LOL! Yup...you are correct!
XLTE is BAND 4 LTE (AWS) which our phone is more than capable of...... voLTE..not so much from everything I've read.
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LOL! Yup...you are correct!
XLTE is BAND 4 LTE (AWS) which our phone is more than capable of...... voLTE..not so much from everything I've read.
Our phone should be compatible with VoLTE that is why the option was left in the menu, this indicates that Verizon is testing VoLTE and when they flip the switch a Software Update will enable that setting and VoLTE will work.
Hey thanks for clearly that up. My bad. I googled volte an now I understand.LOL! Yup...you are correct!
XLTE is BAND 4 LTE (AWS) which our phone is more than capable of...... voLTE..not so much from everything I've read.
Where did you navigate to sign up for it on the website?I activated volte on my g2 today, had to sign up for it through the website. Only available on my g2 the other phone in my plan don't have that option yet.
It is not available yet on the HTC m8. When you are in your Verizon account, I just typed volte in the search and it brings up Introducing Advance Calling 1.0. Click on details and then you can click on Get Advanced Calling 1.0
It was under features, had to select under my lg g2 , the other phones on my plan did not show advance calling available.
It was under features, had to select under my lg g2 , the other phones on my plan did not show advance calling available.
How would one even confirm that it works? I'm willing to try it out but I can't figure out a way to isolate the LTE signal. As long as LTE is enabled so will be regular voice, and there's no way for me to figure out over which band the call is going.
So I changed my default.xml and turned off everything but LTE (thanks @bakemcbride21) and it seems that I can still send/receive SMS, but I can't place or receive phone calls. Very strange!
Ah, good to know it's not just me lol. I was kind of hoping I could cancel my voice plan though
Sent from my VZW HTC One M8