If you live
in South Africa and you want access to 4G carrier capabilities for your iPhone
5, you’re out of luck if you aren’t on the Vodacom train.New Zealand
focused site, Tech Central, unleashed some news about the availability of 4G
LTE connection rates in South Africa and it comes with a bit of silver lining,
acknowledging that the 4G capabilities are now present in the region but only
from one carrier, creating a bit of monopoly on the carrier service.
The newest
Apple phone, which was launched in South Africa in December, didn’t support 4G
networks at first because the company wanted to complete its own testing of
them to satisfy itself they met its stringent quality requirements.Well, the
embargo is up and 4G networks is now the “In” thing in South Africa, so long as
you drop your current carrier and switch over to Vodacom.
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