I have a att one x I unlocked it to work with tmo currently getting terrible edge speeds any way I can get 3g or 4g data speeds?
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HTC disabled aws support so no. But it looks like tmobile is rolling out iphone compatible hspa bands in some of their markets.
There are some people that have speculated (maybe just hopeful optimism) that hardware support for AWS is there, just not enabled in software, and that some hack such as a custom radio can enable it. Search around, and you will find a thread about this.
But presently, no, there is no way to get 3G/4G service on T-Mobile with this phone.
Okay thanks a lot and btw do u know when the hspa bands are gonna rolled out and also where is the thread for the topic on the one x cause I would deff root to get 3g
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I read it on engadget or the verge
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Okay thanks a lot and btw do u know when the hspa bands are gonna rolled out and also where is the thread for the topic on the one x cause I would deff root to get 3g
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I remember reading it would take them until the end of next year to get half of their network flipped over.
Oh wow that's long haha think there will be any work arounds cause I know there was something like this for the galaxy note where it would work on tmobile 4g with a custom root and Rom
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The Galaxy Note works because you can flash the radio for the T-Mobile Galaxy SII because they were the same SoC. It could be possible by flashing a radio from the One S but you can't flash radios without S-Off.
"Long is the way, and hard, that out of hell leads up to light."
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The Galaxy Note works because you can flash the radio for the T-Mobile Galaxy SII because they were the same SoC. It could be possible by flashing a radio from the One S but you can't flash radios without S-Off.
"Long is the way, and hard, that out of hell leads up to light."
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Actually, you can flash radios on the one x without s-off. We've been doing it for a couple weeks if you check out the radio thread in the dev section.
As to flashing a one s radio...good luck?
Yea we can flash radios with the hox as long as you have a unlocked bootloader
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I thought the one s and one x had the same SOC? By that logic I think someone should try flashing the one s radio. :thumbup:
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I thought I remember seeing somewhere that this was a hardware issue?
Went to tmobile today talked to the manager!! Apparently tmobiles is gonna start switching there Bands so it will be compatible for the HTC one x on 4g tmobile from him he said around September or October!!!
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Get a straight talk sim from Wal-Mart unlimited everything for $45 /mo for unlimited everything
No unlock needed because it used att towers
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BUMP!
Can anyone confirm that flashing the TMo ONE S radio is a no-no? I'm about to get an AT&T HOX and would like to know if this is possible first.
Thanks in advanced.
I flashed the One S radio, got higher ping at best, but obviously as said before, no 3g/4g.
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Irish Enigma said:
Get a straight talk sim from Wal-Mart unlimited everything for $45 /mo for unlimited everything
No unlock needed because it used att towers
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you mean you can using t-mobile sim card on hox without unlock because it uses att towers?
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you mean you can using t-mobile sim card on hox without unlock because it uses att towers?
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Clearly, he said Straight Talk, not T-Mobile.
why is the international one getting edge as well? shouldnt that get 3g? EDIT: nevermind i get it. tmobiles old structure.
EDIT:how did u guys unlock it? those annoying paysites?
I used an online service. But its like $3 on eBay, wasn't aware till after I paid $20.
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so I have this phone on ATT, and I switched from the atrix to this. I put the sim card from my atrix into this and i cant get anything above 100 kbps up, seems wayyy to slow...wondering if it has something to do with the throttling ATT did for the Atrix? I changed my phone on my online profile, but I don't know what else to do to get decent speeds...any ideas?
I dont believe the T-mobile nexus s supports At&t's 3g network. You're probably on edge
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I dont believe the T-mobile nexus s supports At&t's 3g network. You're probably on edge
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It's not the T-mobile version.... its the 9020A which works on ATT 3g.....
I hear that you will need to flash a new radio for the ATT version. I believe KD3 will help with your speed. Where did you get the NS?
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I hear that you will need to flash a new radio for the ATT version. I believe KD3 will help with your speed. Where did you get the NS?
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ebay, a little over a month ago
anyone have any solutions?
As stated above, flash a different radio such as KB3 or KD1 or something.
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Hi, I have been reading some posts in the Radio thread reporting that they are using the T-mobile Modem. It was unclear whether they had it working on the T-mobile network or just using the modem on the ATT network.
Is there anyone here using the Galaxy S II Skyrocket on T-mobiles 1700Mhz AWS 3G band and getting internet and sms and everything no problem?
I just want to make sure before I go out and purchase one for a lot of money and not have it working.
