I bought my Diamond in HK-Asia where the 3G HSDPA is 2100Mhz. But I would like use it in Brazil where the 3G HSDPA is 850Mhz. Could I load any USA Radio (where 3G is 850Mhz) on my device to convert from 2100Mhz to 850Mhz HSDPA? Will it works?
As i think with the Radio roms as they are Quad band it should work, if its not an CDMA diam
Edit: Okay, sorry just speculation !
no you will not get 3g speed, only edge.
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Tmobile 3G is going to released on UMTS 1700 Mhz and UMTS 2100 Mhz Bandwidth.. and GSM works on 1900Mhz and 850Mhz for roaming.
But I see none of the bandwidth selections in 1.0.25.05 Radio have those 4 together. is it possible to get those 4 bandwidths into one grouping on the NEXT Radio UPDATE??
JUST A GENERAL QUESTION!! PLEASE DO LET ME KNOW
HTC TOUCH DIAMOND
BElite 0.95 ROM
Radio 1.00.25.05
TF3D : 1.1.34569.0_1630.38
Finally decided to get a T-Mobile US TP2
Q0. Other than the looks, what else is different between the International Unbranded HTC TP2 and the US T-Mobile TP2
Q1. I've been told the US 3G bands are different from the Asian / UK 3G bands. The Asian bands if I'm not mistaken are "HSDPA 900 / 2100". Can anybody cite the US bands? Also I know that 2100 is common for both US and UK... will that be enough to use 3G in Asia?
Q2. Obviously I would need to get the phone SIM unlocked. For once I couldn't find anthing on XDA to unlock the TP2. Any light on that would be great
Q3. I noticed that Hard-SPL is now available for TP2. I'm assuming that means I can flash it with any ROM. Would doing that automatically unlock the phone to be used with any SIM?
Need answers to these real fast guys... got a good deal on eBay.
0. mostly looks and 3g bands
1. tmobile 3g is strictly for tmobile 3g. anywhere else and its edge for you
2. no free sim-unlocker yet
3. Hardspl is for flashing roms...completely separate from sim cards
Oh man... that sux. I was really hoping that atleast one of the T-mobile bands would be compatible with the Asian 3G bands. Do you have any idea what bands T-Mobile operates on?
HSPA/WCDMA
1700/2100 MHz
Note the 2100 band is part of AWS which means it's not compatible with Asia 2100. T-Mobile 3G requires both 1700 and 2100 to operate. One band is upload and one is download.
Quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE
Quad-band 850/900/1800/1900 MHz
What exactly is the AWS?
leepriestenator said:
What exactly is the AWS?
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Advanced Wireless Service, which utilizes band IV (1710-1755 out; 2110-2155 in) for CDMA, UMTS, and LTE
T-mobile touch pro2 has 3G in 2100 Mhz band. Does this mean that it will get 3G in europe, where networks support the 2100 umts?
i have read this phone has the AWS system (1700 + 2100 bands for ul/dl) but does it also have the "regular" 2100Mhz band for 3g in europe and asia?
In the specifications of the tmo tp2 it says it has that band so my guess is that it will work fine in Europe.
yes it worked for me i can confirm that
I have done some research and I cant find the right answer. I have an unbranded HTC TP2 my carrier is ROGERS Canada and I can't get HSDPA to work even when I live in Alberta one of rogers biggest HSDPA areas. for what I found over Howardforums, Rogers HSDPA is under 850Mhz band and the TP2 works under 900 and 2100 mhz band here is my question:
iF I flash a different radio could that do the trick to get HSDPA? my guess is not but just want to be sure. I will have to live with edge
Thanks
Hi, according to what i've read the radio should be choosen to the country and the carrier you're working with, I live in colombia and my carrier is movistar, but im not getting 3g speeds, i just bought a t-mobile g2, i've seen that carriers in colombia are working on UMTS 850 and UMTS 1900, so can anyone help me on choosing the correct radio to my phone?
THANKS!!!!
The 3G bands on the G2 are 1700/2100 and 2100 MHz, so you are never going to get 3G speeds on it, if your network is using 850 and 1900 MHz. This is set in hardware, and can't be changed by flashing radios. So you are stuck on EDGE. You bought the wrong model of the Vision if you want 3G on your network. The only version with compatibility with 850 and 1900 MHz 3G bands is the Bell Canada version of the Desire Z.