Confused about phones and services

[mrcamp]

I am sure those phones are flashed with a different ROM (flashing is another story). No need to even look at the thread. Out of the box, you CANNOT use any sprint/verizon GSM/CDMA phone with a tmobile/AT&T sim in it, period!

What about this 35 page thread on XDA-developers with lots of Verizon HTC Droid Incredible 2 owners talking about how they're using it on the AT&T and T-Mobile networks? Sure, it only gets EDGE data speeds on those networks, but that's because the phone's GSM radio doesn't support the 3G bands used by AT&T or T-Mobile. The iPhone 4S does.

[mandrsn1]

that's because the phone's GSM radio doesn't support the 3G bands used by AT&T or T-Mobile. The iPhone 4S does.

The iPhone 4S does not support T-Mobile's 3G. T-Mobile uses AWS for 3G, which no iPhone currently supports.

[Slinkwyde]

The iPhone 4S does not support T-Mobile's 3G. T-Mobile uses AWS for 3G, which no iPhone currently supports.

Oops, my mistake. I knew that but posted incorrect information without thinking about it. My apologies, and thank you for the correction.

Ma_gala is a spamming forum shill. View the other posts by that member and you'll see.

[cloudstrife1ph]

The iPhone 4S does not support T-Mobile's 3G. T-Mobile uses AWS for 3G, which no iPhone currently supports.

it does support t-mobile 3g. you're lucky if you live in an area where they already made the refarmed spectrum available for consumer's use...

[mandrsn1]

it does support t-mobile 3g. you're lucky if you live in an area where they already made the refarmed spectrum available for consumer's use...

Where is T-Mobile using 850/1900? I know they talked about expanding roaming, but didn't know they had areas with 850/1900 native.