Yup I believe that the Skyrocket and the TMO SII are the same phone or at least have the same radio
Yes, you can use the t-mobile modem on the skyrocket and connect to t-mobile 3g. There are people on xda that have done this and confirmed working. The modem chipsets are different though.
There is one thing though. The skyrocket modem (mdm9200) supports 700/1700/2100 on LTE which is the same frequency that t-mobile uses on 3G. My concern is that although it will work since it is the same frequency, the skyrocket modem uses the 700/1700 band for LTE and not 3G, but 2100 for 3G and LTE. The t-mobile sgs2 uses the mdm8220 which supports 1700/2100 for 3G. I don't know enough about the particular power/design differences to say if this is a safe thing to do for extended periods of time. I heard of a few people having problems with their modems after flashing tmob modem on their skyrocket. Don't know if it's connected to the hardware differences.. just a caution. Make sure you have warranty or insurance coverage before you try
I'm going to buy the phone secondhand and thus I will not have warranty or any return policy hence I am worried. I wanted to make sure that it works before I go out and purchase the phone.
Were the people having problems the people who were still on the ATT network? I plan on using the phone strictly on the T-mobile network which I hear is also going to be putting out 1900Mhz 3G in certain markets due to the failed ATT merger and I happen to be in one of those large markets.
I have seen this question more than once but never an answer to why...with the two phones being nearly identical, what is the draw causing some tmo users to want the 727 over the 989?
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I'm going to buy the phone secondhand and thus I will not have warranty or any return policy hence I am worried. I wanted to make sure that it works before I go out and purchase the phone.
Were the people having problems the people who were still on the ATT network? I plan on using the phone strictly on the T-mobile network which I hear is also going to be putting out 1900Mhz 3G in certain markets due to the failed ATT merger and I happen to be in one of those large markets.
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Around here it is cheaper and also I hope that the phone will work with non-smartphone data plans on T-mobile because T-mobile locks out their own smartphones to certain data plans.
As I've said, others have reported it to be working. However, I don't think there are enough people doing this to give a clear idea if the tmob modem is having any adverse effects on the skyrocket modem. Maybe open a poll thread to get a better idea?
One of my customers came in with an unlocked and rooted sky rocket, any idea as to how to get it off our edge?
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Makes sense! Thanks!
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Around here it is cheaper and also I hope that the phone will work with non-smartphone data plans on T-mobile because T-mobile locks out their own smartphones to certain data plans.
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Does anyone know where can I flash this modem? And how to do it plz
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One of my customers came in with an unlocked and rooted sky rocket, any idea as to how to get it off our edge?
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This is for everyone.
IT HAS TO RUN A TMOBILE SGS II MODEM. The radio has the capability, but the modem.bin for the SR doesn't activate AWS/2100. Flashing a T-Mobile modem will fix that though.
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So do I just flash. A T-Mobile ROM
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So do I just flash. A T-Mobile ROM
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Just beware of the sbl.bin (Boot Loader). Do NOT flash the sbl for the Hercules on the Skyrocket. Everything else appears to function the same.
(I've been researching if I should get a Skyrocket or Hercules)
So just flash a tmo rom?
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So just flash a tmo rom?
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MODEM
just flash a TMobile MODEM
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I've flashed a bunch of different things and am no noob at anything but I don't think I've ever seen atmobile modem as a flashable zip...
Kingdavid you working here
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I've flashed a bunch of different things and am no noob at anything but I don't think I've ever seen atmobile modem as a flashable zip...
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so dont flash one in CWM....flash it in ODIN or HEIMDALL....
i dont know, since i dont keep up with the TMobile dev but i would bet something is over there...
jesus...
i just went over to TMOBILE SGS2 DEV section and what do you know, a thread called:
[RADIOS] CWM Flashable Modems
that didnt even involve a search....
reading and comprehension are a wonderful thing
Running on T-Mobile 3g pay by the day right now on Rogers s2 lte using the telus radio. I'll try to run some more tests tmr night with the tmo radios...but no guarantees.... vacation is tiring
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tom0927 said:
Running on T-Mobile 3g pay by the day right now on Rogers s2 lte using the telus radio. I'll try to run some more tests tmr night with the tmo radios...but no guarantees.... vacation is tiring
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So we're you able to test during your tiring vacation?
Enyone have experience with this? There is a thread about getting an Evo 4g on Verizon prepaid, but I cannot veiw it because I am a new member.
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Enyone have experience with this? There is a thread about getting an Evo 4g on Verizon prepaid, but I cannot veiw it because I am a new member.
