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| cole43 | zte telstra smart touch android mobile | 0 | Aug 7 2011, 5:01 AM EDT by cole43 | ||
| gpgo | Verizon | 3 | May 1 2009, 4:30 PM EDT by TrickerTreater | ||
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Thread started: Apr 30 2009, 11:29 PM EDT
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Please investigate what Verizon is going to do with Alltel phones and contracts...customers are not aware, they have to turn in there phones and pay for new ones...Verizon plans to shut down all Alltel phones at the end of the year...
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| mmcc8394 | GSM vs. CDMA | 0 | Feb 23 2009, 11:24 AM EST by mmcc8394 | ||
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One of the major questions missing from this post is, assuming you're not locked into a contract yet, which carrier technology do you use? The two options are CDMA and GSM. Here's a short article describing the differences:
http://www.pctoday.com/editorial/article.asp?article=articles%2F2006%2Ft0401%2F24t01%2F24t01.asp The big thing to note is that CDMA phones are basically hardware "locked". In other words, if you buy a CDMA phone from Verizon, it will only work on a Verizon network and there's very little you can do to change that.GSM phones, on the other hand, can almost always be "unlocked" to run on any other GSM network. So if you buy a T-Mobile phone and then switch to AT&T (T-Mobile and AT&T are the two major GSM carriers in the US), you can get an "unlock" code for your T-Mobile phone, unlock it, and then run it on AT&T's network. The other big advantage of a GSM phone is that's the technology used in Europe and Asia. This means if you're an international traveler that wants to bring your phone with you, GSM is definitely the technology for you. You can get the phone unlocked and then just buy SIM cards in whatever country you're in. Once you do this, your phone should work on whatever local carrier is there.
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