Probably because VoLTE is the technical way of saying it, the user can not be expected to remember every complicated name for example you have the option to choose 2G, 3G and 4G not GSM, EDGE, UMTS and LTE.
Hi Every body does some one .know how to connect my xperia 10 iii “shh” with putty.
I try to connect with the usb cable plugged . I enable developer mode and distant connexion
I save a password.
I setup an ip adresse for usb.
When i try to connect by ssh by the address i defined before login: “admin” and i wrote my password i s the login user admin? It doesn’t work
Thank you
Okay, since I have a 10 iii device, what to do then, if I have such ‘one way 4G calling (VoLTE)’ as described?
My operator (o2 germany) is listed as successfully tested in the thread about vendor/operator compatibility.
Hi @nerd7473. Would you be able to give a little more detail please? E.g. country, device, your VoLTE status, MMS settings, a link to your operator’s stated MMS settings, etc. It might help to know if others are experiencing the same.
Yesterday I noticed that VoLTE was enabled on my 10 III and I have not enabled it by running dbus-commands. Fortunately Elisa-FI works fine with VoLTE but I could not find a note from the release notes that it may be activated without user interaction.
Oh that is why I don’t hear a ringtone sometimes haha good to know.
Yes, an icon shows you the status of a function. Like 4G or 3G which I think is quite handy. Some prefer to launch a terminal and send the commands to check on the status but I’m not one of them and thus I’d be happy with some kind of info. Why would we have a 4G and 3G icon if that wasn’t useful? Following the logic of what for even these two could be left out.
But as I said, the folks at Jolla have way more important stuff to do as to implement an icon for a feature that is in beta testing.