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Link? None of us have seen that one done
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I really don't think that's possible :screwy: . At least not working correctly. The EVO4G is CDMA, Hellrizon is GSM. Are you sure your not thinking about the Thunderbolt?
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I thought verizons network was also cdma?
Verizon is CDMA, at&t and T-Mobile are GSM
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Verizon is CDMA, at&t and T-Mobile are GSM
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My bad , could of sworn they were. Thanks for the correct one_love .
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Verizon is CDMA, at&t and T-Mobile are GSM
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Really? Didn't know that. I could've sworn I saw on AP before that VZW was GSM... That is good to know! so... Maybe I can bring other sprint phones to VZW -or VZW ones to sprint?
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thronnos said:
Really? Didn't know that. I could've sworn I saw on AP before that VZW was GSM... That is good to know! so... Maybe I can bring other sprint phones to VZW -or VZW ones to sprint?
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Since verizon uses LTE it wouldn't do you one bit of good to try it unless you have a sprint LTE device with the correct apn's set up on the rom also.
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Since verizon uses LTE it wouldn't do you one bit of good to try it unless you have a sprint LTE device with the correct apn's set up on the rom also.
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Sprint LTE devices will work on 1900MHz PCS frequencies. Verizon LTE works on 700MHz. Even with correct apn's it still would not work due to the massive difference in spectrum setup.
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Also the issue of esn.
Bottom line is it would be easier, and faster to use one of the other prepaid carriers. Boost, or Metro PCS I'm almost sure would be cheaper also.
it was me
I had the guide on how to put any Verizon or Sprint device on Verizon's 50 prepaid unlimited everything , they took it down because.....................I'm awesome??? Lol don't worry it'll be up again soon
It would be nice to know how to do this. Vzw to sprint and sprint to vzw. A lot of us live in areas that will not see 4g of any variety anytime during our current and probably next contracts. So if a phone would still operate on 3g, it could be worth it. If someone knows how to do this, please tell
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I had the guide on how to put any Verizon or Sprint device on Verizon's 50 prepaid unlimited everything , they took it down because.....................I'm awesome??? Lol don't worry it'll be up again soon
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Did you post this guide somewhere else that you promised to share?
You can check out the guide HERE. It may be of some use.
Has anyone gotten the phone working on T- mob? Keep reading that the Rogers has the same bands?
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Has anyone gotten the phone working on T- mob? Keep reading that the Rogers has the same bands?
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Nope, Rogers is the same bands as at&t.
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Has anyone gotten the phone working on T- mob? Keep reading that the Rogers has the same bands?
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Att hox works on tmob only edge here in US, not sure about intl.
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Nope, Rogers is the same bands as at&t.
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Sad panda. Almost tempted anyway with tmobile refarming...
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Sad panda. Almost tempted anyway with tmobile refarming...
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I did read once we achieve s-off you would be able to get 4g, but not sure when that will be.
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I need to play with one in a store. I had a note I recently sold. I'm addicted to big screens.
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I need to play with one in a store. I had a note I recently sold. I'm addicted to big screens.
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Me too, the hox is perfect size.
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I did read once we achieve s-off you would be able to get 4g, but not sure when that will be.
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The limitation will be the hardware, the radios in the AT&T/Rogers version will not work with TMO's 4G network.
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The limitation will be the hardware, the radios in the AT&T/Rogers version will not work with TMO's 4G network.
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Information is conflicting, but some specs for the AT&T One X list the AWS band (1700/2100 MHz) used by T-Mobile for 3G/4G. Its not supported in software, but some have speculated (maybe wishful thinking) that the hardware is there, and something just needs to be changed in software to make it work.
This was the case with the Galaxy Note. AWS is not officially supported, but the hardware is actually there, and one of the folks here on XDA was able to hack it to work.
Its not a sure bet whether such a thing is possible on the AT&T One X. Seems largely speculation for the time being. Unless it really happens, using the One X on EDGE seems like a poor compromise. The One S doesn't have nearly as nice a screen, but same chipset, and still a nice phone. And if I were on T-Mob, I would certainly consider it.
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Information is conflicting, but some specs for the AT&T One X list the AWS band (1700/2100 MHz) used by T-Mobile for 3G/4G. Its not supported in software, but some have speculated (maybe wishful thinking) that the hardware is there, and something just needs to be changed in software to make it work.
This was the case with the Galaxy Note. AWS is not officially supported, but the hardware is actually there, and one of the folks here on XDA was able to hack it to work.
