P phositadc macrumors 6502 Original poster Dec 9, 2012 490 50 Sep 16, 2013 #1 Does iOS 7 still allow the user to disable LTE, and to show the actual signal strength in dBm (thereby turning off those wretched dots)? Thanks in advance.
Does iOS 7 still allow the user to disable LTE, and to show the actual signal strength in dBm (thereby turning off those wretched dots)? Thanks in advance.
Armen macrumors 604 Apr 30, 2013 7,408 2,274 Los Angeles Sep 16, 2013 #2 phositadc said: Does iOS 7 still allow the user to disable LTE, and to show the actual signal strength in dBm (thereby turning off those wretched dots)? Thanks in advance. Click to expand... Yes, you can disable LTE. (May I ask why?) No, there is no option to replace the dots with a dbm. (probably a jailbreak tweak)
phositadc said: Does iOS 7 still allow the user to disable LTE, and to show the actual signal strength in dBm (thereby turning off those wretched dots)? Thanks in advance. Click to expand... Yes, you can disable LTE. (May I ask why?) No, there is no option to replace the dots with a dbm. (probably a jailbreak tweak)
Mr Rabbit macrumors 6502a May 13, 2013 638 5 'merica Sep 16, 2013 #3 Kind of, using field test. Dial *3001#12345#* to enter it. It doesn't last very long though on the iOS7 GM.
Kind of, using field test. Dial *3001#12345#* to enter it. It doesn't last very long though on the iOS7 GM.
C C DM macrumors Sandy Bridge Oct 17, 2011 51,392 19,461 Sep 16, 2013 #4 Mr Rabbit said: Kind of, using field test. Dial *3001#12345#* to enter it. It doesn't last very long though on the iOS7 GM. Click to expand... You can make it last like before by force quitting it.
Mr Rabbit said: Kind of, using field test. Dial *3001#12345#* to enter it. It doesn't last very long though on the iOS7 GM. Click to expand... You can make it last like before by force quitting it.
j4zb4 macrumors 6502a Oct 15, 2011 733 0 Sep 16, 2013 #5 http://www.redmondpie.com/how-strong-is-your-iphone-signal-find-out-now-no-jailbreak-required/
P phositadc macrumors 6502 Original poster Dec 9, 2012 490 50 Sep 16, 2013 #6 C DM said: You can make it last like before by force quitting it. Click to expand... Excellent news. Thanks. ---------- Armen said: Yes, you can disable LTE. (May I ask why?) Click to expand... For those situations where you are bouncing back and forth between LTE and 3g, thereby rapidly killing battery, and you are better off just forcing it to stick on 3g
C DM said: You can make it last like before by force quitting it. Click to expand... Excellent news. Thanks. ---------- Armen said: Yes, you can disable LTE. (May I ask why?) Click to expand... For those situations where you are bouncing back and forth between LTE and 3g, thereby rapidly killing battery, and you are better off just forcing it to stick on 3g