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Original post by spotify95
Yes, I do believe that the networks will soon support 4G Calling. EE and 3 have already launched 4G Calling, though only on certain phones. Phones that are not the iPhone 6 or newer, and certain other phones, have to have the network firmware on it - i.e. the phone has to be bought from that operator. However, I am sure that unlocked Androids will soon get 4G Calling, and it is not the end of the world if I don't get it. I'm still considering the purchase of an LG G4, since it is a very good phone and still has the potential for 4G Calling further down the line.

iPhone 7 is a total waste of time and money, they should not have dropped the 3.5mm jack. You have to remember to bring with you your cumbersome adapter, and even so, if you're stuck with just a few percent of battery, you can't then use your headphones! Doh!

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That is awesome to hear! Hopefully, unlocked Androids receive 4G Calling, I much prefer Android to iOS and I know you are identical. I think that potentially, the LG G4 would be a good phone in the long run, providing the 4G Calling function is successful.

Absolutely, the absence of the 3.5mm jack on the iPhone 7 is an extremely bad move. It is probable that some Apple users are going to remain with older iPhones, however - a majority of iPhone users will still purchase the iPhone 7, irrespective of the lack of the headphone jack. :s-smilie:

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