Its not a sure bet whether such a thing is possible on the AT&T One X. Seems largely speculation for the time being. Unless it really happens, using the One X on EDGE seems like a poor compromise. The One S doesn't have nearly as nice a screen, but same chipset, and still a nice phone. And if I were on T-Mob, I would certainly consider it.
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Hmm... Ok well I will gladly eat the words as I am all about devices being able to work with the broadest number of carriers...
The ability to do that is rare but perhaps the most recent chipsets have all the radio components there to make it only a SW issue...
I'll happily stand corrected if someone has it working!
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The ability to do that is rare but perhaps the most recent chipsets have all the radio components there to make it only a SW issue...
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This has only been the case on the Galaxy Note, that I'm aware. And a (somewhat skeptical) "maybe" on the One X.
I think its less of a "recent chipset" thing, and more an indication of market forces at the time. My hunch is that it had something to do with the (now defunct) merger deal between AT&T and T-Mobile. As both these phones were being spec'ed and designed around the time the deal was looking like it was going through. These devices would have acted as "bridge" devices for when the AT&T started taking over the T-mobile frequencies.
If the deal had gone through, my guess is that the AWS bands would have been fully supported on these devices, and we would have seen more phones with similar band support.
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This has only been the case on the Galaxy Note, that I'm aware. And a (somewhat skeptical) "maybe" on the One X.
I think its less of a "recent chipset" thing, and more an indication of market forces at the time. My hunch is that it had something to do with the (now defunct) merger deal between AT&T and T-Mobile. As both these phones were being spec'ed and designed around the time the deal was looking like it was going through. These devices would have acted as "bridge" devices for when the AT&T started taking over the T-mobile frequencies.
If the deal had gone through, my guess is that the AWS bands would have been fully supported on these devices, and we would have seen more phones with similar band support.
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Perhaps but at&t owns no 1700 mhz spectrum but does have some 2100 mhz although a lot less since they gave up some huge chunks in the breakup deal with TMO. I believe though that the way that TMO uses their spectrum for 4G is that one band say 1700 is for download and the other, 2100, is for upload...
Previously the devices for at&t didn't have the ability to do the 1700 band but most had the 2100 capability since it is also used internationally.
So if it does have the expanded radio capability it would be interesting to see if someone could disable the unused radios to assist with battery life... With so many smart people here I am sure that already is happening but just my curiosity. TMO users would want to disable the low band radios 700/850/900 since TMO USA doesn't use those so why waste power on them, AT&T users would want to disable the 1700 band, etc...
Again probably already being done and I am just getting to the party...
There had been a few phones this had worked on, sgs2, lg thrill, the note as stated before. I think the radio hardware just needs to be told what bands to look for, but I would be way wrong.
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Ok I have looked everywhere for a solid answer on this.
I actually bought this unlocked att branded one x for use with T-Mobile prepaid. I however didn't know that my data (even with adjusted apnpsettings) only got edge speeds. So I'm trying to find.prepaid alternatives .. I was told by att that gophone doesn't work with their 65$ 1gb data plan because it's a 4g phone. Is this correct? Also I've looked into straight talk however with Sims costing 50-90 dollars and uncertainty idk . Any reliable information on what I can do with prepaid with this phone AND have 3g/4g possibility please let me know ASAP.. thanks everyone
What city are you in? The website Airportal.de shows where T-mobile is activating 3g for non T-mobile phones.
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I was told by att that gophone doesn't work with their 65$ 1gb data plan because it's a 4g phone. Is this correct?
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Not sure, but I think they might mean you won't get LTE, but you may still get HSPA+. Others have have tried this might be able to chime in with more certain information.
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Ok I have looked everywhere for a solid answer on this.
I actually bought this unlocked att branded one x for use with T-Mobile prepaid. I however didn't know that my data (even with adjusted apnpsettings) only got edge speeds. So I'm trying to find.prepaid alternatives .. I was told by att that gophone doesn't work with their 65$ 1gb data plan because it's a 4g phone. Is this correct? Also I've looked into straight talk however with Sims costing 50-90 dollars and uncertainty idk . Any reliable information on what I can do with prepaid with this phone AND have 3g/4g possibility please let me know ASAP.. thanks everyone
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I paid 9.99us for my straight talk SIM card ordered it from their webpage..
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I unlocked my AT&T HTC One X and have used it on T-mobiles prepaid for a few months now. I generally only get EDGE speeds, unless I'm in a large city. Thought before I did it I would have at least 3g. I'm also looking for other options. Good luck
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I paid 9.99us for my straight talk SIM card ordered it from their webpage..
