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But they don't have to implement CDMA2000 like other countries' models even though it uses Qualcomm chip.
by fomine3 5y ago
But they don't have to implement CDMA2000 like other countries' models even though it uses Qualcomm chip.
- sumtechguy 5y agoThe chipset the qcom modem they are using probably supports it. Would depend on the firmware and sometimes a grounded pin if it is on or not. Much like FM radio in many of these devices is 'there' but not turned on/wired up. For the new chipset that Apple is making I seriously doubt they would support that standard, esp if the big telcos are turning it off. But it would depend on what sort of contract they have with the telco.