Keep my Icon or switch to 930

Jessy Tremblay

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Hi, i bought an icon back in march or April. I use it in Canada, but right now with Verizon who drop it, I don't want to wait orrr maybe not receive update. I'm the kind of person who like to try things first ( that's why I bought an icon and I didn't wait for the 930 ).
I have poor reception, problem with wifi.... My mother have cyan on her 520 since two months.
Is it a good idea too sell my icon and buying a 930 ??

Thanks guys
 
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It's the same phone yes, but if he is factory unlocked I will receive update right ?? In Canada i will have better reception too.
 
If you want LTE service on Verizon, you will need to keep the Icon. The 930 will not do LTE on Verizon's network.
 
wellll... finally I bought a 930. the phone work better than Icon. certainly the result of cyan. I thought I would be able to have LTE ... BUT no. I was able to have it with the icon -_- .

the only good thing with the 930, it's that I will have the update rapidly.

3g vs lte
fast update vs no update
 
wellll... finally I bought a 930. the phone work better than Icon. certainly the result of cyan. I thought I would be able to have LTE ... BUT no. I was able to have it with the icon -_- .

the only good thing with the 930, it's that I will have the update rapidly.

3g vs lte
fast update vs no update

That's interesting. Who is your carrier? You may need to manually set up your APN for your LTE to work.
 
i'm with koodo. If I understood... koodo/telus work with lte band 4. (the icon have band 4, but not the 930). Do I mist something ?
 
Okay. Band 1 is 2100MHz and Band 4 (AWS 1) is 2110MHz (which technically is in the 2100MHz range).

Nokia Lumia 930 - Full phone specifications

According to this TELUS's 4G is HSPA+ which is technically true....kinda.

Difference Between TELUS 4G and 4G+ LTE

http://help.koodomobile.com/coverage-long-distance-and-travelling/coverage-maps

So you SHOULD be getting HSPA+ (H+) on your phone.

HSPA+ and LTE were vying to be the next 4G standard. However, even though HSPA+ has up to 40MBps download, it's load capacity is not as big as LTE and LTE has a 300MBps potential. So carriers are moving towards LTE because of its long term benefits. Hence Long Term Evolution (LTE).
 

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