We found references to an iPhone with LTE in IOS

Just this morning my partner Gnzl referred to a possible iPhone 4G connectivity as well as offering the new iPhone and it seems that Apple itself is working on a terminal connectivity.

In iPhone OS 5.1 is found references to a series of switches in the connection referred to 4G. Many of these references belong to the IOS version 5.1 that brings the new iPhone but since some only appear when you are on a call, it can only mean that refer to an iPhone.

In case you want to check yourself, the different strings have been found in the following IOS file:

var / stash / Applications / Preferences.app / English.lproj / Network.strings

If you will not fret, after the jump you have the reference collection to the 4G network during a phone call or FaceTime that have been found:

"4G_ON_CALL_CANCEL" = "Cancel";
"4G_ON_CALL_OK_DISABLE" = "Disable";
"4G_ON_CALL_OK_ENABLE" = "Enable";
"4G_ON_CALL_WARNING_DISABLE" = "Disabling 4G will end your phone call. Are you sure you want to disable 4G? "
"4G_ON_CALL_WARNING_ENABLE" = "Enabling 4G will end your phone call. Are you sure you want to enable 4G? "
"4G_ON_FACETIME_4G_WARNING_DISABLE" = "Disabling 4G FaceTime will end. Are you sure you want to disable 4G? "
"4G_ON_FACETIME_WIFI_WARNING_DISABLE" = "Disabling 4G may end FaceTime. Are you sure you want to disable 4G? "
"4G_TEXT" = "Using data loads faster 4G, But may DECREASE battery life."

Source: iClarified