Apple iPhone

The box in which phone came has a sticker with IMEI number, serial number and model. It must be model A1524.
 
chromaniac said:
Don't worry. 80% of them would give their phone to a family member and upgrade to 6s in a few weeks anyways.
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You are damn right. iPhone 6/6+ were one of the worst products ever released by Apple when it comes to internals. (Same level as iPad 3) I am not sorry for those who jumped to it just looking by it's screen size. Hell I tried hard to stop 4 family members from buying it. But one of them still purchased it anyway. Now his phone crashes, force closes, apps reloads web pages due to 1GB RAM. (Even iOS 9 beta 5 which Apple calls optimized cannot stop it from stuttering)

If one is tired of tinkering around with Android, they can safely buy upcoming iPhone 6S. It would have better body rigidity and 2GB RAM with serious CPU and GPU power. Even camera is getting much needed megapixel bump.

2300 Mhz of Airtel TDD-LTE is pathetic when it comes to penetration power (insert non-veg joke here hehe).
I can hold my phone (iPhone 5S) behind a piece of paper and it drops 4G signal like cow drops dung on our beautiful roads. Once others start FDD-LTE on 1800 Mhz, Airtel's TDD-LTE would be obsolete.
 
1800MHz band is suitable for both 2g & 4g. previously they auctioned non-liberalised spectrum means it can be only used for 2g. in the recent auction they gave liberalised spectrum which means either 2g or 4g can be deployed depending on requirement.
 
itzmynet said:
1800MHz band is suitable for both 2g & 4g. previously they auctioned non-liberalised spectrum means it can be only used for 2g. in the recent auction they gave liberalised spectrum which means either 2g or 4g can be deployed depending on requirement.
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Thank you.So who all have 1800mhz liberalised or 4G spectrum?Anyone has it on a pan India basis?
 

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