Nexus 4 Includes Support for LTE on Band 4

Glorious news this morning. Enabled it on my Nexus 4 with Telus and I can confirm that this works absolutely fine.<p>However, I'm quite curious about the battery life impact. So far the N4 isn't a champion in this category. Adding LTE..

Cool. Now just let me buy one, please.

I adjusted the settings on my Nexus 4 (T-Mobile in the SF Bay Area). I saw a marginal increase in my bandwidth (going from preferred WCDMA to LTE/GSM/CDMA/(PRE) in the menu entries. It is no way a scientific test but the results are a consistent 2 MBps increase which is not enough to claim that LTE works but is a nice to have. I will do more research and post it here.

I was a bit confused as to why this was remarkable. I found out that the Nexus 4 isn't billed as supporting LTE, so this unofficial support is essentially "for free".

Anyone know whether that applies to rogers in canada?

So, the takeaway for US AT&#38;T customers is that they may potentially roll out LTE on a band that the Nexus 4 supports, but it hasn't yet?

What I wondering know if samsung sgs3 i9300 and new note2 international also has LTE chips on board, which can be activated that simple.

Does that mean I could use the Nexus 4 on Verizon?

It should be noted that the INFO code does not work on most OEM customised builds (HTC, Samsung, LG et. al.)

Oh good. Anyone know if that will work with EE in the UK?