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Originally Posted by explit
It has, and I am sure Chen is more than capable of deciding whether or not this is feasable.
Hello guys!
I don't know, if its alredy discussed here, but Jolla Tablet Mainboard and also Aigo x86 Mainboard has soldering points for (BGA?) LTE Modem. And ponts for GSM Antennas. The small flex daughter board for MicroSD-Card can be replaced with the same size daughter board but with additional SIM-Card slot.
How difficult / expensive would be to realise an LTE Version of the tablet?
I would expect not, since modems == more regulatory overhead and having to create more SKUs to serve different regions. Wifi only seems a lot simpler in comparison
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Lack of 3g never was an issue for me since sailfish does quiet stable tethering from the phones.
But shouldn't it be possible to use a usb lte adapter?
I saw kimmoli doing some usb otg work a while back.
Does someone actually have usb otg working on Jolla Tablet?
But shouldn't it be possible to use a usb lte adapter?
I saw kimmoli doing some usb otg work a while back.
Does someone actually have usb otg working on Jolla Tablet?
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Originally Posted by mosen
On Aigo x86 Tablet and Android 4.4.4 (MUI) there is possible to use HUAWEI LTE Sticks, so the tbj-HW itself is LTE over USB-Host capable.
Lack of 3g never was an issue for me since sailfish does quiet stable tethering from the phones.
But shouldn't it be possible to use a usb lte adapter?
I saw kimmoli doing some usb otg work a while back.
Does someone actually have usb otg working on Jolla Tablet?
I'm not so familiar with HW-Adaptation, maybe someone can explain, what is needed, to get LTE-Sticks working on tbj-HW (Jolla Tablet JT-1501, Aigo x86, Yoyota Tablet)
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Originally Posted by explit
Should work (depends a bit if kernel was compiled including drivers)
On Aigo x86 Tablet and Android 4.4.4 (MUI) there is possible to use HUAWEI LTE Sticks, so the tbj-HW itself is LTE over USB-Host capable.
I'm not so familiar with HW-Adaptation, maybe someone can explain, what is needed, to get LTE-Sticks working on tbj-HW (Jolla Tablet JT-1501, Aigo x86, Yoyota Tablet)
But, you might need usb_modeswitch to change from mass storage mode to modem mode..
When that is done, it probably shows up as with interface, which can be configured - at least from command shell.
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@chelliangchen can you hold one for me please and we trade in HK
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Originally Posted by explit
its just internet-over-rndis, nothing magically.
On Aigo x86 Tablet and Android 4.4.4 (MUI) there is possible to use HUAWEI LTE Sticks, so the tbj-HW itself is LTE over USB-Host capable.
I'm not so familiar with HW-Adaptation, maybe someone can explain, what is needed, to get LTE-Sticks working on tbj-HW (Jolla Tablet JT-1501, Aigo x86, Yoyota Tablet)
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Why don't we have it by now? 
I put 50$ in the feature bounty ring for the first one to pull off, document and release support for any kind of still buyable lte usb stick!
Might be usefull for existing JT owners
I put 50$ in the feature bounty ring for the first one to pull off, document and release support for any kind of still buyable lte usb stick!
Might be usefull for existing JT owners
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I don't know, if its alredy discussed here, but Jolla Tablet Mainboard and also Aigo x86 Mainboard has soldering points for (BGA?) LTE Modem. And ponts for GSM Antennas. The small flex daughter board for MicroSD-Card can be replaced with the same size daughter board but with additional SIM-Card slot.
How difficult / expensive would be to realise an LTE Version of the tablet?
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