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KylliOrvokki
2016-01-26 , 08:45
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Originally Posted by
oenone
So you possibly could squeeze some 1800 MHz LTE out of your device. Not all is lost.
This depend how that phone will report supported networks after that change it the link
How this works:
1. Phone tells the Network what frequencies it supports
2. Network makes decision based on frequencies phone can find in that area and then network will give/move phone to specific network 2G/3G/4G and frequency
3. If there is no 1800 available in that area = you will not get it.
4. If there is = you might get it automatically depending if signal strength + congestion level + admission control + couple 10 other dynamically changing parameters in the network are better in 4G than in 3G.
All in all - Network will move you phone automatically to correct place if based on what is available and Network is optimized correctly.
Last edited by KylliOrvokki; 2016-01-26 at
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