sure. let me grab my trusty "professional measurement equipment equipped with four Vivaldi antennas" in the closetThe report described how the test was done. Any company can confirm by doing the same test.
sure. let me grab my trusty "professional measurement equipment equipped with four Vivaldi antennas" in the closetThe report described how the test was done. Any company can confirm by doing the same test.
Doesn’t Apple source all of the OLED panels from Samsung, not a Samsung vs. LG situation? Was it just defective?I got the intel model too
I had Qualcomm x as well but the screen was way inferior as part of panel lottery
Doesn’t Apple source all of the OLED panels from Samsung, not a Samsung vs. LG situation? Was it just defective?
If you look at all other countries, we all get one model of iPhone designed to take best advantage of all the networks on offer. For example, Japan only has one CDMA network (KDDI) but they sell the Qualcomm model regardless on which carrier.
This is more of stock control and reducing SKUs rather than people’s demand for faster devices.
I talked about this a few weeks ago and in the real world this really isn't the case. The Intel iPhone X actually performs better on both AT&T and T-Mobile when your talking about actual speed people are seeing.
https://blog.speedsmart.net/2017/11/13/iphone-x-which-modem-is-faster/
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The rest of the other countries are not China. They don’t have 1.4 billion people.
China Unicom alone has more wireless subscribers than the popultation of small countries like Japan, Australia, and New Zealand combined.
If Intel is supplying Apple their modem a couple dollars cheaper than Qualcomm, it’s worthwhile to separate the SKUs.
Consumers in Asia look at spec sheets far more carefully than North American customers.
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Nah.
That’s called clickbait.
- Unknown blog and app? Check.
- Undisclosed testing methodology? Check.
- Undisclosed sample size? Check.
I got the intel model too
I had Qualcomm x as well but the screen was way inferior as part of panel lottery
And that was determined about your screen how? Proof?
Yes just standard panel lottery
By chance the good one was intel and bad was Qualcomm. No correlation otherwise
Just stating why I opted for intel cus the unit I got was a good screen
I have a Qualcomm 8 and field test comes up but many of the fields are blank.Only intel has field test mode , is that correct?
Can someone w Qualcomm try *3001#12345#* and call button?
I have a Qualcomm 8 and field test comes up but many of the fields are blank.
That's too much work! are you serious!Yes, but the only way Verizon will let you do this is to pay 100% for phone (obviously) as well as set up a postpaid account. You then have to cancel the postpaid account. Source: I just got thru doing this since Verizon doesn’t offer a prepaid iPhone X yet.
The rest of the other countries are not China. They don’t have 1.4 billion people.
China Unicom alone has more wireless subscribers than the popultation of small countries like Japan, Australia, and New Zealand combined.
If Intel is supplying Apple their modem a couple dollars cheaper than Qualcomm, it’s worthwhile to separate the SKUs.
This makes sense to me, but I have seen contradicting info elsewhere.Carriers don’t lock phones anymore unless your tied to a installment plan. If it’s locked and att will not unlock the device it’s because you owe Money on the device and need to pay it off..once you do you can request to have your device unlocked and are free to use your phone with any carrier that is supported. The difference to me is in the resell value..you will get more for a phone that can be used on more networks
This is the way I thought it worked too, and this is probably how it does work. Any iPhone I purchased for my family was unlocked, but I read that AT&T would lock unlocked iPhone once you put their SIM into it. I have seen this multiple places.Why? You paid full for your device! Can they lock it ? I mean it is your device, you paid in full. I always purchase apple sim free phone and use it with my family share plan on ATT.
Maybe this is what the posts I have seen are referring to, but I am pretty sure a few of the posts said unlocked iPhones, not ones purchased via Best Buy.I've heard this only happens with phones bought at best buy. If this happens and you paid in full, you can go to the AT&T website and submit an unlock request and they will unlock it automatically for you.
omg. GET REAL.
Real world testing with my 1901 on FiOS wifi just gave me 380/366 Mbps. And this is the “slow” 1901 intel modem.
http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/i/2365947377
We both have att and next to each other my 1901 benchmarked better. Unscientific, but it did. Also for me, I was in very rural wooded area that my ip7 had problems with reception in the past and the ipx was great. So I am satisfied.Just curious why your friend went to 1901 from Verizon
Do you not understand the difference between Wifi and LTE? A wifi speedtest is totally irrelevant to what we are discussing here. I'd expect similar performance between the chips on 802.11ac wifi with MIMO. Where they diverge is working with cell towers...