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Reply # 772060 1-Mar-2013 08:32
ALTRON: I suppose iphone 5 users go through a bit more battery while running on LTE? I guess it's true, "How do you know if someone has an iPhone? They tell you."

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Reply # 772064 1-Mar-2013 08:36
It removes DC as well? Bummer! I may as well leave it on then. Thanks!

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Reply # 772066 1-Mar-2013 08:37
mrkgoo: It removes DC as well? Bummer! I may as well leave it on then. Thanks! No way it disables Dual carrier on 3G Systems Engineer Vodafone NZ http://forum.vodafone.co.nz

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Reply # 772067 1-Mar-2013 08:38
dickytim: mrkgoo: Interesting! I have an iPhone 5 and just now notice that it has an 'enable LTE' slider that it didn't before. I wonder if that came in the 6.1.2 update or was activated when 4g coverage became available? Anyway, I'm on prepay so no 4G for me. I was just wondering if switching LTE off will reduce battery drain somewhat? I know johnr says battery won't change much ON LTE, but what about off? In my experience, turning off radios you don't use prevents them from searching, which IS a big drain. And if I do turn it off on the iPhone, will the 3G connection still be the DC 3G? Doesn't turning LTE off remove access to dual carrier as well? That is what I found. Nope not related DC and 4G are very different Systems Engineer Vodafone NZ http://forum.vodafone.co.nz

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Reply # 772068 1-Mar-2013 08:41
Most important thing in this launch is where did you get the DeLorean or is that John's personal car ?? Regards, Old3eyes

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Reply # 772069 1-Mar-2013 08:42
Oh, I guess that makes more sense. So disabling lte on my iPhone means I will just use 3G, and that will still be dual-carrier if available?

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Reply # 772070 1-Mar-2013 08:42
mrkgoo:I have an iPhone 5 and just now notice that it has an 'enable LTE' slider that it didn't before. I wonder if that came in the 6.1.2 update or was activated when 4g coverage became available? http://www.geekzone.co.nz/sbiddle/8334 Systems Engineer Vodafone NZ http://forum.vodafone.co.nz

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Reply # 772071 1-Mar-2013 08:43
mrkgoo: Oh, I guess that makes more sense. So disabling LTE on my iPhone means I will just use 3G, and that will still be dual-carrier if available? Yes Systems Engineer Vodafone NZ http://forum.vodafone.co.nz

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Reply # 772072 1-Mar-2013 08:45
old3eyes: Most important thing in this launch is where did you get the DeLorean or is that John's personal car ?? We used the Vodafone NZ time machine and went back to 1981 and borrowed one Systems Engineer Vodafone NZ http://forum.vodafone.co.nz

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Reply # 772073 1-Mar-2013 08:46
Johnr, are plans going to be increased? You can go through $120 worth of data in 10 minutes.

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Reply # 772080 1-Mar-2013 08:54
Time2303: Johnr, are plans going to be increased? You can go through $120 worth of data in 10 minutes. Clearly not a question I am going to answer on a public forum before any official coms, Please just don't ask these questions Systems Engineer Vodafone NZ http://forum.vodafone.co.nz

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Reply # 772087 1-Mar-2013 09:09
I was wrong, 3G DC does work when you turn off LTE, it was just a coincedence when I turned it off previously I had a slow connection, tested again today and with LTE turned off I still got 20mbps. My appologies for the misinformation. I know a little more than nothing but not much...

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Reply # 772089 1-Mar-2013 09:15
Will the coverage maps on the website be updated with a 4G option?

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Reply # 772093 1-Mar-2013 09:22
DjShadow: Will the coverage maps on the website be updated with a 4G option? Yes a new layer will be added in time to show 4G coverage Systems Engineer Vodafone NZ http://forum.vodafone.co.nz

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Reply # 772108 1-Mar-2013 09:48
johnr: DjShadow: Will the coverage maps on the website be updated with a 4G option? Yes a new layer will be added in time to show 4G coverage For now they do have maps of the coverage area instore, I was shown one yesterday when I happened to be at a Vodafone store for another reason and asked about 4G. Twitter: @nztechfreak Blogs: AndroidNZ.net

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