[lactose]

The first time i called my wife's note 2, she immediately noticed it sounded like a high quality voip call. Z10 on T-Mobile here



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[CMZ_DL]

Verizon doesn't support it and won't until 2014.

Dude I'm in Toronto which Carriers CAN/USA (if any) support HD calls presently?

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[russworman]

Verizon doesn't support it and won't until 2014.

Thanks, that explains it for me then. Everyone I know is on VZW or AT&T...

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[Brandon8ch]

Bla1ze commented on my forum!! Ahhh!!! Haha sorry, it's exciting

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[Winston Loh]

I had experienced it before here in Thailand on DTAC and yes, it is indeed HD and call is crystal clear...

[Cap_172R]

Bla1ze commented on my forum!! Ahhh!!! Haha sorry, it's exciting

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You mean your thread?

[Brandon8ch]

You mean your thread?

That works too lol

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[garpt]

I'm on T-Mobile so probably not going to see that often...

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I get it everyday on T-Mobile with a compatible device on the other end.

[masterscarhead1]

For those who aren't informed, bell signal = telus signal, unless your phone can run on the new LTE max frequency, which the Z10 cannot
I've gotten HD on a lot of my calls on Telus in Montreal
I think it's dependent on who you are calling also. If their phone doesn't support it, the phone won't be HD

[shahyaz]

The reason why it shows up sometimes and now always is that is depends on who is being called. Only a few phones have the capability of HD voice, including the S3, S4, iPhone 5, Note 2, Z10, Q10, most of the HTCs from the last few years, and I think one of the new Sonys.

It does depend on network as well; if you're 4G/HSPA+/LTE, from what I understand, you'll have a better probability of HD Voice as well. The other party also has to be on 4G/HSPA+/LTE

[sonicwheeler]

does HD calling work between carriers. like from rogers to telus or vice versa if both devices support it?

[BB-04]

For the first time during a phone call with my mom, this little icon showed up (The HD). Not quite sure what it means. Anyone have any ideas?

This is all my info if it helps
OS 10.1.0.2009
Rogers Canada (in Toronto)
STL100-3

My mom is on a Bold 9700

And as you can also see I'm on 4G, which is rare.


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It means the call is HD there is a big difference in call quality in HD.

[BB-04]

Thanks for the answers but how come I've never seen it before. I've had the phone since February 16th. Is it new on 10.1?

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The person on the other end needs a phone that supports HD calling. Most people i know dont have phones that support it.

[legin111]

I've been getting this since Feb and I'm on Telus. I guess most people I call have newer phones so actually it's rare when I don't see it. If you cannot tell the quality you must have bad ears because I notice it right away when the HD sym is not there.

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[fmb8]

Don't want to sound like I'm bragging, and I know a lot of people rag on Bell, but I get that on a lot of my calls.

Same here. Most of my calls are HD on Bell.

[Brandon8ch]

The person on the other end needs a phone that supports HD calling. Most people i know dont have phones that support it.

If that's the case, I don't think the bold 9700 supports it

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[playbook_swiper1]

Hd = herdy der! This her iz ewn phency phern!

[anon(5818411)]

the power of high deff your mom probably also has a phone that has HD calling and you guys had perfect connection. Was there any difference in clear voice? I don't talk on the phone much so i wouldn't know.

[Brandon8ch]

the power of high deff your mom probably also has a phone that has HD calling and you guys had perfect connection. Was there any difference in clear voice? I don't talk on the phone much so i wouldn't know.

She has a 9700...definitely doesn't support HD calling

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[tickerguy]

Has to be supported by the carrier and both handsets have to support it too.

And when it comes up enabled you don't need an icon to know it's on either.