What are the 3G bands used?
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Dear Jesus V. The phone support band: 2G: GSM 850/900/1800/1900 3G: WCDMA 850/900/1700/1900/2100MHz This phone can support any national 2G and 3G.
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Dear Jesus V.The phone support band: 2G: GSM 850/900/1800/19003G: WCDMA 850/900/1700/1900/2100MHzThis phone can support any national 2G and 3G.
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This phone is absolutely one of the best And is QUAD banded. I have used it as a 3G phone on T-Mobile and simple mobile. This phone is very durable also. I have dropped it several times. Please do not drop it. I bought it at a more expensive price and feel it is a better bargain now. This phone is BIG and feels good to hold.
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Dear, the band for this phone: 2G GSM (900/1800/1900MHz) 3G WCDMA (2100MHz)
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Yes you can if you carrier is Claro if you have another carrier just check it is in the 800 mhz band for 3g
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I believe they have two version's, one of them is for the America market, it picks up 3g signal fine in San Francisco bay area.
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Frequencies and Data Type: GSM Quadband:850/900/1800/1900MHz UMTS Tri-band:850/1900/2100MHz
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The phone have 3g for this frequencies: Network 3G HSDPA 900 / 2100 Network 2G GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900
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please reply, I'm planning to use this phone outside US and I need to know tech specs about the 3G bands used by this Nexus S
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Yes it is. Not sure what band, but it works for me outside the US on a 3G (Orange) network.
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S. Sun: If you are responding to Al, he was talking about the N85 (not the N96). The N85 has tri-band UMTS, and comes in these two flavors: N85-1 900/2100 MHz for Europe/Asia + 1900 MHz for roaming in North America N85-2 850/1900 MHz for North America (not T-Mobile) + 2100 MHz for roaming abroadDepending on where you are, AT&T; may use either the 850 or 1900 MHz band for 3G, and the international flavor of the N85 (N85-1) may still get US 3G reception.
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You can get 3G/4G Data in CDMA. Monthly, No Commitment, No overages, etc. Less than a dollar a day from www.Low CostData.com. RAY
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i do not think india has 3g at all. It has 2.5 G or otherwise known as GPRS
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If I remember correctly it comes down to the 3G frequencies each model uses, e.g. the L is 850/1900/2100 MHz and I chose that model because they are the frequencies that are prevalent in the places I visit most (e.g. Europe, North America). Depending on where you are located and where you visit one of the other models' frequencies may suit you better. Hope that helps.
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has to do with the fastness of the internet in a wireless technology. 4g is the latest passing 3g
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Hi, the band allow in 3G of our phone are as below: * Core frequency: 1920 ~ 1980MHz, 2110 ~ 2170MHz (respectively for uplink and downlink) * Supplemental Frequency: 1755 ~ 1785MHz, 1850 ~ 1880MHz (respectively for uplink and downlink) It works well with the 3G network of USA and Europe. Thanks and hope to do business with you, AAABTC
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Network & Communication Network Band: Quad Band Cellular Generation: 3.9G Cellular Network Supported: GSM 850 Cellular Network Supported: GSM 900 Cellular Network Supported: GSM 1800 Cellular Network Supported: GSM 1900 Cellular Network Supported: WCDMA 850 Cellular Network Supported: WCDMA 1700 Cellular Network Supported: WCDMA 1900 Cellular Network Supported: WCDMA 2100 Cellular Data Connectivity Technology: GPRS Cellular Data Connectivity Technology: EDGE Cellular Data Connectivity Technology: HSDPA Cellular Data Connectivity Technology: HSUPA Cellular Data Connectivity Technology: UMTS Cellular Data Connectivity Technology: HSPA+
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If its UMST 850/1900 and not GSM 850/1900 then yes its can be a 3G band version
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Oh. Sorry I don't know. But 3G I think ask and tell seller. Then you can. Because I didn't see any room for 3G or 4g.