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Originally Posted by riverjim
So when you are using an AT&T device and are NOT in an LTE area you will have the ability to talk and use data, but not in 4G...
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Originally Posted by riverjim
So when you are using an AT&T device and are NOT in an LTE area you will have the ability to talk and use data, but not in 4G LTE.
Well, I live in Bay...
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Originally Posted by Vaelian
The more I read about this phone, the more I praise my 4S. World phone without bullshit. No LTE support, but with data caps, who really needs that?
Another point of...
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Originally Posted by AppleInsider
It should be noted that iPhone 5 users will not be able to access LTE speeds while on a call.
This is confusing. What does it mean?
Verizon and...
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Originally Posted by tylerk36
The iPhone 5 has an A6 Processor. I am assuming that the A6 processor in the iPhone 5 is a dual core not quad core. If it was a quad core they would have mentioned...
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Originally Posted by emacs72
as an example, the Galaxy S II (released around eighteen months ago back in February 2011) has LTE and dual-band WiFi (2.4 and 5Ghz) and sports a relatively large...
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Originally Posted by Tallest Skil
That bothers me. Why can't they just commission the creation of their own chip that handles everything?
Collusion with the US operators?
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Originally Posted by PJWilkin
Oh crap ... we're back to the multiple models again
http://www.apple.com/iphone/LTE/
there are 3 different LTE models of the iPhone 5 .......
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Originally Posted by Captain J
BTW, this has nothing to do with how the case looks. I don't need the worlds thinnest smartphone. How about a little thicker and the worlds best battery life.
Ok,...
