How a Canadian Forced the Nexus 4 onto Telus' 4G Network

[JMcEntegart]

When Google announced the Nexus 4, many were surprised that the phone didn't come with support for 4G LTE. Fast forward to the launch and early tear downs indicated that the phone did have a 4G chip, it just wasn't in use. However, it seems a Canadian Nex

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[olaf]

There was an article on Androidpolice Saturday that LTE works on Canadian Roger as well..

 

[jojesa]

[citation][nom]olaf[/nom]There was an article on Androidpolice Saturday that LTE works on Canadian Roger as well..[/citation]The article above says that "The tweak will only work for LTE band 4, which includes Telus and Rogers"

 

[olaf]

[citation][nom]jojesa[/nom]The article above says that "The tweak will only work for LTE band 4, which includes Telus and Rogers"[/citation]

well its not that interesting to me, there is no LTE over here anyway, and certainly not at those freq.

 

[gimpycpu]

[citation][nom]otacon72[/nom]The fact it doesn't come enabled is an epic fail for Samsung...[/citation]
This phone is made by LG not samsung

 

[Guest]

I love the fudging in the LG quote. Irregardless of what LG says the fact is the Nexus 4 is an LTE phone in Canada right now operating on the same paired (1700/2100) AWS bands that the iPhone 5 (A1428 variant) operates on. While the iPhone theoretically could also operate on the 700 band those frequencies haven't even been auctioned by the regulator to any provider in Canada. In the US starting in 2013 the Nexus 4 should be able to join unlocked versions of the same iPhone variant operating on the freshly minted TMobile AWS LTE bands.

 

[victorintelr]

[citation][nom]otacon72[/nom]The fact it doesn't come enabled is an epic fail for Samsung...[/citation]

did you even read the article? just another troooooooooll.

 

[Uberragen21]

[citation][nom]otacon72[/nom]The fact it doesn't come enabled is an epic fail for Samsung...[/citation]
The only epic fail are you continued posts on Tom's.

 

[frombehind]

that's some pretty neat phone hacking.

 

[Guest]

mobilicity also works i think