The company hasn’t said when all subscribers can expect LTE calling. However, it won’t be surprising if a full rollout is contingent on Google’s other two wireless partners hopping aboard the VoLTE bandwagon. Sprint already has “HD” calling, but it’s still working on VoLTE support that could go live later in 2017. US Cellular, meanwhile, is looking at a similar time frame. Until at least Sprint is onboard, access to the feature could be inconsistent — you wouldn’t want to revert to muddier conventional calls just because you’re in the ‘wrong’ coverage area.
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