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Celcom LTE Network Now Supports iPhone 5 and iPad Mini

by Chief Chapree
June 17, 2013
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Over the weekend, reports have pouring in that iPhone 5 users on Celcom’s network are now able to utilize the telco’s LTE service. True enough, Celcom’s name now have finally appeared on the LTE section of iPhone 5’s official website even though the roll-out was originally supposed to take place last month.

Nevertheless, this came just days after the telco launched the new Sony Xperia Z Tablet as the first smart device that is officially supported on Celcom LTE network. Additionally, we have also received reports that iPad Mini users are also able to utilize Celcom LTE service even though the telco’s name have yet to appear on iPad’s official website.

Despite all these developments, there is still no official statement from Celcom about them at the time being nor any change to the telco’s existing LTE plan.

[via Amanz]

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