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The SIM that is 50 has one month air time. I use staright talk and have not had any problems.
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Ok I have looked everywhere for a solid answer on this.
I actually bought this unlocked att branded one x for use with T-Mobile prepaid. I however didn't know that my data (even with adjusted apnpsettings) only got edge speeds. So I'm trying to find.prepaid alternatives .. I was told by att that gophone doesn't work with their 65$ 1gb data plan because it's a 4g phone. Is this correct? Also I've looked into straight talk however with Sims costing 50-90 dollars and uncertainty idk . Any reliable information on what I can do with prepaid with this phone AND have 3g/4g possibility please let me know ASAP.. thanks everyone
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4G phones are locked out of AT&T prepaid plans, so you can't use it on AT&T.
This site has a nice breakdown of prepaid carriers.
954wrecker said:
What city are you in? The website Airportal.de shows where T-mobile is activating 3g for non T-mobile phones.
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Definetly check out this website. If you see any pins in your area for 3G (HSPA+) maybe hold out until they bring more towers online. In my area they are adding a few miles of coverage per day.
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Not sure, but I think they might mean you won't get LTE, but you may still get HSPA+. Others have have tried this might be able to chime in with more certain information.
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4G phones are too powerful for AT&T prepaid.
mdisse said:
I unlocked my AT&T HTC One X and have used it on T-mobiles prepaid for a few months now. I generally only get EDGE speeds, unless I'm in a large city. Thought before I did it I would have at least 3g. I'm also looking for other options. Good luck
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Check the site linked up above and see how close they are to building out their network near you.
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4G phones are locked out of AT&T prepaid plans, so you can't use it on AT&T.
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What does that mean exactly, that the phone simply won't work at all (even for voice and EDGE)? Or that it will only work on voice and EDGE? Or it will work on 3G HSPA, but not 4G HSPA+?
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What does that mean exactly, that the phone simply won't work at all (even for voice and EDGE)? Or that it will only work on voice and EDGE? Or it will work on 3G HSPA, but not 4G HSPA+?
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My understanding is that ATT checks the IMEI of the phone accessing data and if it is a phone with 4G capability it blocks it completely. No EDGE, no 3G, nothing, no data access. You may be able to skirt by for a while until they track you down and cut you off, but it is only a matter of time until you are cut off. Voice should work.
I'm using this one x prepaid and get full blown 3g on straight talk no LTE service so how can that be true?
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I'm using this one x prepaid and get full blown 3g on straight talk no LTE service so how can that be true?
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I believe he's referring to AT&T's own prepaid plans, not Staight Talk's plans
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I believe he's referring to AT&T's own prepaid plans, not Staight Talk's plans
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Yes, just AT&T does that.
I love threads like these..op posts once then disappears
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I love threads like these..op posts once then disappears
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I guess I did kinda ditch this post Cuz I sold the HTC for the nexus 4 ..nothing else needed thanks for all replies
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So beat me if needed. I have a new att one x coming today. If i get it unlocked,and use a straight talk sim that is a tmobile sim, should i not get the same speeds as a $30 tmobile 5gig plan? I live in mpls and right now get great speed on my n4 with a $30 plan. Thanks b4 and after.
Short answer is probably not sorry
The n4 is pentaband and gets all of tmobiles bands. The att one x might get 3g on T-Mobile depending on the refarming in your area. Chances are it won't be as strong or consistent as the n4
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Exactly what I tried and depending on ur area u may get 3g. I ended up with only edge speeds.
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woody296 said:
So beat me if needed. I have a new att one x coming today. If i get it unlocked,and use a straight talk sim that is a tmobile sim, should i not get the same speeds as a $30 tmobile 5gig plan? I live in mpls and right now get great speed on my n4 with a $30 plan. Thanks b4 and after.
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If youre on straight talk just buy a att SIM. Att has just as good of coverage in Minneapolis.
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ECEXCURSION said:
If youre on straight talk just buy a att SIM. Att has just as good of coverage in Minneapolis.
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Straight Talk stopped offering new AT&T SIM cards a month or two ago. The only option for new customers is T-Mobile SIM cards
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Straight Talk stopped offering new AT&T SIM cards a month or two ago. The only option for new customers is T-Mobile SIM cards
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Why would they do that? I guess I got mine in time. The one xl would be useless in my opinion stuck on edge speed
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