Abstract: Aspects of the present disclosure provide an apparatus and techniques for wireless communication by a user equipment (UE), such as placing a video telephony (VT) call when a user equipment (UE) is camped on a non-Internet Protocol Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) network, such as a non-IMS Long Term Evolution (LTE) network. The UE may be in a coverage area of a first radio access technology (RAT) supported by a first standard, and in a coverage area of a second RAT supported by a second standard. The UE may determine the LTE network does not support IMS services. In response to the determination, the UE may take one or more actions to place a VT call using the second RAT which supports IMS services.

Abstract: Methods and devices are disclosed for managing multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) mode on a multi-SIM wireless device. The wireless device may determine whether all of the SIMs are in an active state, and identify each active SIM and each RF resource that is associated with an inactive SIM if less than all of the SIMs are in the active state. The wireless device may determine whether at least one identified active SIM and at least one identified RF resource satisfy MIMO criteria. Upon determining that at least one identified active SIM and at least one identified RF resource satisfy the MIMO criteria, the wireless device may allocate, for use in MIMO operations, the at least one identified RF resource to a protocol stack associated with a selected one of the at least one identified active SIM.

Abstract: In accordance with aspects of the disclosure, a method, apparatus, and computer program product are provided for wireless communication. The method, apparatus, and computer program product may be configured to acquire a first wireless network for data packet communication on a first radio access technology, request service for a voice call from a second radio access technology via a data tunnel provided by the first radio access technology, determine a failure in obtaining the requested service for the voice call, attempt to re-acquire the first radio access technology and redial the voice call via the first radio access technology in response to determining the failure, obtain the requested service for the voice call if performing of the attempt was less than or equal to a threshold, and acquire a second wireless network via the second radio access technology if performing of the attempt was greater than the threshold.