maybe I am just missing something due to this being a unlocked phone - but on Verizon I am noticing my data drops while I am on a call. Is that because no 3g roll back, only LTE? Im not sure so that is why I am asking. Thanks
maybe I am just missing something due to this being a unlocked phone - but on Verizon I am noticing my data drops while I am on a call. Is that because no 3g roll back, only LTE? Im not sure so that is why I am asking. Thanks
Goto Settings>More>Cellular Networks then make sure "enhanced lte 4g mode" is selected. If "enhanced lte 4g mode" doesn't show up than you need to log into my Verizon and sign up for volte. It is a free service.
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maybe I am just missing something due to this being a unlocked phone - but on Verizon I am noticing my data drops while I am on a call. Is that because no 3g roll back, only LTE? Im not sure so that is why I am asking. Thanks
[INFO]The older phones had two CDMA radios put in them (such as the S3 on Sprint). One dedicated to voice -- another dedicated to data. Therefore you could do voice and data. GSM has always been one radio because that one radio can do both tasks at the same time. They got around it on CDMA by simply adding another radio in there and dedicating each one to one task.GSM Carriers (AT&T / T-Mobile) – Both can use voice and data at the same. Either on HSPA or on LTE (using VoLTE).
CDMA Carriers (Sprint / Verizon) – These carriers can only handle voice or data. Not both at the same time… Unless using VoLTE. Verizon currently has VoLTE whereas Sprint doesn’t. You may be asking – why is this? My old phone did this... which I am sure it did. A more detailed explanation is below.