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  #557804 14-Dec-2011 11:05
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I went from an HTC to a 4S.



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  #557805 14-Dec-2011 11:07
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Behodar: I went from an HTC to a 4S.


The 4S has good RF performance

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  #557806 14-Dec-2011 11:08
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I noticed :)



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  #558698 16-Dec-2011 13:37
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johnr:
Behodar: I went from an HTC to a 4S.


The 4S has good RF performance


Yeah I noticed this, I upgraded from the version 4 to the 4S and the 4S has much better WiFi and 3G service.

Looking forward to getting my 'free upgrade' for our Sure Signal, we got the same email about it. 

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  #559338 18-Dec-2011 19:58
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Out of interest do any the people who are getting a free upgrade have the 'current model' of the sure signal (http://www.vodafone.co.nz/services/femtocell/) or the original $99 version?  


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AKT: Out of interest do any the people who are getting a free upgrade have the 'current model' of the sure signal (http://www.vodafone.co.nz/services/femtocell/) or the original $99 version?  



It will be the original Sure Signal

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  #559344 18-Dec-2011 20:10
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Does that mean there may be a price drop on the new sure signal then? If not, does anyone want to get rid of their old one?


 
 
 

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  #559345 18-Dec-2011 20:11
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AKT: Does that mean there may be a price drop on the new sure signal then? If not, does anyone want to get rid of their old one?



The old ones will be knocked off the network I suspect once they are all swaped out

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  #559350 18-Dec-2011 20:24
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johnr:
AKT: Does that mean there may be a price drop on the new sure signal then? If not, does anyone want to get rid of their old one?



The old ones will be knocked off the network I suspect once they are all swaped out


I'll hold out for a price-drop then...


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  #559937 20-Dec-2011 12:53
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when will the new sure signals actually be received?

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  #560071 20-Dec-2011 20:29
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humvee: when will the new sure signals actually be received?


They started getting dispatched today

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  #560108 20-Dec-2011 22:47
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I had purchased 2 Sure Signal boxes - one via the Vodafone website. I have not received any email about getting upgrades for these units. Does anyone know if I am stuck with the old model?




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  #560191 21-Dec-2011 10:52
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I purchased 2 units 2 (well actually I purchased 1 and my wife purchased the other (using different email addresses)

and we got an email saying one is being upgraded and nothing about the other. why would this be? I emailed vodafone but they just said I may not be getting an upgrade but could not tell me for sure


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  #560283 21-Dec-2011 14:36
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Johnr - can you shed any light on who will/will not be getting upgrades and what the reason behind it is? Are there some of the older units are that are more reliable than others, etc?




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  #561235 24-Dec-2011 17:49
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I received my "Free Upgrade" sure signal this morning, this device has a much smaller form factor to our original device and seems to work well...

But its cooking up.  I can smell the hot plastic smell all throughout my home after having it powered for some 6 hours, and its really too hot to touch.

Out comes my laser thermometer and WOW! 68 degrees C on the silver strip at the front!  Is that normal?  
We have two Iphones in our home that are running off of it with almost no handset use today at all as its Christmas eve (no calls, no 3g internet surfing). 

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