@homer Try logging in from their homepage using your browser, should open their webmail client.

@joebeach They're working on it,Check this link. https://ubports.com/blog/ubports-news-1/post/first-steps-in-volte-support-for-ubuntu-touch-3768

@ktatar156 I agree completely.

@lakotaubp It would be nice to have VoLTE working on the Nexus 5 before you abandon it, after all it has the greatest number of Ubuntu Touch users of any single phone.

@UBportsNews Where do we stand om the VoLTE timeline
https://www.jeroenbaten.nl/UT-VoLTE-proposed-technical-architecture.pdf

@domubpkm Structurally similar to the others, then it gets complicated.

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Read section 2.1 of the sysmocom
systems for mobile communications GmbH
Ubuntu Touch VoLTE Investigation, Revision V1 July 22, 2021 and then read about the Purism Librem 5 phone which uses PureOs. A significant involvement of the device manufacturer is required to implement VoLTE. After that is accomplished a carrier has to be willing to activate the phone. Purism gets over the last hurdle with its AweSim.

@jonsger said in Status of VoLTE (Voice over LTE 4G) implementation?:

Does someone know what happened to the work of Sysmocom for VoLTE on the Volla Phones: blog post and technical investigation report.

I'm currently running a Librem 5 with PureOS, which in theory has VoLTE support in the modem. But can't get it working with Deutsche Telekom (works with Vodafone DE). So I think for VoLTE we need a different solution in the long term, then relying on IoT modems with VoLTE support.

I would like to make a "kick-off" donation for "2.1 Open Source IMS Implementation" to the UBports Foundation. It's tax-deductible, so say something like 1.000€ So someone capable from Sysmocom or so can start working on it.

The carrier doesn't have to support a device(phone) just because the device conforms to its network. Purism Libtem 5 and PureOS are perfect examples. Purism offers what they call an AweSim that allows you to connect unsupported devices to their network details here https://puri.sm/products/librem-awesim/

@wizardi3
I guess in the US at least they are no longer supporting phones that aren't 5G capable. I was offered a FREE phone at two shops I tried and online.

@rocket2nfinity It supports 4G LTE on LTE Band 5 and that shows up in cellular settings with a Verizon SIM before I tried to activate the phone. I have a Nexus 5x working on Verizon and the settings matched. It' not that the phone wouldn't work it's just no longer supported.

In my search for a VoLTE solution for NEXUS 5 I came across this info which might help in the EU not where I am in the US.

https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/modem-efs-nexus-5-flashable-modems-and-efs-backup-lmy48b.2514095/
https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/radio-enable-lte-band-3-and-8-on-d820-and-lte-band-2-and-4-on-d821.2928561/

@UBportsNews Where do we stand om the VoLTE timeline
https://www.jeroenbaten.nl/UT-VoLTE-proposed-technical-architecture.pdf

@arubislander said in Bring devs to UT:

... a fully viable and operational UT.

I think it is dependent on the device manufacturer more than the OS developer, which is why Volla is probably the best bet.

@mihael No I misunderstood I thought 993 was not working. Sorry

@mihael try imap port 995

@arubislander Global. The foundation may be but function is certainly not.