Reply With QuoteThe way I understood it cdma does not have a sim but the LTE cdma device does have a sim card for the LTE but not for the cdma.
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which android version added sim slots to devices made for cdma carriers
Why yes, that is a bag phone
The way I understood it cdma does not have a sim but the LTE cdma device does have a sim card for the LTE but not for the cdma.
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The question doesn't make any sense. Android is an operating system, software basically. It cannot add a SIM slot, which is a hardware component.Originally Posted by lg442bg
OP should clarify what he means.
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Absolutely correct !! The phone manufacturer is the one that adds the SIM slot.
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i meant in what android version did cdma built devices start getting sim slots ?
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Not sure when, but about the time Sprint and Verizon introduced LTE to their networks.
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No, Verizon had some phone models with SIM slots and GSM/HSPA radios long before LTE. Possibly even before Android. They were meant for Verizon customers who traveled to Europe where CDMA doesn't work.
If I had to guess, Android supported this right from the beginning.
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