Globe Telecom earlier reported that they will soon launch new LTE smartphones once their new network is up and running. The line-up includes handsets from ZTE, Samsung, Huawei and HTC.
All handsets will be available under a Globe Postpaid Plan starting with Plan 999.
These Globe-exclusive smartphones are Samsung Galaxy S III LTE, HTC One XL, ZTE T81, and Huawei Ascend P1 LTE, all available under the Globe suite of postpaid plans starting at Plan 999 bundled with unlimited surfing, consumable amount for calls and texts, freebies, and the Globe Guarantee of superior customer service.
The four smartphones are the Samsung Galaxy S III LTE which comes with 2GB of RAM and Exynos 4412 Quad S4 dual-core Krait, the HTC One XL (dual-core Krait), the ZTE T81 and the Huawei Ascend P1 LTE. Some of these handsets can reach up to 100Mbps under the LTE network.
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paolo says:
I hope they carry ANY of the new Windows Phone 8 phones. :( :)
crun says:
di ko mapigilan.. superior customer service.. lols
makaveli says:
bkit wala pa sila galaxy note 2? tagal!!!!
dvancleef says:
What’s your source for the specs on the SIII model ? There are at least 3 different versions of the LTE handset:
1GB / Exynos (mainly North American markets)
2GB / S4 (up to now Japan only)
2GB / Exynos (up to now Korea only)
Jay says:
I was waiting for iPhone 5 to try LTE out. Now that Samsung Galaxy S3 has LTE, I can’t decide! Which one do I get?
Ceal89 says:
The NA version of the S3 uses a dual core snapdragon S4 as the Exynos 4412 does not support LTE when the S3 first launched
Jackie says:
Where’s iPhone 5 in the list? Didn’t they announce LTE?
Poncy says:
“Globe Guarantee of superior customer service.” – Nasamid ako dito.
Brickz says:
Is the S3 being offered by Globe currently the quad core variant or not?
IANVARIVS says:
Superior Customer Service?
Boy, that escalated quickly.
:P
guyrony says:
Globe Guarantee of superior customer service.
Wow! Since when?
Blue says:
The Globe Guarantee of superior customer service.
These guys. Such comedians! Or is it an early April Fools post?
Aris says:
I hope globe upgrades my nanosim to lte soon.
Hugo says:
Sadly Galaxy Note 2 is not included. The mid
October release of the Galaxy note 2 is only 4G and no LTE. It is already posted at the Samsung local website. Launching said to be Oct 16 and release date is on Oct. 20.
Paolo says:
I think Globe will not include Iphone for the LTE phone lineup as the mere use of 4G LTE by Apple can get them sued by Samsung, and apparently the latter is just waiting for the former to do it.haha..
angry_bird says:
Last time sabi ng Globe they are the most preferred broadband in the Philippines, eh bakit mas maraming subscriber ng broadband si Smart?
tapos ngayon ito naman:
Globe Guarantee of superior customer service.
lolx
makaveli24 says:
testing!
game6master6 says:
WOW after a month waiting nobody bothers to reply a simple question? i have been an avid follower and reader but no value n return?
@Ronnie Bulaong, yuga, abe, adn toher so -called experts
pls answer naman!
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tobimagwire says:
effective na ang cyber crime law kaya nasabi ng ts na “Globe Guarantee of superior customer service.” hehehe
Lynne-Enroute.com says:
Regarding Globe’s seemingly bad service, there was supposed to be this article that came out recently where information coming from the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) showed that the difference between Globe and Smart’s reliability of service is not that far.
If that was true, then what is probably happening is that Smart is just playing the perception game by the one coming out with ads magnifying the competitor’s problems.
Personally, though, yeah it’s quite a chore sometimes to connect with Globe in the Metro manila area. Outside, though, it hasn’t been much of a problem.