Which phones will work on EE 4G Network ?

Electroshadow · 13 Sep 2012 at 14:53

mjones1 said:
But the network is empty so the speeds are expected.

very good point.

maybe we should expect halve that when it's full, or less as I'm sure tablets and roamingWiFi dongles will become more popular due to touted speeds.

xGBHxPegasus · 13 Sep 2012 at 15:36

Im wondering what will happen to the data limits which everyone has.

Will these be increased now or?

robgmun · 13 Sep 2012 at 16:54

^ Good question. that's why i will wait for the SGS3 LTE to come to Three as they're uncapped, kind of glad my contract isn't up for another 6 months now! Otherwise i would have got the S3 already by now

Meatball · 13 Sep 2012 at 16:59

No mentions of the Galaxy Note 2 on 4G LTE EE?

Phatzy · 13 Sep 2012 at 17:46

I am confused is the dual core HTC One X only 4G or both versions can?

Robbo · 13 Sep 2012 at 17:50

Phatzy said:
I am confused is the dual core HTC One X only 4G or both versions can?

It's not a One X, it's a One XL. Different (yet similar) phone.

The One X doesn't support LTE.

Phatzy · 13 Sep 2012 at 17:53

Thats a bummer, Anyway 3G is quick enough for my Citrix needs

sarge78 · 13 Sep 2012 at 18:01

Robbo said:
It's not a One X, it's a One XL. Different (yet similar) phone.

The One X doesn't support LTE.

Some do thanks to stupid naming schemes

HTC One X (International version) = GSM
HTC One X (AT&T) = GSM + 700/1700/2100 LTE
HTC One X (Rogers) = GSM + 700/1700/2100 LTE
HTC One XL (Asia and OZ) = GSM + 1800/2600 LTE
HTC One XL (EU) = GSM + 800/1800/2600 LTE

(We only get access to the international One X and EU One XL)

Curve · 13 Sep 2012 at 18:47

So dull question but if EE are on 1800 then which US carrier is on that frequency?

Seeing as mobiles are a lot cheaper in the US sim free that could be interesting.