Given that 3 Mobile in Australia now has both the Dopod 838Pro (Hermes) and Dopod D810 (Trinity), could it please be added as a GSM carrier for Australia (to join Telstra, Optus and Vodafone)?
Thanks!
Given that 3 Mobile in Sweden now has both the HTC TYTN ( HERMES) and P3600 (Trinity), could it please be added as a GSM carrier for Sweden (to join Telia, Tele2 and Telenor (old : Vodafone))?
Thanks!
Henrik E.
Vaempyr said:
Given that 3 Mobile in Australia now has both the Dopod 838Pro (Hermes) and Dopod D810 (Trinity), could it please be added as a GSM carrier for Australia (to join Telstra, Optus and Vodafone)?
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I second that.
3 AU has had the 838Pro for 4 months now, and I was surprised there was no entry for it in teh drop-down when I updated my profile just now.
Please add "Australia - Three" to the drop down. Details and Logo @ http://www.three.com.au/
This is kinda funny.
Cingular is not in the list, and it has been around for quite sometime with the SX66.
Its cool though because AT&T is in the list and if the admins wait long enough Cingular will be AT&T again and they wont have to add anything!
Later, Lew
P.S. Since everyone has been so touchy lately I would like to point out that I am not jabbing at ANYONE... well, that was awkward.
And China Mobile please, the biggest GSM Provider in China, which is not in the list.
Please help me with this. Because many people are confused with Diamond versions, pls tell me which of these are GSM and which are CDMA
DIAM100, DIAM110, DIAM120, DIAM130, DIAM140, DIAM200, DIAM210, DIAM300, DIAM400, DIAM500
Need 99.9% sure answers
borce_razor said:
Please help me with this. Because many people are confused with Diamond versions, pls tell me which of these are GSM and which are CDMA
DIAM100, DIAM110, DIAM120, DIAM130, DIAM140, DIAM200, DIAM210, DIAM300, DIAM400, DIAM500
Need 99.9% sure answers
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diam100: eu gsm
diam110: us gsm
diam120: ? (believe this is asian gsm)
diam130: ?
diam140: gsm
diam200: gsm, tmobile
diam210: ?
diam300: ?
diam400: ?
diam500: cdma
from the wiki here are the different types of diamonds by operator:
CDMA:
HTC P3051 / HTC Touch Diamond CDMA / Bell & HTC Touch Diamond / Sprint & HTC Touch Diamond / Telus & HTC Touch Diamond
GSM:
HTC P3700 / HTC P3701 / HTC P3702 / HTC Touch Diamond / HTC Touch Diamond P3702 / HTC Touch Diamond (White Gold Edition) / Orange & HTC Touch Diamond / Swisscom & HTC Touch Diamond / Vodafone & HTC Touch Diamond / Dopod S900 (Touch Diamond) / O2 Xda Diamond / O2 Xda Ignito / T-Mobile MDA Compact IV / EMobile Emonster S21HT / NTT DoCoMo PRO series HT-02A
EMobile Emonster S21HT / NTT DoCoMo PRO series HT-02A[/QUOTE]
Are definitely not GSM devices since neither Docomo nor Emobile operate a GSM network. As far as I know there is no GSM network in operation in Japan.
DIAM300: XDA Diamond GSM, o2 Germany
I have a DIAM400 from Verizon Wireless (US), which I believe is CDMA. Correct me if I'm wrong. I dunno.
diam110: us gsm
this will work in europe?
i have one only catch 3g
if phone is tri-band or quad-band you can use it in Europe, cause thing is in frequency 850/900/1800/1900 mhz maybe numbers for frequency aren't exact , but look for that thing!
GSM 900 / GSM 1800 MHz are used in most parts of the world: Europe, Asia, Australia, Middle East, Africa.
GSM 850 / GSM 1900 MHz are used in the United States, Canada, Mexico and most countries of S. America.
Greetz
yup that´s correct after i read this thread i google and discover good phone work only in 3G
back to canada
swallick said:
I have a DIAM400 from Verizon Wireless (US), which I believe is CDMA. Correct me if I'm wrong. I dunno.
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If you open the battery cover and you don´t see a place for a sim card then it´s a CMDA phone,CMDA phones dont have a sim card slot
borce_razor said:
Please help me with this. Because many people are confused with Diamond versions, pls tell me which of these are GSM and which are CDMA
DIAM100, DIAM110, DIAM120, DIAM130, DIAM140, DIAM200, DIAM210, DIAM300, DIAM400, DIAM500
Need 99.9% sure answers
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DIAM400 CDMA (Verizon)
DIAM500 CDMA (Sprint)
dcbrowne said:
If you open the battery cover and you don´t see a place for a sim card then it´s a CMDA phone,CMDA phones dont have a sim card slot
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Are you sure of this?
On cdma version there isn't the sim slot?
I read that i need a gsm version of diamond to run WM 6.5 , how do i know if i have a gsm version of diamond or not?
Did you buy it in Sweden?
most european and asian versions of HTC Diamond are GSM versions. If you bought it in Sweden and using a swedish telephone company (Telia, Telenor, 3, etc.) that you are absoulutely using a GSM version of the phone.
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most european and asian versions of HTC Diamond are GSM versions. If you bought it in Sweden and using a swedish telephone company (Telia, Telenor, 3, etc.) that you are absoulutely using a GSM version of the phone.
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Yes , i bought it in sweden . I figure that my phone was a gsm version because of the G and 3G symbol on my phone but it better to be safe than brick the phone Thanks for you answer .
CDMA devices don't have a SIM iirc.
Hi
I plan to buy a UK Sim Free Desire and then may do some travelling.
Will this work OK in New Zealand ? (with NZ Sim Card)
I assume calls will be OK.. how about 3G etc.. ?
Thanks
NZ uses 850 and 2100 like Australia, Canada and AT&T in the US. You would be better off getting a Telstra desire. Or just live on the EDGE when out of 2100 range.
Actually Telecom here does 850 & (some) 2100... but Vodafone NZ does 900 and 2100.. which is the ones supported by the Desire.. So you'll be fine
T-Mobile Touch Pro2 (HTC Rhodium 210) dont connect to the phone network I installed a cooked rom for use with other phone operators, (I live in Guatemala and a friend sold me the phone when come to my coubtry), I need the phone have available quadband, any one now how to made this, all info is apreciated.