Anyone on here using a factory unlocked op7pro on the tmobile network?
Mine seems to prefer band 66 over other bands even when other bands have a stronger signal.
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Is it possible that nexus s will work on Verizon being that they now use a SIM card for there 4g network?
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i dont think the radio bands are compatiable
kev2nicee said:
Is it possible that nexus s will work on Verizon being that they now use a SIM card for there 4g network?
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no NOT at all lol its like using an am only radio to pick up fm freq's. its just the same way that tmo and att 3g are different
No it will never work. However the nexus s is now released on sprint, And that model will work on Verizon.
does the sprint nexus use a SIM card? im not familiar with there network, and will the verizon 4G work on the sprint nexus s ?
No no no.
None of the Nexus S models, nit even the sprint one, will work on Verizon.
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okay thanks for the verification.
if i have a samsung nexus S 4g CDMA / EVDO Rev. A CDMA2000 1X 1900/800 i can activate it on the gsm network?
Nope.
Heck No
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gsm requires a sim slot.. where do you stick the sim card on the ns4g? hope you didn't buy the ns4g thinking you could use it on gsm networks.
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ok!
Thanks all remember i'm only just a kid of 12 years old i don't now a lot of thing of smartphones or pc ok!
What are the minimum frequency bands required to use Straight Talk's (AT&T) HSPA+? I'd like to buy a Nexus One but I'm not sure if it will get HSPA+
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If you get the gsm nexus off of Google everything will work fine. I believe ATT uses HSPA+ at 850 MHz.. which I am using now on the HTC One S.. and 1900 MHz .
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I've got an AT&T straight talk sim in my i9020t and can only get an edge connection, from what I can tell it looks like I need a Tmobile sim. I read about an SII that you could flash a radio that would make it work though, anyone know anything about this? I'd rather try flashing some before I order a new sim.
I've heard that too about the GSII, but I'm afraid the situation is different for the nexus s. Your I9020T's 3g radio will only work on tmobiles frequencies; the hardware's reception capabilities cannot be changed by flashing something.
Now, I'm not familiar with the sim you currently have in, BUT, if that network uses the same frequencies as T-Mobile, all you need to do is adjust your APN's.
I'd look up the frequencies for you, but I'm off to class..
Let my know how it goes/what you find!
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Thanks I'll see what I can find.
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I'm pretty sure that he's right about being stuck on the edge with at&t. 3g frequency only on tmobile. You would need a pentaband phone like the gnex to get both carriers 3g or hpsa+
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I'm pretty sure that he's right about being stuck on the edge with at&t. 3g frequency only on tmobile. You would need a pentaband phone like the gnex to get both carriers 3g or hpsa+
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Yep, at&t 3g frequencies are not the same as T-Mobile frequencies. You definitely need a T-Mobile sim for your i9020T
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Alright thanks guys.
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Does anyone know what third party / budget carrier is using at&t 4g LTE towers? I know metropcs is T-Mobile and boost and virgin I think are sprint.
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