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Telstra has 5 new 4G phones coming before the end of 2012

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Just a day after Telstra announced their plans to have a bigger and better 4G LTE network over the next year, they have released some other exciting news. The Big T took to Facebook to let us all know that they are ramping up their 4G LTE capable phones catalogue.

Here’s the Facebook post:

While we don’t know which phones Telstra are bringing out, it is safe to assume that we’ll be seeing a few Androids in there. One of the five is probably the next iPhone, 1-2 of the phones are probably Windows Phones and the rest will be Android. We already know that the 4G LTE Galaxy S III is coming to Australia, so we can probably cross that one off the list too.

Source: Telstra 24×7 Facebook Page

 

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  • Norman Ma

    I’m going to call it: of the 5 phones, one is the new iPhone with LTE, one is a WP8 Nokia Lumia, one is an HTC One refresh with LTE (probably a refresh of the X), one’s the Galaxy S3 4G, and one is a phablet, most likely the Galaxy Note II.

  • Michael

    I will say this. NONE of these other 4G phones will come close to that of the HTC One XL.

  • Level380

    Rumour has it one of them will be the iPhone 5……. but I’m not 100% sure myself. Based that Apple is going thinner device with a bigger screen, just doesn’t leave any juice left in the battery for LTE.

    So that means 5 new android LTE devices for us maybe!?

    • Norman Ma

      Impossible – at least one’s guaranteed to be a Windows Phone (Nokia Lumia). As for the iPhone, given the die shrink to 32nm for Apple’s A5 SoC, and LG’s in-cell touch panel that’s supposed to use up 30% less power, I think it’s entirely plausible that the power envelope has enough room for an LTE chip (which has been making power savings of its own).

    • http://androidaustralia.com.au Josh Berg

      I’m leaning towards:
      - iPhone 5
      - Nokia Lumia
      - Galaxy S III 4G
      - Nexus 4G
      - Galaxy Note II 4G