Yes I am currently using the S3 on koodo. Lte speeds are alive and well :-).
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I'm trying hard to source a S3 to unlock for the $60 plan. Would there be others who have gone this route and confirmed LTE is rockin?
Any gotchas one should beware of?
Thanks,
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Yes I am currently using the S3 on koodo. Lte speeds are alive and well :-).
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Well I live in outskirts in Brampton/Caledon which is hit or miss. Just driving around the GTA (Mississaugua, Vaughan, Markham, downtown Toronto) I'm on LTE most of the time.
I know ppl have had issues with apn settings in one of the other threads... Might want to check that out. I have had no such issue.
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I'm using an HTC One X and pick up LTE as well. I just signed up for koodo the other day though and when driving from Markham to Mississauga there were quite a few areas that had LTE, most had weak signal though, but not sure if that's just me.
did u have to unlock? how much and where to unlock?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1739426
often root utility has built in unlock tool. this link is for north american
s3 variant.
Actually the only way to unlock the I747M (GS3 that works with Rogers, Bell and Telus) is by buying an unlock key online. The rooting products process does not unlock and there are no apps out yet like the one that works with GS3 and GS2.
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Current plan 3 lines:
6GB Super Plan:
LTE 6GB Data Service Plan
200 Weekday Minutes/Unlimited Eve & Wknd Minutes (6pm)
MY10 Canada-wide Talk & Txt
Call FWD
Messaging Bundle Unlimited (Cnd Txt and MMS)
Android VP w/100 US & Intl Txt $12.79 (-$10 credit 3 years) (CID; VVM Plus; 100 US & Intl Txt; Anyplace TV)
Unlimited Incoming Calls $10 (-$10 credit 3 years)
100 Bonus Business Minutes (Free)
1000 NA LD minutes (Free)
= $62.79 + taxes each
I'm on Koodo using the i9300 international version I bought while on holiday. No LTE obviously, but it works well.
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