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In order for your first statement to be true, those phones would have to be told only to operate UMTS on T-Mobile AWS frequencies, which is an asinine strategy.
by rbranson 17y ago
In order for your first statement to be true, those phones would have to be told only to operate UMTS on T-Mobile AWS frequencies, which is an asinine strategy. The 900/1700/2100 might be a common setup for European T-Mobile phones. T-Mobile phones in the US are almost entirely 850/1900. T-Mobile operates almost exclusively on PCS (1900MHz) frequencies in the US.
- martey 17y agoT-Mobile phones in the US are almost entirely 850/1900. Being that 850/1900 are AT&T's 3G bands, I think you might be confused. I just looked at T-Mobile's and HTC's websites; all of the 3G phones I could find operated on either 2100 or 1700/2100. Also, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_UMTS_networks#Americas http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_UMTS_networks#Americas