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Well they officially have a active in market roaming agreement with Tmobile. My phone often says " call forward active" which happens whenever i...
Couldnt the cellular carriers , put a ban on connecting to this device rendering it useless ? Like do not allow connections to 310-xxx ? This...
I think the transition will be quicker then most, once the infrastructure is in, its to the advantage to them to end support for cdma, and gsm.
This is why i cant wait for LTE.
I thought this off network roaming had to happen for 3 months or something ? The other thing is ATT is behaving so unprofessionally, Just display...
Sprint refuses to realize there are sitting on a gold mine, if they just change there business practices, copy Verizon at every step. They would...
According Gsm world Alltel has Gsm, but i think its roamer only. Operator Name: Alltel Communications Inc Network Name: Alltel...
Well with LTE not far down the road, compatible will end stuff like this. Verizon and Sprint, should just go the umts route first, and then LTE.
Well that just ends about alot business for Verizon, I guess they have no intentions of taking customers back from ATT or Tmobile. Will Verizon...
LTE is part of the GSM upgrade path, not cdma's. Its that simple.
3GPP - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia It is . Its part of 3gpp or the gsm family. LTE is umts rev 8.
Its such a joke, Verizon is committing to it. Duh. 4G gsm is still in the gsm family...
Hopefully Obama will say no thanks. Once LTE gets here there will be a nationwide network, with hundreds of devices, maybe ATT and Verizon can...
i have experienced this as well. So what i do is i call voicemail once a day to verify, i didnt miss any messages, or text. For some reason the...
I have experienced 3G to 2G to 3G hand offs in some areas. So i think the 2G downgrade isnt officially true. I know this because where i work, i...
