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Tru, Simple Mobile, T-Mobile USA, Wal-Mart Family Mobile, Cincinnati Bell Wireless, Verizon, Sprint, US Cellular, Shaka Mobile, Locus Mobile, 7-Eleven Speak Out

Tru, Simple Mobile, T-Mobile USA, Wal-Mart Family Mobile, Cincinnati Bell Wireless, Verizon, Sprint, US Cellular, Shaka Mobile, Locus Mobile, 7-Eleven Speak Out Wireless, Commnet Wireless, TerreStar, Immix, i wireless, Indigo Wireless, Airfire Mobile, Alaska Wireless, Amerilink Wireless, Cellular One of East Central Illinois, Cap Rock Cellular, Broadpoint, call4care, Cellular One, Pure Prepaid, Plateau Wireless, Asset/Vada Wireless, ASTAC, Cross Communications, Cordova Wireless, Corr Wireless, Chariton Valley Wireless, Consumer Cellular, Fuzion Mobile, GCI Wireless, Epic PCS, DTC Wireless, Earthtones, GTC Wireless, West Central Wireless, Westlink, Viaero Wireless, Union Wireless, Túyo Mobile, Simmetry, Telecom North America Mobile Inc, Mobal Freedom, Mid-Tex Cellular, KTC, Jolt Wireless, Long Lines Wireless, Pine Cellular, NEP Wireless, and XIT Communications

sjs382 15y ago
Sprint & Verizon are NOT GSM. Are all of those others?
- ecspike 15y ago
  Probably not as well. Sprint has a crapload of MVNOs.
- cleverjake 15y ago
  You are incorrect. They support GSM, since their 4g rollouts. The HTC thunderbolt was the first phone on verizon whose gsm features were supported. That being said, I copied the list from (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_United_States_wireless_communications_service_providers http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_United_States_wireless_...), a line wrapped on TracFone Wireless's MVNO explanation and it included those by mistake. Sorry for the misinformation.
  - ConstantineXVI 15y ago
    LTE != GSM. LTE is the official "4G" upgrade path for GSMA[1]; but LTE does not automatically give you a GSM and UMTS network to go with it (neither VZ or Sprint have deployed one). This Galaxy Nexus doesn't support LTE; so this model still isn't supported on them. [1] The industry assoc.; not to be confused with GSM, the 2G tech they supported. Often when people say "GSM", they actually mean "GSM+UMTS(+LTE as rollouts happen)"
- ConstantineXVI 15y ago
  I know several of those listed are T-Mobile MVNOs; likely most of this list is either them or AT&T. Cincy Bell is the only one I recognize that I know for sure isn't using either.

sjs382 15y ago

Sprint & Verizon are NOT GSM. Are all of those others?

ecspike 15y ago
Probably not as well. Sprint has a crapload of MVNOs.
cleverjake 15y ago
You are incorrect. They support GSM, since their 4g rollouts. The HTC thunderbolt was the first phone on verizon whose gsm features were supported. That being said, I copied the list from (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_United_States_wireless_communications_service_providers http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_United_States_wireless_...), a line wrapped on TracFone Wireless's MVNO explanation and it included those by mistake. Sorry for the misinformation.
- ConstantineXVI 15y ago
  LTE != GSM. LTE is the official "4G" upgrade path for GSMA[1]; but LTE does not automatically give you a GSM and UMTS network to go with it (neither VZ or Sprint have deployed one). This Galaxy Nexus doesn't support LTE; so this model still isn't supported on them. [1] The industry assoc.; not to be confused with GSM, the 2G tech they supported. Often when people say "GSM", they actually mean "GSM+UMTS(+LTE as rollouts happen)"
ConstantineXVI 15y ago
I know several of those listed are T-Mobile MVNOs; likely most of this list is either them or AT&T. Cincy Bell is the only one I recognize that I know for sure isn't using either.