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  #2269826 4-Jul-2019 12:21
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dellor:

 

http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/BU1906/S00195/vodafone-launches-first-voice-over-lte-4g-sites.htm

 

https://bizedge.co.nz/story/vodafone-begins-voice-over-lte-4g-rollout-a-first-for-nz

 

''Provisioning of the service is underway and scheduled for completion by the end of June''

 

 

Well it's wrong




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  #2269831 4-Jul-2019 12:43
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pchs:

 

AFAIR I think already mentioned on Geekzone, RBI2 required VoLTE so the other carriers will have it running very shortly too. 

 

 

@pchs Correct in the next week or two

 

 

 

 

Next week or 2 hmmm does that mean testing it locked down or fully rolled out nationwide?


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  #2269835 4-Jul-2019 12:47
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dellor:

 

Linux:

 

pchs:

 

AFAIR I think already mentioned on Geekzone, RBI2 required VoLTE so the other carriers will have it running very shortly too. 

 

 

@pchs Correct in the next week or two

 

 

 

 

Next week or 2 hmmm does that mean testing it locked down or fully rolled out nationwide?

 

 

Can't see it been nationwide in the next few weeks from any of the carriers




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  #2269915 4-Jul-2019 14:21
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Have Spark even launched VoLTE in June as they were required to do?


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  #2269918 4-Jul-2019 14:23
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Why are they required to do this?

 

 (Off Topic)  will 3G networks eventually also be shutdown just like what's happening with 2G networks?


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  #2269923 4-Jul-2019 14:34
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dellor:

 

Why are they required to do this?

 

 (Off Topic)  will 3G networks eventually also be shutdown just like what's happening with 2G networks?

 

 

Many new RBI2 sites with a shared RAN (shared between 2d, Spark and VF) will be 4G only so VoLTE is required for voice rather than falling back to circuit switched 3G.

 

At some point 3G networks will be shut down, but we're a long way from that.


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#2269927 4-Jul-2019 14:49
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sbiddle:

 

Have Spark even launched VoLTE in June as they were required to do?

 

 

All carriers were required to launch VoLTE by end of June, No idea what's happened


 
 
 

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  #2269950 4-Jul-2019 15:24
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Once all 3 carriers have this going will we likely see HD Voice calls between all the carriers?


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  #2269952 4-Jul-2019 15:26
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DjShadow:

 

Once all 3 carriers have this going will we likely see HD Voice calls between all the carriers?

 

 

One would hope so providing your handset supports it and I suspect that only the most recent / expensive  models will. 





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  #2269954 4-Jul-2019 15:28
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Linux:

 

sbiddle:

 

Have Spark even launched VoLTE in June as they were required to do?

 

 

All carriers were required to launch VoLTE by end of June, No idea what's happened

 

 

Delays from the RCG side. Dont think i can comment past there :)





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  #2269958 4-Jul-2019 15:32
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old3eyes:

 

DjShadow:

 

Once all 3 carriers have this going will we likely see HD Voice calls between all the carriers?

 

 

One would hope so providing your handset supports it and I suspect that only the most recent / expensive  models will. 

 

 

 

 

Cheapest phone that supports HD Voice is the Vodafone Smart E9 @$99


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dellor:

 

old3eyes:

 

DjShadow:

 

Once all 3 carriers have this going will we likely see HD Voice calls between all the carriers?

 

 

One would hope so providing your handset supports it and I suspect that only the most recent / expensive  models will. 

 

 

 

 

Cheapest phone that supports HD Voice is the Vodafone Smart E9 @$99

 

 

Is that HD voice or VoLTE??





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old3eyes:

 

dellor:

 

old3eyes:

 

DjShadow:

 

Once all 3 carriers have this going will we likely see HD Voice calls between all the carriers?

 

 

One would hope so providing your handset supports it and I suspect that only the most recent / expensive  models will. 

 

 

 

 

Cheapest phone that supports HD Voice is the Vodafone Smart E9 @$99

 

 

Is that HD voice or VoLTE??

 

 

HD Voice not VoLTE


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HD Voice is an older tech Voice over LTE is better.

 

Fyi iPhone 6 and up support Voice over LTE. I got the carrier update after Vodafone rolled it out but it looks like I will have to make a special trip over to the Shore just to try it out.


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A VoLTE call to JohnR the other day:

 

 

 





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