  ShadowMastrMaster Of All Shadows
join:2001-09-01
Fort Pierce, FL | Not many seem to care As evidenced by the low (estimated) sales and the lack of comments on this post after 45 minutes.....
Go... Go..... Google!
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join:2002-06-22
Londonderry, NH | Re: Not many seem to care said by ShadowMastr:As evidenced by the low (estimated) sales and the lack of comments on this post after 45 minutes.....
Go... Go..... Google!
The Nexus 4 isn't for everyone with no SD card slot, no removable and only up to 16 GB of storage. Due to the phone being naked of all carrier tweaks, T-Mobile can't even include WiFi calling on it. It's more of a developer phone than anything.
That said, a lot of people interested in the phone already have it. People care, but most of them are in the 40,000+ post thread on XDA. | |
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join:2001-06-22
Redmond, WA | No T-Mo Wifi Calling on Nexus 4 T-Mobile doesn't support their Wi-Fi Calling feature on the Nexus 4. | |
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| | | Re: No T-Mo Wifi Calling on Nexus 4 Big whoop, it's a pointless feature anyway. It would be a useful feature if, say, they didn't charge/meter you the exact same for *not* using it's cellular network as it does for actually using it.
There's no reason to use WiFi calling unless you are in an area that has WiFi and Internet but no cell signal. | |
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join:2001-10-16
Spencer, MA | Re: No T-Mo Wifi Calling on Nexus 4 Actually a lot of people had the feature added that exempts wifi calling from your minutes bucket. Even if you don't have WiFi calling on the Nexus 4 you can install an app called Groove IP that allows you to make calls over wifi using you Google Voice number. | |
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| | | | | Re: No T-Mo Wifi Calling on Nexus 4 Yes but Groove IP can be horrible at times. Echos and turns on the speaker phone. | |
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join:2005-11-23
EARTH | It's rather useful if you're in a building with abundant wifi and concrete walls that block cell signals... | |
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| | ssavoyPremium
join:2007-08-16
Dallas, PA Reviews:
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| There's a $0 add-on that gives you unlimited WiFi calling. And it's far from pointless. Any newer building you walk into nowadays seems to be a faraday cage.
What's pointless are those $150 and $250 "Network Extenders" from some of the other providers. | |
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join:2005-11-23
EARTH | Re: No T-Mo Wifi Calling on Nexus 4 Agreed. I wish AT&T would do Wifi calling like T-Mo. However, I wouldn't give up AT&T's coverage just for Wifi calling. | |
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@verizon.net | said by romulusnr:There's no reason to use WiFi calling unless you are in an area that has WiFi and Internet but no cell signal.
How about all of South Korea? No roaming agreements with the Big 4 carriers, but plenty of open WiFi APs. Just set your SSID to "Linksys".
also works great anywhere in the world you don't want to pay roaming fees but still want your Stateside number. | |
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| said by mieses:T-Mobile doesn't support their Wi-Fi Calling feature on the Nexus 4.
I dont use wifi calling anyway with TMo, if I do I have nothing but trouble receiving calls. | |
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|  jimkPremium
join:2006-04-15
Raleigh, NC | Re: Is this really any news? Previously it was only offered in a few T-Mobile stores and on Google Play. Now all T-Mobile stores will carry it. | |
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join:2004-02-15
Roseville, CA | Huh? I'm confused I guess. I bought one of the 2 Nexus 4's I own at Tmobile way back in early November. So what's changing? Will they be sold in all Tmobile stores now? Or is this just like really old news? | |
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| | | Re: Huh? Perhaps we only had it here in NorCal?  | |
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| | ! Walked near a T-mobile store today and didn't see any Nexus 4 on the line up. If they do sell it in store then I guess I can save on shipping. First need to see if an upgrade is really worth it though. | |
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