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For t-mobile america users/cheapskates: it's quad-band 3G unlike the N9's penta-band 3G, so I don't see this phone selling on t-mobile at all. Too bad though,
by seltzered_ 15y ago
For t-mobile america users/cheapskates: it's quad-band 3G unlike the N9's penta-band 3G, so I don't see this phone selling on t-mobile at all.
Too bad though, I've been wanting to replace my nexus one with a well-designed easily jailbreakable/sim-unlockable os.
- untog 15y agoLooking at the specs: http://www.nokia.co.uk/gb-en/products/phone/lumia800/specifications/ http://www.nokia.co.uk/gb-en/products/phone/lumia800/specifi... It says it does 850 and 1900, which are T-Mobile bands, no?
- seltzered_ 15y agot-mobile us 3G band needs 1700 mhz (I believe that's the receiving frequency). example: even an unlocked iphone supports 850 / 1900 / 2100 hsdpa/3G, but won't get more than "edge" speed due to the non-support of 1700 mhz
- untog 15y agoAh, you're right. How confusing/annoying.
- cooldeal 15y agoWill it run on AT&T? A couple of my friends want that phone NOW.
- seltzered_ 15y agoyeah, should work fine on att 3g
- aninteger 15y agoHaving owned S40 and S60 I doubt that any Nokia phone would be easily jailbreakable.
- holri 15y agoJust type $ sudo gainroot on any Nokia Maemo/MeeGo device