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drbob500

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#116080 17-Apr-2013 17:01
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I was wondering I believe 4G on Vodafone is using 1800 band on phones, if a phone is running quad band 850/900/1800/1900 but doesn't state it's LTE will it be capable of running 4G or is this just wishful thinking on my behalf?

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  #801111 17-Apr-2013 17:02
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It needs to have an LTE radio. The bands are irrelevant if there's no radio; it's like having an aerial but no receiver.



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  #801112 17-Apr-2013 17:04
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thought as much but it doesn't hurt to ask,
thanks for the quick reply, best I get on with finding a new phone

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  #801115 17-Apr-2013 17:11
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Not that hard, only a handful of lte capable phones nowadays ... Make sure the it's the correct band for the network



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  #801135 17-Apr-2013 17:51
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4G as of today is on 1800Mhz so band3 in the LTE band plan if specs don't state LTE then they are talking about GSM / 2G

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  #801153 17-Apr-2013 18:18
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I am well overdue a new phone so sounds like a good excuse to get one,

thanks guys

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