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I can buy that Band 41 could be the trouble maker since its using TD-LTE.

Interesting so maybe 3 LTE band support pushes SVLTE over the edge? It doesn't make sense. Sent from my TouchPad using Tapatalk 4

What makes u say that? If anything this further confirms the note 3 will be triband LTE because if midrange phones are getting triband LTE, then u know flagship phones will get triband LTE. I don't see your logic. Sent from my TouchPad using Tapatalk 4

I wonder if Verizon is releasing LTE phones with SVLTE now that its releasing dual band 750 and AWS LTE phones.

I wouldn't put much stock into the article, the information is clearly for the international version. All it says in the specs for the US version is that the LTE bands supported will be market dependent and we know in the US that the case is also that it is wireless carrier dependent.

Digiblur is right, it can't be the US version since 700 MHz is not supported. The 2600 MHz LTE support in that article is for Japan since they have deployed LTE 2600 out in Japan.

I wonder if we should add the Galaxy S4 Mini as an announced smartphone based on FCC docs today.

U have an upgrade available or were you thinking about paying full retail for the Note 3?

They need people to start buzzing about the HTC One Max and need to announce it this upcoming week before Sept 10th because come Sept 10th all eyes will be focused on the iPhone 5S.

I hope the GS4 triband version is still in play and that the GS4 mini was not the only other triband LTE device available later on this year.

Just don't fly to Hawaii expecting something.

Yes it will pack a S800 processor.

How often is it that on the day of the phone announcement that it hits the FCC? I just wouldn't have expected to see any of the US variant until next week at the earliest.

I know I know..just making light of the situation. We know AJ means well and how much he wants to beat Josh to the punch.

Exactly, I have full confidence now that the Galaxy Note 3 will be triband despite the signs that others have put out for question. Its ok we can have Josh look through the FCC database so we can get it right this time.... . This time we should look at the dimensions as the very first thing to confirm it is a Note 3.

Ok I just mentioned that in my last post about the discrepancy in the dimensions of the phone. The official Note 3 dimension specs should be 79.2 mm wide and 151.2 mm tall. 0o0o0o0o0o0o this means that SVLTE has another chance right!!!!

The only thing that bugs me about the FCC docs is in the "RF exposure info part 1" doc is that the dimensions of the phone look way off. How can the phone only be 61.8 mm wide and 124.9 mm tall? According to the official specs it should be 79.2 mm wide and 151.2 mm tall.

Its pretty good actually. The Band 41 LTE signal quality is much better and stronger than the LG G2.

At least 10 MHz bandwidths are supported now on Band 25 and broke that Samsung LTE phone trend.

Dang no SVLTE. Ah well. It was expected right. I hope its not a deal breaker for those looking to get the Note 3. I highly doubt the HTC One Max will have SVLTE either so I wouldn't hold your breath. Another interesting tidbit. Samsung finally broke that horrible trend of only supporting 5 MHz bandwidths on Band 25. WOO HOOO. Band 25 support for 3, 5 and 10 MHz!!!!!

AJ finally beat Josh to the FCC docs for once...hahaha. Good to hear about zee triband!!!

SEEE!!!! All those folks that were panicking this morning because Sprint didn't scream triband LTE in their press release (even though the LG G2 press release didn't scream triband LTE) or Samsung didn't mention triband in their livestream were overreacting. I feel like I was one of the few on here that was calm about the triband LTE thing and was confident in Sprint that they will pull through.

What is there to wait for? HTC already knows what the Note 3 has instored for awhile now. I think they need to strike around the same time as the Note 3. HTC should be more proactive in trying to grab market share with the HTC One Max. I am sure HTC has some folks at the Note 3 event and of course playing with the device at the experience center. Its pretty obvious what the HTC One Max will be which is a enlarged HTC One. The main question that are still up in the air are whether it will have a S-pen feature, fingerprint scanner and removable battery/sd card slot.

Haha dammit. The international version. This don't help us.

I don't see the leaked photo of the Nexus 5 as a derivative of the LG G2. It doesn't even have the back power/volume buttons and the camera is not in the center like the LG G2.