Is it possible to get Wifi calling on G1? It works on my Nexus One and Vibrant... could it be possible to get it working on G1, or is there a hardware restriction?
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Since Sprint has chosen for now to leave us out of the WiFi calling update, I decided to jump and use voipvoip with our resident WiFi calling. Seems to work pretty good. If you use WiFi calling, what has been your experience on the HTC one?
richjolliff said:
Since Sprint has chosen for now to leave us out of the WiFi calling update, I decided to jump and use voipvoip with our resident WiFi calling. Seems to work pretty good. If you use WiFi calling, what has been your experience on the HTC one?
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I have the HTC One M8 with WIFI calling. It works pretty good. Had an issue and had to reprovision my phone. My office has limited connectivity with brick building and even with the airave, WIFI calling has been super clear and for the most part simple to use. Plan on using on Monday when I go to the doctor's office. My phone and the girlfriends phone didn't have connectivity last weekend while waiting but they have WIFI.
I didn't know the M7 wasn't getting the WIFI update - was looking forward to it for my girlfriend's phone.
We can set up WiFi through sip, but my understanding was Sprint was going to let us do WiFi calling from their sip?
I have installed the Android M radio (currently using) and i have used the 5.1.1 radio. I haven't noticed much of a difference.
In my apartment when i had a Samsung Galaxy Mega i527 I was able to get LTe in my apartment, but with the nexus 6 it jumps between H+ and 3G.
what would the best radio be for me to use? (or are none of the radios as strong as the Samsung Radio?)
other thing i want to know is about wifi calling.
when i am at home I do have WIFI (2.4ghz and 5ghz). on either network i dont really get Wifi Calling to work. it showed up once or twice but not all that much.. im not sure why.
symbiance said:
I have installed the Android M radio (currently using) and i have used the 5.1.1 radio. I haven't noticed much of a difference.
In my apartment when i had a Samsung Galaxy Mega i527 I was able to get LTe in my apartment, but with the nexus 6 it jumps between H+ and 3G.
what would the best radio be for me to use? (or are none of the radios as strong as the Samsung Radio?)
other thing i want to know is about wifi calling.
when i am at home I do have WIFI (2.4ghz and 5ghz). on either network i dont really get Wifi Calling to work. it showed up once or twice but not all that much.. im not sure why.
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For me, re the Samsung radios in general, they have always had the worst reception. I have the M2 radio, use AT&T and definitely have better reception than all of my prior Samsung phones. Not sure of a different radio would be better for you and your N6.
Best would be trial and error. What's best for me, may not be best for you.
I can't comment on wifi calling because you didn't list any other specs.
I will download the radios and see which one give me the best results. I'm in alittle dense area , but my galaxy mega would give me LTE at home but the nexus 6 isn't so idk..
as far as wifi calling goes.
here are the specs I can give.
Tmobile Network
Euphoria OS (I have seen it say "TMobile Wifi Calling" I the drop down nav barbefore. but its not consitant)
Settings > More > Wifi calling > turned on and set to 'Wifi preferred'. When at home connected to wifi, this setting should show T-Mobile WiFi Calling in the settings pulldown menu. If the setting is for Cellular preferred it will show that.
Also do a reboot after changing that stuff.
AT&T flipped the switch on WiFi calling today, I now have it working on my work iphone. How do I enable this on my S6? I'm stuck using an M-Cell due to poor coverage and would love to scrap that thing in favor of WiFi calling, I just can't find the appropriate settings.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/att...t-root-mods-enabling-hidden-features-t3110223
The answer is here, if you're rooted. If not, I believe you're what they refer to as SOL. Wifi calling is only officially for iPhones atm.
So, Verizon says that they can't provide WiFi calling, however, the new radio supports it.
Any way to force the network to provision our Nexus 6 phones for WiFi calling?
abuttino said:
So, Verizon says that they can't provide WiFi calling, however, the new radio supports it.
Any way to force the network to provision our Nexus 6 phones for WiFi calling?
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I also couldn't figure it out.
Has anyone figured out how to get wifi calling working? I've been looking for a third party app that will help, but I'm wondering if I just need to flash the 405UA fw on there. Can anyone tell me if that will work?
I have the same problem/question.
I did end up flashing the Verizon UA version, and at least for that carrier and where I live, wifi calling was lower quality than the carrier's. I know that doesn't really help, but I thought I'd update for you.
cavcagamgee said:
I did end up flashing the Verizon UA version, and at least for that carrier and where I live, wifi calling was lower quality than the carrier's. I know that doesn't really help, but I thought I'd update for you.
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Thanks. I think I'd avoid all that as it is not that important to me. Cheers
BTW - for others, I am on ATT (via Red Pocket). R.P. says they support wifi calling and Volte on their GSMA (ATT) network. See here <https://help.redpocket.com/hc/en-us/articles/360022031312-What-is-WiFi-calling-and-can-I-use-it-with-my-Red-Pocket-service->. I had to call them to get wifi calling "enabled". But that still did nothing and in the phone's tech page (using USSD *#*#4636#*#*) it has never shown Volte or wifi calling provisioned.
I found this blog <https://gstylemag.com/2018/10/29/an-unlocked-lg-v40-is-both-amazing-and-not-on-atts-network/> and from the author says it just doesn't work. He also implies that the settings page for wifi calling is dynamically configured and that this item "disappears" when on ATT. So FYI.