[CountryboiShawn]

Not sure what's it'd gonna do

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[raino]

voLTE? That's voice over LTE. It's when voice traffic is also sent over the LTE network, instead of a lower (HSPA+, 3G, 2G, etc.) network.

Which phone do you have?

[CountryboiShawn]

Z10 and it works.

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[raino]

it works.

How do you know?

[Alain_A]

How could he knows?

[DrBoomBotz]

How could he knows?

End2end Volte calls should set up much quicker and should be hd.

[Alain_A]

So that volte thing I voice over Internet?

[DrBoomBotz]

So that volte thing I voice over Internet?

Voice over lte actually. The carriers are trying to keep their customers from going to "over the top" = VoIP.

[Alain_A]

Oh yeah and I heard they will rise the bill by $ 5.00 / months.
LTE use what rf or Internet?

[raino]

LTE use what rf or Internet?

Telus' LTE network is on 1700 MHz (band 4.)

[CountryboiShawn]

Actually they are raising prices on new plans not old plans. When I call it says HQ.

I pay 80 a month for 4 gigs

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[CountryboiShawn]

Telus uses 1700/2100 for LTE.
HSPA/HSPA+ 850 /1900


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[Alain_A]

Actually they are raising prices on new plans not old plans. When I call it says HQ.

I pay 80 a month for 4 gigs

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Now with byod there is no more locked plan

[Troy Tiscareno]

All BB10 phones with LTE support VoLTE, and carriers are starting to move customers with compatible phones to VoLTE, which is a necessary step towards the eventual decommissioning of all legacy (non-LTE) wireless services, following which those legacy frequencies will be converted to LTE usage to improve coverage and service/speed for everyone.

[CountryboiShawn]

Troy I didn't know that they are going to shut off the HSPA and convert it to LTE

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[deiop]

All BB10 phones with LTE support VoLTE, and carriers are starting to move customers with compatible phones to VoLTE,

I am sorry, but no bb10 device supports voLTE.


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[DrBoomBotz]

Troy I didn't know that they are going to shut off the HSPA and convert it to LTE

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look at IMS status as indicated here http://forums.crackberry.com/t-mobil.../#post10605495

[raino]

I am sorry, but no bb10 device supports voLTE.

Actually, all of them do. It's in the OS. It's carriers that don't support it on BB10.

[CountryboiShawn]

Well Telus supports it on my z10 calls are in great HQ when calling another phone that supports it

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[raino]

Shawn, before you're on a call or a few seconds after it ends, I'm guessing your phone shows LTE for network. But while you're in a call, what does it show--LTE or H+ ?

[CountryboiShawn]

It's show LTE when in a call.

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[CountryboiShawn]

When I am in a call it now shows LTE. It used to always switch to H but now stays on LTE when in LTE areas

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[Technarch]

I'm actually in the process of porting to Telus within the week or so. I'm already on Koodo which is the Telus budget brand and my Z30 stays on H. For what it's worth I am in Ontario so it needs to be specified which province is showing volte. It may very well be a regional pilot.

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[CountryboiShawn]

New Brunswick

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[raino]

When I am in a call it now shows LTE. It used to always switch to H but now stays on LTE when in LTE areas

Yep, that's a telltale sign of voLTE. Congrats!

I'm actually in the process of porting to Telus within the week or so. I'm already on Koodo which is the Telus budget brand and my Z30 stays on H. For what it's worth I am in Ontario so it needs to be specified which province is showing volte. It may very well be a regional pilot.

In additional to a regional pilot, it could also be a per-device enabling: Z10s may be whitelisted for it, while Z30s may not be.

It's certainly possible for carriers to whitelist entire range of devices though. That's what my carrier--T-Mobile US--had BB do for WiFi calling (a 'sister' technology to IMS voLTE.)