Subj : tre (mobile compani known in norden europe) have now native ipv6
To   : Benny Pedersen
From : Andre Grueneberg
Date : Sun Feb 19 2012 01:13:52

Hi Benny

Benny Pedersen schrieb:

 AG>> The problem is not only the OS, but also your base-band chip.
 BP> oh symbian have support to hardware that does not exists ?

Oh no, Nokia base-band chips obviously also have IPv6 support. Only other phone makers started licensing it lately from their chip vendors -- IPv6 support has been available in the market.

 AG>> Nokia (S40 and Symbian) has IPv6 support at least since 2004.
 BP> thats 3 years later then the first ipv6 was public in danmark 

Just look at RFC2460 and you know why. :)

 AG>> Only with WM7 they made a step backward.
 BP> keep away from lunia then

Rumors are that only WP8 (Apollo) will support IPv6. But the situation with other vendors is not much better -- OS might support it, but as base-band doesn't they can only use IPv6 on Wifi.

Nokia N9 (Meego) is another option ... full IPv6 support (as an add-on). 

 BP> wait until the eu version of lunia 995 comes to europe, the us
 BP> version 900 does not work with eu lte (4G), dont know if it does
 BP> not work if one hack it and put ubuntu on it :)

Problem is different frequencies in US and EU for LTE ... again base-band chips in your way. Bad luck.

CU Andre               E-Mail: andre@grueneberg.de 
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