Almost all Nigerian network providers has rolled-out their 4G, now i'm pleased to announce to you that Etisalat 4G LTE is Live & Active. Tell someone beside you congratulation :D.
Initially, Ntel was the first to provide us 4G LTE, seeing it was good, Mtn did the same. Glo hurriedly cooked up theirs, but it wasn't compatible with a lot of peoples smartphone. Etisalat gallantly launched its 4G today, though i've been seeing traces of it for quite a while. But wait o, Airtel, where are you :?:
Simply turn on your 4G LTE enabled smartphones and scan for Etisalat 4G LTE network if you're in Lagos. It will rollout to other cities/states in no time. Another good news is that you don't need to swap/change your sim before you rock Etisalat 4G, cool!
How to Check if Your Phone Supports 4G
Android
Simply navigate to settings -> Network settings -> mobile network. You'll see a dropdown menu of mobile standards such as 2G, 3G or LTE (4G). If 4G or LTE is not in the list, then your smartphone doesn't support the standard.
iPhone
Go to settings -> General -> cellular -> Enable 4G LTE.
Windows
Still on settings, navigate to Celluar + Sim -> Highest connection speed and check if LTE is part of the options.
Blackberry
Kindly go to settings -> Network and Connection -> Mobile Network -> Network mode and you’ll see 4G & 3G & 2G. Please note; it's not.available on Blackberry Q5 and below. Your say?
Wow, miracle
ReplyDelete@William,
ReplyDelete:D
Etisalat is fast before, this 4G will just consume more data than b4.
ReplyDelete@Jude,
ReplyDeleteComplacency! Don't you want all pages to load within a twinkle of an eye :wink: Embrace 4G bro.