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  Reply # 771614 28-Feb-2013 11:33 Send private message

Bought the addon 30min ago (on 100 plan) driving thru AKL airport and now at remuera, no LTE sign :(

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  Reply # 771615 28-Feb-2013 11:33 Send private message

NZCoderGuy: $10 a month extra, for the privilege of burning through your data cap faster?

I am failing to see the logic in that? I would have thought it was a given..


It is certainly an interesting approach, I don't recall any sort of extra fee when 3G was introduced and that was a very large increase in data speeds.

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  Reply # 771616 28-Feb-2013 11:35 Send private message

Looks like I wont be joining voda any time soon.

Not available in wellington until later in the year and only available on plan.

:( sniff.

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  Reply # 771617 28-Feb-2013 11:38 Send private message

huntlai: Bought the addon 30min ago (on 100 plan) driving thru AKL airport and now at remuera, no LTE sign :(


Did you change your APN to VF?

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  Reply # 771618 28-Feb-2013 11:42 Send private message

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huntlai: Bought the addon 30min ago (on 100 plan) driving thru AKL airport and now at remuera, no LTE sign :(


Did you change your APN to VF?


The default iPhone APN should work fine




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  Reply # 771619 28-Feb-2013 11:44 Send private message

NZCoderGuy:
NzBeagle:
NZCoderGuy: $10 a month extra, for the privilege of burning through your data cap faster?

I am failing to see the logic in that? I would have thought it was a given..


I guess you pay for the privilege? Given they just spent money upgrading to DC, the LTE bill has to be paid somehow. 


But they haven't even deployed much at all, parts of auckland only. Rather pointless anyone else in the country opting in for that extra charge yet.


So don't then. It isn't that hard.





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  Reply # 771626 28-Feb-2013 11:45 Send private message

Peppery: Cheers John! It's working now!



FYI the default iPhone APN needs to be changed to "vodafone" from the default "www.iphone-vodafone.net.nz"





JohnR I was referring to this and your earlier post referencing APN's.

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  Reply # 771627 28-Feb-2013 11:46 Send private message

I wants the DC S3, but with the S4 announcement imminent I am pretty sure I should wait, though the likely 5" screen is very offputting!

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  Reply # 771629 28-Feb-2013 11:48 Send private message

gmanp: Well, I'm on a plan with 4G, in a 4G area, with a 4G device and I've got no 4G.

Called customer service and they say it should be working for me, maybe I should reboot my phone and/or wait a day. So... points to Vodafone for the stealth launch, points off for it not working as announced!



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  Reply # 771632 28-Feb-2013 11:50 Send private message

Peppery: Cheers John! It's working now!



FYI the default iPhone APN needs to be changed to "vodafone" from the default "www.iphone-vodafone.net.nz"





So based on this I could chew thru my data in less than 7 seconds!




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  Reply # 771633 28-Feb-2013 11:51 Send private message

dickytim:
Peppery: Cheers John! It's working now!



FYI the default iPhone APN needs to be changed to "vodafone" from the default "www.iphone-vodafone.net.nz"





So based on this I could chew thru my data in less than 7 seconds!


Well I guess if you selected a single download equal to the size of your data allowance, then yes, but would you?

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  Reply # 771634 28-Feb-2013 11:52 Send private message

dickytim: So based on this I could chew thru my data in less than 7 seconds!


No, unless your cap is only 50 megabytes?

The speedtest shows MEGABITS per second. This is about 8.8 MEGABYTES per second. Please get your calculator and redo it.





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  Reply # 771635 28-Feb-2013 11:53 Send private message

networkn:
Peppery: Cheers John! It's working now!



FYI the default iPhone APN needs to be changed to "vodafone" from the default "www.iphone-vodafone.net.nz"





JohnR I was referring to this and your earlier post referencing APN's.


That was part my fault and I have edited my post

So just confirming the default iphone APN will work fine and other devices like the 4G Samsung S3 i9305 need to use vodafone




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  Reply # 771638 28-Feb-2013 11:55 Send private message

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dickytim: So based on this I could chew thru my data in less than 7 seconds!


No, unless your cap is only 50 megabytes?

The speedtest shows MEGABITS per second. This is about 8.8 MEGABYTES per second. Please get your calculator and redo it.



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  Reply # 771640 28-Feb-2013 11:56 Send private message

Here's a handy way of getting your heads around speeds:

1 Megabyte is 8 Megabits. So One megabit per second = 0.125 megabyte per second.




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