Do people care what Vodafone UK 4G speeds are to be offered along with the new iPhone 6 or 6 Plus? According to the company’s boss Jeroen Hoencamp, subscribers don’t care or even don’t know that 4G exists and what it means to them.
It doesn’t matter what Vodafone 4G speeds in London or other parts of the United Kingdom are. At least, this is what the carrier’s CEO believes in.
It is necessary to note that Vodafone is playing second fiddle to another local carrier EE when we mention 4G speeds. EE extended its network and attracted over 5.7 new subscribers thanks to these speeds and coverage becoming number one UK 4G network with over 8 millions users.
Vodafone thinks different, or says different. As Hoencamp notes, the concept of 4G is not such a big thing as some suggest. He is sure that getting the highest speeds isn’t a race, especially when you talk about iPhone 6 and other mobile devices.
EE has already built and continues to improve its network of 300Mbps speeds, and Vodafone claims it could easily do the same thing, but has no desire to. Why? Hoencamp notes that users with mobile gadgets don’t need more than 20Mbps.
The UK iPhone carrier boasts that its low band spectrum makes it stand out and offers better indoor coverage to subscribers.
The mobile operator believes that users care about consistency and strong signal, and this is what it is delivering to them.
What about you? Do you care about iPhone 6 and 6 Plus 4G speeds or not?
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