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Fanie while you're here, does the Vodacom S8 have a Vodacom boot animation?
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Thank you very much, they require a company letterhead emailed just for that to be activated.VoLTE - Voice over LTE. VoLTE is a seperate activation, Vodacom don't do it by default, because there aren't a lot of phones yet that support it. Yeh, just phone Vodacom.
YepFanie while you're here, does the Vodacom S8 have a Vodacom boot animation?
I'm not sureThank you very much, they require a company letterhead emailed just for that to be activated.
Just for the future, how would I know which phones support VoLTE, for e.g. if I'm looking at gsmarena. Is it the LTE cat 16 spec? Or what spec should I look for.
Damnit.
Yes it does. I have a Vodacom branded device. With some of the preloaded apps.Fanie while you're here, does the Vodacom S8 have a Vodacom boot animation?
Just for the future, how would I know which phones support VoLTE, for e.g. if I'm looking at gsmarena. Is it the LTE cat 16 spec? Or what spec should I look for.
Yes it does. I have a Vodacom branded device. With some of the preloaded apps.
I was able to uninstall the apps except for the MyVodacom app. Which is not a train smash because I actually use the app.
Thank you very much, they require a company letterhead emailed just for that to be activated.
Just for the future, how would I know which phones support VoLTE, for e.g. if I'm looking at gsmarena. Is it the LTE cat 16 spec? Or what spec should I look for.
Wow cool. Can anyone comment regarding Vodacom software releases for samsung devices. How quick are they to come?If you have VoLTE activated you will also get Vodacom Wi-Fi calling once they update the firmware.
Wow cool. Can anyone comment regarding Vodacom software releases for samsung devices. How quick are they to come?
Never owned a samsung, and for Sony, their updates were up to c**p. They shouldn't even push through the minor updates.
Thanks, I guess I will have to flash another country firmware. Did this with Sony. Received updates immediately as they were released by Sony.Nougat for the S6 was released two months ago in Europe and still isn't available on any of the local providers, it usually takes 3+ months but credit where credit is due, at one point the Vodacom S6 had the newest firmware available of any S6 in the world.
I checked the build numbers myself and compared them.
Maybe this time they speed things up a bit but I guess three months isn't too bad.
Thanks, I guess I will have to flash another country firmware. Did this with Sony. Received updates immediately as they were released by Sony.
Can anyone direct me to a site showing how to flash samsung the easiest way with other firmware available to download?
I am not familiar with samsung at all. Used flashtool before but not sure whether procedures are the same.
Thanks, I guess I will have to flash another country firmware. Did this with Sony. Received updates immediately as they were released by Sony.
Can anyone direct me to a site showing how to flash samsung the easiest way with other firmware available to download?
I am not familiar with samsung at all. Used flashtool before but not sure whether procedures are the same.
WARNING WARNING WARNING -> Before flashing, ACTIVATE PIN in "Secure startup" (You'll be asked for it AFTER flashing!)
Maybe you should add a warning somewhere.
According to XDA when flashing the S8 you absolutely have to have a PIN set up under Secure startup.
From XDA:
hmmm, why would it ask for secure boot up pin if it wasn't set up in the first place?
I have no idea, he posted the same warning for the S7 so maybe he is just a nitwit or being cautious, I can only assume that it has happened to someone somewhere where it asked for a PIN and the person never had it enabled.
also, how often do you guys reboot your phones that the 5s animation spoils your day?
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