EE have sent out an email confirming that their 4G network will launch in the UK on October 30th.
They include 3 phones that will support the 4G network, notably the iPhone5 is missing.
Moving to EE for their 4G network will require signing up for a new plan/commitment, and there are no details yet if people part-way through a contract on Orange or T-Mobile will be able to roll this across to a new plan with EE, or at what cost.
EE will launch 4G in the following cities:
With the addition of Belfast, Derby, Hull, Nottingham, Newcastle, and Southampton by the end of 2012.
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