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2016-08-24
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#32
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Originally Posted by explit
Page of a User Manual of Intex Aqua Fish.
Some voices said, the LTE Bands on Intex are different than on Jolla C....
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2016-08-24
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@ Ängelholm, Sweden
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#33
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Originally Posted by ciaps
your choice, i'm here not to urge anyone.
Oh well.
I can't believe Intex made 1500 devices with different hardware just for Jolla.
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2016-08-24
, 17:48
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#35
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i asked to jolla zendesk. actually jollac and intex aquafish have differences in hardware.
well actually that could be possible if only the modem is the difference, when the factory assembled phones they just used different pieces.but maybe i am making it too easy
ps: in italy Lucky my operator have 1800 mhz amongst its 3 bands.
one band compatible is just enough, isnt it?
well actually that could be possible if only the modem is the difference, when the factory assembled phones they just used different pieces.but maybe i am making it too easy
ps: in italy Lucky my operator have 1800 mhz amongst its 3 bands.
one band compatible is just enough, isnt it?
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2016-08-24
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#36
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Originally Posted by Heik
these indians are better than europeans/americans.. they reported sar value in all cases,wich is very appreciable. since the modem is different, what is the sar of the C? i am using it but my device's box is at home
Page of a User Manual of Intex Aqua Fish.
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2016-08-24
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#37
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Originally Posted by coderus
Ok, so using the other package does not work :-(. Time for me to get an other provider if I want to use 4g. But till now 2/3G works well, and for the rest using WiFi.
because my friends who have Aqua Fish tried it and i have a feedback.
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2016-08-25
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#38
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Originally Posted by itdoesntmatt
Yes, because in the city I work, I have LTE on 1800 Mhz on the Aquafish, works like a charm.
ps: in italy Lucky my operator have 1800 mhz amongst its 3 bands.
one band compatible is just enough, isnt it?
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2016-08-25
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@ Berlin / Germany
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#39
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Originally Posted by richdb
Well, if its true i see absolutely no Problem to use Aquafish in europe.
Yes, because in the city I work, I have LTE on 1800 Mhz on the Aquafish, works like a charm.
I can speak only for Germany, where i live.
All 4 Network Operators in Germany are using Band 3 (1800 MHz)
Here is the whole list:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o...orks_in_Europe
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2016-08-25
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#40
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Originally Posted by explit
Depends on where they support 1800. Vodafone in the Netherlands using combination of 800/1800. But only 1800 in bigger cities.
Well, if its true i see absolutely no Problem to use Aquafish in europe.
I can speak only for Germany, where i live.
All 4 Network Operators in Germany are using Band 3 (1800 MHz)
Here is the whole list:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o...orks_in_Europe
Look for a map of germany like this: https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/vi...psMPUGLFvAhlJ8
I can't believe Intex made 1500 devices with different hardware just for Jolla.