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Grant wrote: |
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>>> If both Sprint and Verizon offer it, there |
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>>> is probably a good chance that AT&T and/or T-Mobile do too. |
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>> Neither Sprint nor Verizon offer GSM, they use CDMA, thus you can't |
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>> travel anywhere (that I know of) with those phones. If you are looking |
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>> for a "world phone", get a quad-band GSM phone, Cingular/AT&T or |
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>> T-Mobile carries them in the US, in Europe everyone carries them. |
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> I'm talking about the "free" dial up service above, not GSM. |
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> - Grant |
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Ahh, ok, sorry, I miss understood. I use my cell (GSM) to go on the |
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internet, and if I don't use UMTS and GPRS (turn it off), I just get |
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charged local (per minute) rates to connect to the internet, but maybe |
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it's diff. with other carriers. |
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-Gabriel |
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