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I was very excited about the opening of the first public LTE network in Belgium by the carrier Belgacom.
This carrier runs LTE on 1800MHz which is supported by my european iPhone 5.
Apparently Apple blocks access or is not willing to provide a carrier settings update for us to access this LTE network?
iPhone 5, iOS 6.0.1
Ha ha.
Ah! Here's the Telenet twerp again!
"Premium rights", LOL! You stay funny.
I don't understand what is so difficult about NOT FEEDING THE TROLLS. Don't give them any attention, that is the only thing they are after. The more attention, the more posts...
And I guess the one threathening lawsuits to apple (david vs golliath) and whining non stop about it on these forums... is the real credible one... hahaha...
3 weeks is a very short time span.
Well guess there's no arguing with you guys... good luck with the courtcase, I'll read about it in the worldwide press I'm sure... hahaha...
What everyone seems to forget is that there are currently 50+ people using an iPhone 5 with a Proximus nanoSIM that are connected to the 4G Proximus network. Why these people have access is unknown...
Their Carrier Update is 13.0, iOS 6.0.1 or 6.0, etc.
I myself did some tests with Auka (from the discussion) and on EDGE my iPhone refused to connect to the 1800Mhz antenna's. The 4G network is also 1800Mhz, so maybe the 1800Mhz is locked somehow on most of the iPhone 5's?
AbsolutK,
Well, well. 50 People aye.
And where did you get that information son?
And Auka? We haven't seen a lot of him lately around here.
He probably got word from his superiors to stop posting here.
Great work, guys.
cheers
Aura and/or Pieter J., I also work for a mobile operator in Africa and we are facing the same problem. How can I contact you by email?
Regards
wake up and Google translate this, Apple.
and what you say now he!
http://www.telecoms.com/54319/apple-vetting-operators-on-lte-network-performance /
Do I get this right? If Apple decides that a certain LTE network is too slow for the iPhone 5, you are stuck with an even slower 3G network? What is this? Apple-logic?
I suppose the carriers will have to pay a considerable amount of money to Apple for this "certification"?
What an arrogance!
apple is *****! samsung is better then apple
Somebody needs to explain the word STANDARDS to Apple.
Preferably Chuck Norris.
Ever since Apple was founded, they've always had some difficulties with that concept...
Jan2015 wrote:
and what you say now he!
http://www.telecoms.com/54319/apple-vetting-operators-on-lte-network-performance /
I say the network operators need to get with the program. LTE is still extremely fragmented. Apple's not going to allow the carriers to made them look bad by delivering a substandard user experience. Carriers also freaked out when Apple refused to allow them to include bloatware on the iPhone when it launched. That was also a first for the industry. Deal with it.
LTE not available on LTE enabled network in Belgium (Belgacom)
