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Stephane Richard, CEO of France Telecom, which also owns Orange Romania, stated in a recent interview that iPhone 5 it will not be compatible with networks LTE 4G which will be launched in Europe this year and next year. He says that the future iPhone will be compatible with 4G LTE networks in North America and in this article I explained exactly the same thing. Practically, in Europe there are not many 4G LTE networks on which the iPhone could work, so at the moment the implementation of compatibility would be useless anyway since in some countries it is not known exactly on which bands the networks will work or when they will be launched them.
In Romania we will be able to use the iPhone 5, most likely on the DC-HDSPA network of 43 Mbps of Orange Romania and on the HSPA+ networks of up to 21 Mbps of Orange, Vodafone and Cosmote, and in the case of Digi you will be able to use the terminal on the 3G network of up to 14.4 Mbps. I have told you several times and I repeat now, do not expect the iPhone 5 to work on 4G networks in Europe and do not be disappointed when you hear that it will only be compatible with those in the USA, anyway you have not had anything to do with he here
