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Question for Nokia - Lumia 920 - 4G in India

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scotthillier
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Question for Nokia - Lumia 920 - 4G in India

Nokia

 

When I purchased my Lumia 920 in November, the Nokia Lumia 920 site in India listed the phone as 4G.

 

The Lumia 920 site in India no longer lists the phone as 4G in India.

 

Please can you explain why the website has changed and confirm if the phone is usable as 4G in India or not.

 

Thanks

 

Scott

 

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jimmyireland
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Re: Question for Nokia - Lumia 920 - 4G in India

The phone is usable its capable of handling 4G speeds.

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scotthillier
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Re: Question for Nokia - Lumia 920 - 4G in India

Thanks but I never asked that.

 

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rayhipkiss
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Re: Question for Nokia - Lumia 920 - 4G in India

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According to the specifications of the 920 on the Nokia India page, LTE (4G) isn't supported in India so the phone is sold as a 3G phone and not 4G

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jimmyireland
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Re: Question for Nokia - Lumia 920 - 4G in India

Em you did,Please can you explain why the website has changed and confirm if the phone is usable as 4G in India or not.)
There maybe an error on site or maybe currently no 4G networks in your area but in the coming months there will be.

The phone is usable.

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scotthillier
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Re: Question for Nokia - Lumia 920 - 4G in India

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I asked if it was usable as a 4G phone.  Obviously it can be used as a phone at lower speeds, that's not the point.

 

The Nokia 920 India page originally listed the phone as a 4G phone, now it doesn't.

 

I wanted an answer, from Nokia, as to why they had changed the page, and if indeed the phone is not a 4G phone in India.

 

I suspect rayhipkiss 

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jimmyireland
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Re: Question for Nokia - Lumia 920 - 4G in India

You can here http://www.nokia.com/ie-en/support/contact/ via MAIL

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scotthillier
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Re: Question for Nokia - Lumia 920 - 4G in India

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jimmyireland wrote:
You can here http://www.nokia.com/ie-en/support/contact/ via MAIL


I'm pretty sure that Nokia in Ireland will be about as much use as Nokia in the UK were.

 

It's Nokia India, or someone who knows why they took the decision they did that I need.

 

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rayhipkiss
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farby
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Re: Question for Nokia - Lumia 920 - 4G in India

Just call 

30303838

9AM-9PM (Monday-Sunday, including public holidays) 

and get the clarification you need ...

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scotthillier
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Re: Question for Nokia - Lumia 920 - 4G in India

I do not mean to be rude, but whilst I am grateful for all the effort people are putting in, sending me links to information that does not answer my questions or telephone numbers that I can find myself using the web in the same way as you have - let me reiterate

 

The point of this post, is to look for a response FROM NOKIA, not from wouldbe helpful fans.

 

I am looking for an answer to my question, if you are not a NOKIA EMPLOYEE WITH AN ANSWER TO MY QUESTION then I am not going to be reading your response now, so please, whilst I am grateful for you taking the time - please don't waste it.

 

Thanks.

 

 

 

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farby
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Re: Question for Nokia - Lumia 920 - 4G in India

Then you are on at a WRONG place.. This IS a User-to-User Forum

..and since you want an answer from Nokia we are directing you to the CORRECT place...

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jimmyireland
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Re: Question for Nokia - Lumia 920 - 4G in India

Some people amaze me, you try to help and you get this attitude.

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scotthillier
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Re: Question for Nokia - Lumia 920 - 4G in India

Try not to cry there Jimmy.

 

I've been perfectly polite and thanked you for your input.  However, I have said FROM THE START that this was a question for Nokia, not for average joe user on the street.

I appreciate you may have your point of view, want to help to boost your white stars or whatever - but I was directing this question at Nokia themselves.

There's nothing wrong with that, I want their response and not yours and I've done my best to politely tell you that I don't need anyone elses input but Nokia's.

 

Nothing attitudey about it.  

It's not like I've told you to get lost is it ?

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tiny_chef
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Re: Question for Nokia - Lumia 920 - 4G in India

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Before anything else...

 

Just a gentle reminder, we are using a peer-to-peer discussion forum and we have to maintain a friendly atmosphere. Please ensure polite and respectful correspondence with each other to avoid causing arguments and/or offending other users.

 

Hi scotthillier,

 

To address your concern, Nokia Lumia supports 4G or LTE, however for you to be able to use this connection, you need to confirm with your network provider if they support it. For technical specifications of the phone, you may refer to this site:

 

http://www.developer.nokia.com/Devices/Device_specifications/Lumia_920/

 

As to why the information was changed on the Nokia India website, we need first to investigate this by directing your concern to the appropriate channel. Since forum is intended for user-to-user interaction, most of the posts are being attended by forum users as well.

 

Contact Us page for each Nokia Sites has IP detection, which can be the reason why you cannot see them. It will only be available if you are accessing the website within the specific country.

 

For example, contact information for Nokia India will only be available if you are accessing it in India.

 

Please see your inbox as I have sent you a Private Message with the instructions on it. 

If this has helped you, you can help others by clicking the Star or "Accept as Solution"


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jimmyireland
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Re: Question for Nokia - Lumia 920 - 4G in India


scotthillier wrote:

Try not to cry there Jimmy.

 

I've been perfectly polite and thanked you for your input.  However, I have said FROM THE START that this was a question for Nokia, not for average joe user on the street.

I appreciate you may have your point of view, want to help to boost your white stars or whatever - but I was directing this question at Nokia themselves.

There's nothing wrong with that, I want their response and not yours and I've done my best to politely tell you that I don't need anyone elses input but Nokia's.

 

Nothing attitudey about it.  

It's not like I've told you to get lost is it ?


Some of us here are not average joe soaps on the street thank you very much,

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