Quick question about this version of the Nokia N95: Version with Warranty (Black)" is the N95-4, the version that will work with AT@T in the USA with 3G speeds?
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USA VERSIONS: N95-3 is the one with removable memory and the 2.6" screen.. N95-4 is the fixed 8 gig one.. 2.8 " screen.. And the 95-4 has newer and better version of firmware.. I believe they are very similar other than this..
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The international S3 is a Quad Core and the US version is a Dual Core. Beware that the international versions will not work on 3G or 4G speeds. I just got bit by this. My son's S3 will only work on the slowest network speed (EDGE). I spent a fair amount of time with the T-Mobile Advanced Tech folks and they said the frequencies of the phone would work but the Branding of the phone prevent the fast connection speeds. I was told that the cell provider can determine if your phone is not from them and they purposely limit the speed. The vendors selling international phones on Amazon are not being forthcoming with this information. Be Careful!!! The international S3 is a Quad Core and the US version is a Dual Core. Beware that the international versions will not work on 3G or 4G speeds. I just got bit by this. My son's S3 will only work on the slowest network speed (EDGE). I spent a fair amount of time with the T-Mobile Advanced Tech folks and they said the frequencies of the phone would work but the Branding of the phone prevent the fast connection speeds. I was told that the cell provider can determine if your phone is not from them and they purposely limit the speed. The vendors selling international phones on Amazon are not... » Read More The international S3 is a Quad Core and the US version is a Dual Core. Beware that the international versions will not work on 3G or 4G speeds. I just got bit by this. My son's S3 will only work on the slowest network speed (EDGE). I spent a fair amount of time with the T-Mobile Advanced Tech folks and they said the frequencies of the phone would work but the Branding of the phone prevent the fast connection speeds. I was told that the cell provider can determine if your phone is not from them and they purposely limit the speed. The vendors selling international phones on Amazon are not being forthcoming with this information. Be Careful!!! « Show Less
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ive seen the phone that works with AT&T, its the r800a, this phone (r800i) works on all carriers. but i dont know if it works on all carriers 3g, i have 3g with 900 MHz, i have not probed it on other frecuencies.
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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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The only difference between the USA version and the international version is the terms of warranty. The model bought in the USA will have a warranty that is valid only in the USA. Since this is a Penta-band phone, it will work allover the world no matter which country you purchased it in. Hope that helps. Don't forget to register your device with Nokia once you receive it.
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The Desire works on 900/2100 3G band (talks on 900, listens on 2100). AT&T uses 850/1900 and T-Mobile uses 1700/2100. From my understanding, the Desire will not work on US 3G as it can't both talk & listen. Works great in Europe and Asia, though.
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there is only 1 version of the N900it will work world wide on 3g(fast data) and with tmobile usa 3g(fast data)the gsm part of the phone(talk/slow data) will work with any gsm provider world wide, including att here in the us
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Hi Eugene. You made me curious if my phone will work on AT&T; 4G Network, so I bought an AT&T; prepaid simcard with a logo of 4G LTE. I put it in and I load $40 with unlimited call and text and 200MB of data. After that I called AT&T; to activate my internet and they did. I was so happy that I was able to go to any website but only to the speed of H or H+. H+ is faster that 3G but one step down to 4G/LTE. Hope this is helpful.
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My understanding is the US version comes with a warranty from Nokia USA. If you but the international version, generally Nokia USA will not honor the warranty.
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What they are saying is that the international and say the AT%T version are not using the same (4G)LTE bands. So if you take your i9505 to AT&T; and get service NO LTE. You only get LTE with their Version of the G4. but you will get HSPA * 14.4Mb/sec where I am located - Not to bad.
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This particular model is the international version which has HSPA, which can be branded as 4G but is slower than 4G LTE. If you want 4G LTE you will have to get the US version from AT&T.
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The problem is that none of the N95 subflavors will work with T-Mobile USA's 3G network. The N95-1 and N95-2 work over UMTS-2100; the N95-3 and N95-4 work over UMTS-850 and UMTS-1900. In contrast, T-Mobile USA are building their 3G network over the "AWS" spectrum, UTMS-1700.At this point, the only phones compatible with T-Mobile's 3G network are those offered by the carrier itself.You can still get any N95, but it will be GSM (2G) only.
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Yes, it can, but you might like to know that this phone is premium priced because it runs 3.5G speed over AT&T;'s network, and T-mobile doesn't have the fast network. Another N95 model phone might be cheaper for you.
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I would like to know how is the speed of the Nokia N97 mini running different applications? Is it really so slow respect to N900 model? What is your opinion respect to Nokia N97 mini performance with appplications?
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Anybody having trouble using 3G data with AT&T;? My 5800 is showing excellent 3.5G signal but when I try using data it just gives me an error message. It works fine if I keep the phone in GSM-mode though...EDIT: An extremely stupid design choice in AT&T;'s SIM card structure. Even though I had a 3G capable sim card, it wasn't 3G-enabled so couldn't use the data (but oddly enough could use the bandwidth to talk to people. If anyone else has this problem, just go talk to someone at AT&T.;
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I don't think it is. I think this phone is the US version, but is not sold by Amazon yet: http://www.amazon.com/Nokia-N95-Unlocked-American-Version/dp/B000W9S5J2/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1/102-5044190-1632151?ie=UTF8&s=wireless&qid=1192140277&sr=8-1
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Yes, we sell the US version on Amazon (our seller id is 'soundsloud') The US version has HSPDA (3.5G) and is Made In Finland. Additionally, it comes with a new battery model and a Nokia USA warranty. Phones imported from China do not come with any warranty - and are not the US version. It's impossible to sell a N95 for below $610 if it is the US version.