get fobbed off with same lame excuse and there are times I regret coming to O2.
Fingers crossed I get an improvement like so many are hoping for
AS for me worried or thinking about a 4G phone - not at all, I'll wait until much later on
on 20-02-2013 19:09
on 20-02-2013 19:18
on 20-02-2013 19:18
on 20-02-2013 19:31
on 20-02-2013 19:31
@liquid it is not just about speed with 4g but range and in building coverage I for one am looking forward to the benefits of the coverage obligation block that O2 bought being a very rural user.
on 20-02-2013 19:52
on 20-02-2013 19:52
on 20-02-2013 20:32
on 20-02-2013 20:32
@adamtemp64 wrote:@Liquid it is not just about speed with 4g but range and in building coverage I for one am looking forward to the benefits of the coverage obligation block that O2 bought being a very rural user.
I think this is the bit we are all, truely, looking forward to and hoping that O2 does actually succeed especially for the rural and very rural users.
If that improves then I think it'll be a big success for O2
on 21-02-2013 14:37
on 21-02-2013 14:37
Isn't the 800MHz band the one where the filters have to be provided to prevent interference with DVB-T TV?
I assume the Z10 will work with O24G.
on 21-02-2013 14:42
on 21-02-2013 14:42
Yes it will. It has LTE on 800
@aldaweb wrote:
I assume the Z10 will work with O24G.
on 21-02-2013 14:46
on 21-02-2013 14:46
Th 800mhz band is one that will affect a % of home and not all homes
Approx 2 Million if you look here and see if you may be in an affected area http://www.ukfree.tv/fullstory.php?storyid=1107052066
on 24-02-2013 03:46
on 24-02-2013 03:46