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2013-11-28
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Originally Posted by shmerl
I guess everything must be working just fine, otherwise you'd see somebody bitching about it
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2013-11-28
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Originally Posted by minimos
Well, those of us outside of the initially supported regions want to know if devices will work with our mobile providers as well
I guess everything must be working just fine, otherwise you'd see somebody bitching about it
Since device is out, shouldn't Jolla publish the full specs on the modem somewhere?
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2013-11-28
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#33
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I agree... Would be nice to know if I'm getting an LTE device or 3G device 
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2013-11-28
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#34
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about bands
I read on IRC that 4G will come later as an upgrade (see that in the user guide only 3G is mentionned)
So maybe something is still unclear and they do not want to make any announcement yet?
Regarding 3G they could make a statement. But they basically mean that it works everywhere with 3G (but that is more my assumption).
I read on IRC that 4G will come later as an upgrade (see that in the user guide only 3G is mentionned)
So maybe something is still unclear and they do not want to make any announcement yet?
Regarding 3G they could make a statement. But they basically mean that it works everywhere with 3G (but that is more my assumption).
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2013-11-28
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As an upgrade to the hardware? How exactly do you see this happening? Or it's a software limitation which can be fixed with an OS update?
User guide does mention 4G in the very end.
Last edited by shmerl; 2013-11-28 at 10:40.
User guide does mention 4G in the very end.
Last edited by shmerl; 2013-11-28 at 10:40.
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2013-11-28
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#36
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Originally Posted by shmerl
Not via an other half
As an upgrade to the hardware? How exactly do you see this happening? Or it's a software limitation which can be fixed with an OS update?
User guide does mention 4G in the very end.
but I understood they need to enable it via a OS update
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2013-11-28
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#37
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Originally Posted by P@t
Even if that were true, the 4G modem hardware only supports a certain number of frequencies, and that cannot be changed via software. So I'd really like to know what those frequencies are.
about bands
I read on IRC that 4G will come later as an upgrade (see that in the user guide only 3G is mentionned)
So maybe something is still unclear and they do not want to make any announcement yet?
Regarding 3G they could make a statement. But they basically mean that it works everywhere with 3G (but that is more my assumption).
Regarding 3G, it's probably obvious that it's pentaband at this point, but I'd like to have some closure on this.
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2013-11-28
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#38
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No, jPhone cannot be used, not even imported into US. You know why? I tell you why. The moment it hits the US soil, Jolla will be sued by Apple for patent infringement in speaker placement. So, that's all, folks.
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2013-11-28
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#39
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Originally Posted by Sazpaimon
GSM: 850/900/1800/1900 MHz
Now that the device is out, can anyone that has it confirm the bands it supports?
UMTS: 900/2100 MHz
Now you can do your math about what will work in the US.
I don't find any info about LTE, though, and as I don't have an LTE contract, cannot test it either.
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2013-11-28
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LTE isn't functional on Jolla device, so that shouldn't figure into your calculation.