Slovak Telekom 4G/LTE support for BlackBerry Q10

Hello,
last month my carrier Slovak Telekom launched 4G/LTE network in our country (www.telekom.sk/english/press-center/press-releases/slovak-telekom-launches-first-nationwide-4g-lte-n... I would like to use my BB Q10 (SQN100-3) in 4G network, but my Q10 is not supported yet (in network mode 4G is missing). When will be Q10 supported? From what/who does the 4G/LTE functionality depend? From mobile carrier or BlackBerry?
Thanks
Kalliopp
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Hi Julobaco,
you are right Q10 supports all Slovak frequencies you mentioned. There was not a problem with supporting frequencies. There was the problem, that LTE setting was disabled in the Network mode before May 2014. Thanks to the latest OS update 10.2.1.3175 released during end of May 2014 is LTE already enabled in the Network mode menu. Slovak Telekom LTE is available from November 2013. It means I was not able to use Slovak Telekom LTE for 6-7 months due to disabled LTE capability in the Network menu with Slovak Telekom SIM card on my Q10. I think it is very long time for waiting to a carrier update. It is finally ok

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