Wireless Charging and LTE is Confirmed

[dnexus12]

According to FCC Test Reports the LG E960 or LG Nexus will have Wireless Charging within the phone. Bluetooth 4.0, NFC, and of course all bands are confirmed. It Will have LTE radios in it, except for the GSM versions it will have basic HSPA+ Bands. It will have a fixed Back Plate, so no removable battery. More to come and in Android 4.2 Capturing the moments in Life in an instant was a guideline for the Android 4.2 developers. Think of how your phone presents it and sends it, the Camera Captures and your screen presents it and makes it better.

FCC TEST RESULTS: https://apps.fcc.gov/eas/GetApplicationAttachment.html?id=1785418

 

[Theolodin]

So Verizon/Sprint will get LTE, but AT&T and T-Mobile will not?

 

[Brontosaurus]

"You are not authorized to access this page."

 

[Woosh]

So Verizon/Sprint will get LTE, but AT&T and T-Mobile will not?

Most likely....AT&T doesn't carry Galaxy Nexus so I don't see them carrying this one either. Maybe that will change later though depending on if its successful.

 

[Unviersr]

So americans get LTE and european get s ? why couldnt they give Lte bands to europe too like apple did ?
at least Gsm going to be cheaper ?
And are they going to use MDM9215 ? if yes usa version will have bands that work in europe . its will be better to get one from the usa .

 

[mzanette]

Well that sucks. I'm with Rogers in Canada I guess that means I wouldn't get LTE either? Why on earth would I go for that when I can pick up the S3 with LTE or the Razr HD LTE instead?

 

[Woosh]

Ppl have to stop getting all worked up based on rumors. If Rogers and/or Euro companies want the phone then they will order some from Google with the proper technology for their network. But it would be silly for Google to put in a technology that isn't basically universally used atm.

 

[mzanette]

Ppl have to stop getting all worked up based on rumors. If Rogers and/or Euro companies want the phone then they will order some from Google with the proper technology for their network. But it would be silly for Google to put in a technology that isn't basically universally used atm.

I'm not worked up, just disappointed. I really wanted to jump into Android with a Nexus phone and have LTE. Now i'll be looking at some other LTE enabled android phone and putting a custom rom on it instead to get it close to vanilla.

 

[turb0wned]

So Verizon/Sprint will get LTE, but AT&T and T-Mobile will not?

It probably means that the European version or just an unlocked version will have LTE. Don't get your hopes up for a garbage Verizon one... Verizon doesn't care for the best phones.

 

[Kevin OQuinn]

Did anybody actually pay attention to the OP? I don't know about you guys, but I can't actually view the page that's linked to, and, AND, it's the only post by that member. I wish people that create threads stayed involved in the discussion.

LTE isn't an open standard. To have LTE support you have to have the blessing of the carrier.

 

[mzanette]

Did anybody actually pay attention to the OP? I don't know about you guys, but I can't actually view the page that's linked to, and, AND, it's the only post by that member. I wish people that create threads stayed involved in the discussion.

LTE isn't an open standard. To have LTE support you have to have the blessing of the carrier.

Good point. I didn't even notice the OP has only 1 post.

 

[dnexus12]

For One thing I would post more, but I cannot due to certain parameters with my job and involvement with certain aspects of the Android OS. Certain things that have been mentioned in FCC Documents I can actually post, most of it is confidential until release, but this is the exception and the deal with this FCC website is all about security in my next thread I will post how to view it. It is confirmed and tested LTE but the GSM version will be without LTE initially for a period pre determined by LG and Google.

 

[dnexus12]

https://apps.fcc.gov/oetcf/eas/reports/ViewExhibitReport.cfm?mode=Exhibits&RequestTimeout=500&calledFromFrame=N&application_id=278891&fcc_id='ZNFE960'

 

[dnexus12]

GO to test report

 

[Kevin OQuinn]

I don't see any mention of LTE, though.

 

[Andrew Martonik]

I already read the FCC report a few days ago when we posted about it, there's no LTE (just AT&T/T-Mo HSPA+) or BT 4.0 (just 3.0) on this device's FCC report.

Until you produce FCC documents indicating otherwise, I'm going to assume that there is just HSPA and BT 3.0.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UMTS_frequency_bands