Globe Telecom has finally confirmed that all iPhone 5 postpaid subscribers will get access to their LTE network at no additional charge. This means that if you are currently on a MySuperSurf data plan, you can get LTE for free.
In press release sent to us by Globe, they have finally lived up to their commitment of free unlimited LTE to their existing subscribers. They first announced this back in December.

The release indicated this development.
Globe subscribers on iPhone 5 postpaid plans can now experience fourth-generation Long Term Evolution (4G LTE) on their devices by updating to Apple’s latest software, the iOS6.1.
The availability is on the heels of Apple’s announcement that it has enabled the LTE functionality of the iPhone 5 in the Philippines.
With this development, Globe postpaid subscribers on iPhone 5 can enjoy blazing mobile internet speeds of up to 42 Mbps in LTE-covered areas without having to upgrade their plans or pay extra charges.
To enjoy LTE coverage on their iPhone 5, subscribers need to update to iOS 6.1 and use an LTE Nano-SIM.
Globe’s LTE network is heavily concentrated in Makati although it is now also available in select areas in Manila, Pasig City, Quezon City, Taguig City, Muntinlupa, Mandaluyong, Cebu City, and Boracay.
Meanwhile, Smart also sent a press release stating they will offer unlimited LTE to all data plan subscribers until April 30.







Need assistance please:
Details:
iPhone 5 with IOS 6.1.2
Globe Telecom
LTE-activated nano-sim card (twice replaced yet both sim cards are LTE-activated as per Globe hotline agent)
In an LTE-activated area (proven kc a family member has an LTE signal on his iphone 5 yet i dont)
Did basic troubleshooting: restart network settings, soft reboot, manually change signal to Globe —- did this over and over yet no improvement.
My problem is obvious — still no LTE signal. I asked the hotline agent if it’s possible that my unit is defective — said it’s impossible. Any assitance with my issue will be very much appreciated. Thanks.
Hi iya. Make sure that LTE is turned on in settings, general, cellular. Try to toggle airplane mode too. If all else fails go to a globe center and ask for a new nano sim that is LTE ready. I assure you. Once the sim is replaced with a new one your iphone5 will obtain LTE signal. I had the same issue you were having until i had my sim replace. Even if the person from the support call says that the current sim you have is LTE enabled, have it replaced with a new one. – See more at: http://www.yugatech.com/telecoms/globe-confirms-free-unlimited-lte-on-iphone-5/comment-page-2/#comment-568978
Hi iya. Make sure that LTE is turned on in settings, general, cellular. Try to toggle airplane mode too. If all else fails go to a globe center and ask for a new nano sim that is LTE ready. I assure you. Once the sim is replaced with a new one your iphone5 will obtain LTE signal. I had the same issue you were having until i had my sim replace. Even if the person from the support call says that the current sim you have is LTE enabled, have it replaced with a new one.
iVe just realized that my iphone 5 model A4128 (located at the back of the iphone 5 and not at “About” option) does not support LTE for Globe (but it does on Smart,ive heard). This is usually the case for those who bought their Iphone 5 units in the US. The Iphone 5 model that supports Philippine band is A4129. Thanks so much for the assistance Jon. I really appreciate it. I guess I just have to suffice with 3G or EDGE then :-(
hello, im using ipad mini 4G, anong plan ng globe for surfing? can i also get LTE nano sim?