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I finally tested it out. No 4G outdoors in the street, or in the garden, or leaning out of an upstairs window!And how does it work? Is it really worth the extra pennies?According to the EE website 4G works at my home address now ..... BUT ONLY if I stand outdoors.
The wonders of modern technology !!
Can't wait to try it out this evening
Seriously though, it is very useful when away from home and works a treat when I am in London, worth the cost in my opinion.
You don't need it at home, only when out and about.
Statistics:Posted by Joe — Sat 21 Dec, 2013 6:16 am
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And how does it work? Is it really worth the extra pennies?According to the EE website 4G works at my home address now ..... BUT ONLY if I stand outdoors.
The wonders of modern technology !!
Can't wait to try it out this evening
Seriously though, it is very useful when away from home and works a treat when I am in London, worth the cost in my opinion.
You don't need it at home, only when out and about.
Statistics:Posted by Moose66 — Tue 17 Dec, 2013 12:35 pm
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According to the EE website 4G works at my home address now ..... BUT ONLY if I stand outdoors.
The wonders of modern technology !!
Can't wait to try it out this evening
And how does it work? Is it really worth the extra pennies?The wonders of modern technology !!
Can't wait to try it out this evening
Statistics:Posted by Footfruit — Mon 16 Dec, 2013 2:18 pm
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According to the EE website 4G works at my home address now ..... BUT ONLY if I stand outdoors.
The wonders of modern technology !!
Can't wait to try it out this evening
and on top of a chair The wonders of modern technology !!
Can't wait to try it out this evening
Statistics:Posted by Joe — Thu 12 Dec, 2013 1:00 pm
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Can't wait to try it out this evening
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EE are Orange/T-Mobile it's the renamed company after they merged a couple of years ago. I note that 3 Mobile are rolling out 4G next year but according to their coverage checker I don't even have indoor coverageI'm confused a bit though, they don't seem to have there own cell towers and rely on, or piggy back onto, T-Mobile or Orange so would it not be easier and cheaper to go to the source rather than a 3rd party?
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I'm confused a bit though, they don't seem to have there own cell towers and rely on, or piggy back onto, T-Mobile or Orange so would it not be easier and cheaper to go to the source rather than a 3rd party?
EE are Orange/T-Mobile it's the renamed company after they merged a couple of years ago. I note that 3 Mobile are rolling out 4G next year but according to their coverage checker I don't even have indoor coverageStatistics:Posted by jackanapes — Tue 10 Dec, 2013 12:17 pm
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https://explore.ee.co.uk/coverage-checker
I'm confused a bit though, they don't seem to have there own cell towers and rely on, or piggy back onto, T-Mobile or Orange so would it not be easier and cheaper to go to the source rather than a 3rd party?
Statistics:Posted by Joe — Tue 10 Dec, 2013 6:23 am
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