Does Rugby 3 have both 2G (voice-data) low freq and 3G (voice-data-video) higher freq capability? In rural areas 2G has better connection.
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This is my husband's phone. When you ask about video, what do you mean specifically?
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My husband uses this for updates on farm markets. He gets texts automatically, reads them and deletes. He very rarely texts. This phone does have photo capabilities. Regarding the 2G or 3G, that is too technical for me to answer.
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*BE CAREFUL* the link took me to a model that lists 3G data. If true, this model is OLDER *DATA* protocol, not the newer/faster 4G nor 4G LTE, even though it lists CDMA, TDMA, GSM and AMPS. There are newer, just released 4G Wilson electronic models just announced about June, 2014. Go to the OEM website first and look for 3g v 4g (lte). You need to check each device's *DATA* frequency MHz AND transmission mode/protocol (3g, 4g, 4gLTE, CDMA, GSM etc.). Carriers have different frequencies / protocols their systems are designed to support. If all your phones use the same *DATA* frequency, there is a higher likelihood of compliance. As for 'simultaneously' I cannot answer that because some electronics are designed with 2-way simultaneous support (send & receive) whereas others will only do one mode at a time - per device. That is why some of the newer wireless access points are touting 2-way support, they can send/receive simultaneously so more than one device can be served concurrently. Contact Wilson Electronics (OEM MANUFACTURER TECH SUPPORT, not the WILSON retail reseller customer service) for absolute answers. Be aware many of the older Wilson Electronics cellular amplifiers (such as 3g) only boosted *DATA*, NOT *VOICE*. Check the model that is most compliant for your 3 phones as some of the *newer* 4G models are supposed to boost for voice & data. Also, Verizon phones in US I have only been able to get to function within this country using their 4G LTE mode, NOT GSM (which is what AT&T, others might use) even if the phone is dual or tri-band. Unfortunately if you notice there sometimes different product booster model #'s in the past for AT&T vs Verizon because of the above so if your phones are using inconsistent transmission technologies, one mobile booster device may support most but not all of your phones
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Yes, this is from the posted description:* 3G/4G LTE capability (3G dependent on carrier operator and 3G network availability. 4G LTE is US only and at AT&T)
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Hi Stefano, this unit does not have a 3G or 4G feature. It might be on some other models, but on our end on the Helix models, we do not carry the ones with a 3G or 4G feature.Thanks, PCrush
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No, This model was made to work in the lower 700MHz band only for AT&T 4G LTE (data only). There is another model that works in the upper portion of the 700MHz band for Verizon 4G (data only). If you want one that works on all the bands (including voice which is still in 3G) then you need a Wilson 5 band repeater that runs over $1000.00. Wilson AG Pro Quint Selectable 75db 5 Band Repeater Kit w/ OMNI Antenna [700A or 700V/800/1700/1900/2100mhz].
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I'm not sure why exactly but only AT&T provides the Vita's 3G capabilities. I just use mine on wifi when available.
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Charles you can put a 2g sim in a 3g phone with no problems. It will function as a 2g phone, which means that apps that need network connection will run at a slower speed.
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Mine doesn't have 3G. It has an extra antenna component that I just tucked into the casing. Works fine
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For voice and SMS: yes. For 3G data (internet), you have to check your carrier frequencies, they must be 900 or 2100 Mhz. Good luck.
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This is the point, in 2g works in 800, 850, 1800, 1900 MHz 3G only 800 and 1900 MHz. Although if you looking for fast band in 3G (Internet),make sure your company works in this band however is will works in any band of your company for voice, text and also Internet, what actually change is data y I use the phone mosly in wifi which is not a problem. For instance Airtel works 2G 900 and 1800 MHz work double fine http://www.cellsignalboosters.in/airtel.html. Just check each band in your country. It will works in any GSM band but 3G only 800 and 1900mhz
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This was a response that came from the company "First of all I would like to thank you for your interest in Wilson Products. The unit that you were recommended is a great unit and it will cover voice and data up to 3G. I understand your concern regarding 4G and offer a little more clarification regarding this topic. 4G is usually* Data network therefore even after that network becomes available through AT&T in your area there will always be Voice, SMS and 3G Data. The amplifier that you were recommended covers two ranges of frequencies, 800 MHz and 1900 MHz which covers all your typical US domestic carriers for both Voice and 3G Data but whereas 4G is transmitted on a different frequency it would require a different amplifier for that range specifically." No distinction was made in conversations with the company rep regarding operating systems, android vs apple.
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Yes, it is also 2G. You can switch to see which gives you better signal, depending on the location it could be 2G. The phone also has the option to determine itself which is best at any time.
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Neither. It does not have intrinsic 3G or 4G capabilities. You need to connect it to a Wi-Fi source to get on the internet.
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Yes, this is fully compatible with the Samsung Rugby 3, model number SGH-A997 phone.
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Yes, this is from the posted description:* 3G/4G LTE capability (3G dependent on carrier operator and 3G network availability. 4G LTE is US only and at AT&T;)
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3g will work almost out of the box, normal programming required. restart and you should be good to go. :) also I've been getting around 1mb/s speed on my droid. LOVE IT
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Hi Stefano, this unit does not have a 3G or 4G feature. It might be on some other models, but on our end on the Helix models, we do not carry the ones with a 3G or 4G feature. Thanks, PCrush