Hate to say it but you're missing on At&t Band 17 - 700 mhz .
That's why I ordered the "I" the Tmobile is missing Band 4.
which galaxy note 5 to buy to work on At&t?
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Hate to say it but you're missing on At&t Band 17 - 700 mhz .
That's why I ordered the "I" the Tmobile is missing Band 4.
More ipv6 info:
On a n920i variant, on LTE with the proper APN changes made, I'm only showing an IPv4 address in settings AND with a third party tool for checking ipv6.
Being that I'm not even getting a link local IPv6 on LTE, I'm pretty sure that this is something the firmware is doing (and not something from AT&T.) If nothing else, it's interesting.
Oh, and for those interested, the "i" and "c" models both work on AT&T LTE bands 2, 4, and 17. I haven't been in an area that supports LTE band 5 on AT&T (and I no longer have the "c" model to test with.)
However, neither model supports bands 29 (used as a supplemental d/l-only band in some bandwidth congested areas) or 30 (WCS - Newly being deployed, probably only used in the most dense areas and even then only in specific areas... band 30 doesn't propagate very well.).
Edit:
IPv6 is disabled for LTE due to a kernel setting. This can likely be changed on a rooted device by:
On a n920i variant, on LTE with the proper APN changes made, I'm only showing an IPv4 address in settings AND with a third party tool for checking ipv6.
Being that I'm not even getting a link local IPv6 on LTE, I'm pretty sure that this is something the firmware is doing (and not something from AT&T.) If nothing else, it's interesting.
Oh, and for those interested, the "i" and "c" models both work on AT&T LTE bands 2, 4, and 17. I haven't been in an area that supports LTE band 5 on AT&T (and I no longer have the "c" model to test with.)
However, neither model supports bands 29 (used as a supplemental d/l-only band in some bandwidth congested areas) or 30 (WCS - Newly being deployed, probably only used in the most dense areas and even then only in specific areas... band 30 doesn't propagate very well.).
Edit:
IPv6 is disabled for LTE due to a kernel setting. This can likely be changed on a rooted device by:
Code:
echo 0 > /proc/sys/net/ipv6/conf/rmnet0/disable_ipv6
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Compared to Samsung updates and ROM development...which version do you guys think is better of N920I and N920C?
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2More ipv6 info:
On a n920i variant, on LTE with the proper APN changes made, I'm only showing an IPv4 address in settings AND with a third party tool for checking ipv6.
Being that I'm not even getting a link local IPv6 on LTE, I'm pretty sure that this is something the firmware is doing (and not something from AT&T.) If nothing else, it's interesting.
Oh, and for those interested, the "i" and "c" models both work on AT&T LTE bands 2, 4, and 17. I haven't been in an area that supports LTE band 5 on AT&T (and I no longer have the "c" model to test with.)
However, neither model supports bands 29 (used as a supplemental d/l-only band in some bandwidth congested areas) or 30 (WCS - Newly being deployed, probably only used in the most dense areas and even then only in specific areas... band 30 doesn't propagate very well.).
Edit:
IPv6 is disabled for LTE due to a kernel setting. This can likely be changed on a rooted device by:
Code:echo 0 > /proc/sys/net/ipv6/conf/rmnet0/disable_ipv62
Got mine early today, been using it for the past few hours.
I can confirm, with the AT&T Nextgenphone APN, the phone is blazing fast!
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I'm not sure if I'm allowed to link to external sites, so apologies if I'm in the wrong...
The website is: http://www.willmyphonework.net/
Hope that helps21I ordered the 920i for At&t. Getting it Friday.
One reason I picked that was that there is already a root, custom kernel and rom 4 it.?
What can I say I'm a flashaholic.
The other reason was at the time the choice was the 920i , 9208, 920T.
The 920T was missing one of the LTE Bands.
The 9208 is a dual sim and some of the roms are breaking the 2nd sim functionality
Hope this helps.1As to the signal not being as good as the AT&T branded phones there is no way around it. AT&T gives cell tower priority to their devices.
