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#115873 10-Apr-2013 10:04
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On 2Degrees Facebook page, 4G announcement maybe?

P.S. sorry at work so cannot link to page.




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  #797006 10-Apr-2013 10:21
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Just seen a Tweet from them too which has a 10 second YouTube video that mentions 15th April

http://t.co/RveaB5gRyJ



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  #797013 10-Apr-2013 10:42
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Is it true that all their towers are 4G ready, just needs a Software Upgrade or License upgrade to activate it?



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  #797015 10-Apr-2013 10:46
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DjShadow: Is it true that all their towers are 4G ready, just needs a Software Upgrade or License upgrade to activate it?


Would depend on the age of the tower and what hardware is in it

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  #797134 10-Apr-2013 13:23

DjShadow: Is it true that all their towers are 4G ready, just needs a Software Upgrade or License upgrade to activate it?


Their network was built with 4G capability in mind. Wouldn't surprise me.

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  #797135 10-Apr-2013 13:24
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SteveON:
DjShadow: Is it true that all their towers are 4G ready, just needs a Software Upgrade or License upgrade to activate it?


Their network was built with 4G capability in mind. Wouldn't surprise me.


The early hardware that was deployed was GSM / WCDMA no LTE maybe the Core soft switch but not the RAN

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  #797139 10-Apr-2013 13:32
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quite a bit different from the usual 2Degrees marketing stuff.

I assume Rhys Derby is going to be under that hood?

 
 
 

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  #797141 10-Apr-2013 13:35
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or related to the passing of CEO?

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  #797149 10-Apr-2013 13:44
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joker97: or related to the passing of CEO?


pretty unlikely they would do a big marketing campaign to anounce a new CEO.

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  #797218 10-Apr-2013 15:53
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2degrees will be moving to 4G – although we will not be revealing details or timing of our plans at this stage.


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  #797670 11-Apr-2013 11:03
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LTE announcement please :)

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  #797691 11-Apr-2013 11:45

ALTRON: LTE announcement please :)

Why? so you can download your websites .5 of a sec faster and use the your cap 10x faster?

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  #797692 11-Apr-2013 11:49
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SteveON:
ALTRON: LTE announcement please :)

Why? so you can download your websites .5 of a sec faster and use the your cap 10x faster?


Think of it this way, 4G / LTE is turned on so then this takes load off the 3G / WCDMA network and improves over all performance for 3G users that don't have 4G devices

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SteveON:
ALTRON: LTE announcement please :)

Why? so you can download your websites .5 of a sec faster and use the your cap 10x faster?


Yes plese ;)

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  #797887 11-Apr-2013 17:00
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SteveON:
ALTRON: LTE announcement please :)

Why? so you can download your websites .5 of a sec faster and use the your cap 10x faster?


If you are downloading websites 0.5s faster you won't be using your data 10 x faster.  (unless it previously took 0.5555555(etc) seconds to download each webpage and you are constantly clicking through webpages as soon as one loads one after the other without reading any of the contant.. ......which isn't very likely)

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