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    Tauji to make the best use of wind ensure you disconnect broadband line if possible also dish tv hehe that's the best way to make wind purchase paisa vasool Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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    Go for Xiaomi... Rom, software support is way better. Has better history of software upgrades....gives phone longetivity. 3rd part rom support/OS upgrades is also there. Gionee is done after they sell the phone....rom upgrades only if the phone is selling in market and only when the bugs are too big to ignore. In my view...Moto G plus is way better than any of the handsets in all respects.
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    thanks.. have already thrown the TI sim in dustbin.. Sent from my HTC Desire 816 dual sim using Tapatalk
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    When they say 800 Mhz and 850 Mhz, do they refer the same band or different bands? These two deffer from each other in numbers but, sometimes, they are used together. Now when Rcom and Rjio have decided to share their spectrum and infrastructure, we know that 850 Mhz, 1800 Mhz and 2300 Mhz are the key frequencies we should keep in mind while buying new handsets/devices. But these days it is also mentioned that Rcom has freed 800 Mhz to deploy LTE services in it. Rcom also claims that it is the first and only operator that has nationwide 800/850 Mhz spectrum to launch LTE. So, should we also keep 800 Mhz in mind while buying new devices? http://www.rcom.co.in/Rcom/aboutus/news/pdf/press-release/2015/RCOM_only_operator_capable_of_launching_state_of_the_art.pdf
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    Wind 4 is good phone it has 4000mah battery. 1gb RAM and 8 GB ROM is a big drawback Sent from my LS-5014 using Tapatalk
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    Hello, I am big enthusiast myself when it comes to trying new networks. I received invite twice before and almost got carried away by the 3 months unlimited thingy. BUT, every time I looked at their LYF phones - it made me hate them. Super crap phones - I can bet you - nobody would have ever bought it if was not bundled with JIO SIM. If you don't have a broadband at home - please buy it for the value proposition ( 3 months unlimited everything). Else wait. WInd 4 is decent and better of the lot.
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    @aalok Unfortunately all CDMA BTS have been shut in your area, as per feedback I've received. At some places in Lucknow CDMA signal can still be found. But, by and large, the network in UPE is in the process of being closed down.
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    I just hope, RJio won't repeat their (only) mistake during CDMA launch, that is forcing to buy Handset from them only. Even now Moto X Play and Moto X Style has VoLTE support natively (just like Moto G3), but RJio doesn't allow them to be used in their network for VoLTE. They allowed Moto G3, but NOT Moto X Play and Style. Why? It may affect the sales of their relatively higher end Water and Earth models. There can't be any other reasons.. They should just close down LYF phones co and join hands with other phone makers to have infinite options for customers, imho... ELSE, forget Airtel, they can't even beat Idea in telecom business..
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    The LTE sim arrived in bluedart yesterday. The courier guy having hundreds of these covers with him to deliver. They are sending the free sims for all postpaid customers it seems. So, it is the end of the Rcom CDMA in Tamilnadu!!!
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    CDMA was good so far, but moving to GSM / 4G LTE has its own advantages Latest technology Availability of good gsm handsets Swap of sim possible with other gsm handsets Faster data transfer speed compared to RevB possible Compatible with International networks
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