I told you today that The iPhone 5 would work on the future 4G LTE networks in Romania on the 1800 MHz band, and here it is now we find the same thing about Great Britain. There, Orange and T-Mobile collaborate in a project that will unite the operators under the name Everything Everywhere, and on September 11 this company will launch a 4G LTE network on the 1800 MHz band. The information comes from sources inside the operators and is of course available as a rumor.
Although the iPad 3 does not work on the future 4G LTE networks in Europe, it would be a big mistake for the iPhone 5 not to be compatible at least with the 1800 MHz band on which most European operators will build the 4G LTE networks. The launch of this network on September 11, just one day before the presentation of the iPhone 5, can be seen as a small proof that the device would be compatible with it, but I think that Apple looks at things from a different point of view and already has available the hardware that would allow him to produce an iPhone 5 compatible with these networks.
