Is it working out USA I am in the middle east and our carrier is GSM.So does n97 work there?---------------------Nokia N97 Unlocked Phone with Touchscreen, 3G, 5 MP Camera, A-GPS, 32 GB, MicroSD Slot, and Integrated Ovi Applications--U.S. Version with Warranty (White) Is it working out USA I am in the middle east and our carrier is GSM.So does n97 work there?---------------------Nokia N97 Unlocked Phone with Touchscreen, 3G, 5 MP Camera,... » Read More Is it working out USA I am in the middle east and our carrier is GSM.So does n97 work there?---------------------Nokia N97 Unlocked Phone with Touchscreen, 3G, 5 MP Camera, A-GPS, 32 GB, MicroSD Slot, and Integrated Ovi Applications--U.S. Version with Warranty (White) « Show Less
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I travel a lot to Mexico, does N97 work there?, what happend if I try to use one "Telcel" or "Movistar" chip?, does N97 accept mexican cellphones company´s chips?
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It should work outside the US since it is a quad band, quad band pretty much covers the 5 or 7 seven continents (depending who you ask), which basically covers the whole world where there are signals of course.
1970230
The problem seems to be the frequency bands used. They are not the same in the US and Europe. Therefore 4G might function in the US but not in Europe and vice versa. Buying a carrier free phone that was programmed in Europe leads automatically to that problem in the US. I believe that your phone was unlocked in Europe and is therefore using the frequencies from over there (800 / 1800 / 2600) whereas the US bands are 750/850/2100 and so on. So there is no problem to use the phone but the 4G capability might not work. It might be better to buy a 4G with US specification (but locked to a provider). The problem seems to be the frequency bands used. They are not the same in the US and Europe. Therefore 4G might function in the US but not in Europe and vice versa. Buying a carrier free phone that was programmed in Europe leads automatically to that problem in the US. I believe that your phone was unlocked in Europe and is therefore using the frequencies from over there (800 / 1800 / 2600) whereas the US bands are 750/850/2100 and so on. So there is no problem to use the phone but the 4G capability might not work. It might be better to buy a 4G with US specification (but locked to a... » Read More The problem seems to be the frequency bands used. They are not the same in the US and Europe. Therefore 4G might function in the US but not in Europe and vice versa. Buying a carrier free phone that was programmed in Europe leads automatically to that problem in the US. I believe that your phone was unlocked in Europe and is therefore using the frequencies from over there (800 / 1800 / 2600) whereas the US bands are 750/850/2100 and so on. So there is no problem to use the phone but the 4G capability might not work. It might be better to buy a 4G with US specification (but locked to a provider). « Show Less
1990976
As far as I know, since this is a gsm 3G phone, the only US carriers would be AT&T; and T-Mobile. I have AT&T; and the phone works great on the system. The Nokia 808 requires a mini-SIM card, so your larger SIM card is not compatible. I went to an AT&T; office and they quickly made the appropriate SIM card for me without charge.
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No, because the band widths are different (for Europe and Africa) than the US. Read this note from the celestial.com web site: "International Cell Phones An international cell phone is classified as a GSM mobile phone that operates on the GSM 900 and GSM 1800 frequency. An international cell phone with the appropriate sim card, will provide coverage in Europe, Asia, Africa and the Pacific Rim including Australia. A world cell phone with the GSM 1900 frequency will expand coverage to include the United States, Canada and a growing part of South America." Hope this information helps you.
492446
Thats a good question, i know that the international version of this phone is however this one is CDMA and LTE only definitely check with the cellular providers there to see if cdma coverage is wide spread
303100
This is an unlocked GSM phone, it will work with any GSM carrier worldwide. Please note that there are 2 different versions. D590i and D590a, the difference between them is the 3G operating bands D590i Cellular Band 3G - 850 / 2100 Mhz D590a Cellular Band 3G - 850 / 1900 Mhz There are several different GSM carriers, Example: T-Mobile, AT&T, Simple Mobile, H2O, Net10 and others. Please make sure to contact your phone carrier in order to find out their 3G Network
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Dear customer, you have to verify with the carrier if it supports 850/1900 frequencies. We can recommend you a quad-band phone (instead dual-bad like the nokia 100) that will work on any GSM network. LG A275 Black Unlocked GSM Dual SIM QuadBand Cell Phone - International Version - No Warranty
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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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9900 International version is usually unbranded and unlocked to work on any network. The 9900 maybe have a brand logo printed on it like AT&T; or Verizon and may be locked to only their networks
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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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The factory unlocked international version of the n7100 uses a micro sim which is available in every country. The phone is also a quad band making it compatable with both old and new networks.International roaming charges will break you so plan to buy a sim in each country you visit.
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Hello, I have 5 Nokias and 2 are the E70-00 model. I changed my SIM card between the 'phones and the "contact/sensing" failed on the E7s. Nokia repalced the first one. The next two were NOT repaired by Microsoft. (All of my old Nokias never had this card changing problem.) I bought a Samsung S4 with Android. My Nokias work at home on WiFi but I cannot recommend the E7 after having 3 of them (1 replaced and 2 not). The older Nokias were fine and still are, esp. the E90 Communicator (made in Finland) and the E72. NOTE: I prefer the Android features and musical sound of the S4 over the new Galaxy S5. Sorry to say that Microsoft ruined Nokia and Symbian.
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The phone works basically in all GSM and UMTS networks. It supports only a limited number of LTE bands, i.e. LTE (4G) might not function in Iraq (but to my understanding LTE is not widely available in Iraq in general). An international version and other regional versions of the 1020 exist that might be better suited for the use in Iraq - but the RM-877 variant should be fine for 2G/3G usage worldwide.
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I have used N97 on AT&T before while on media plan and it worked fine. Everything worked, even MMS. The phone was pretty fast on AT&T 3G, but nothing like the newer 3G phone with HSPA+ or LTE.
574657
That is not true. I Have 2 Symbian S60 Platform Unlocked Phones; The E90 Comunicator US Version And N82 Europian Version. They Both Work In T-Mobile Network And i Traveled Pretty Much All East Coast. And I Never Lost A Signal From T-Mobile. Soon I Will Buy The N97.
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Hi I have the I9195 in the US and I used it with T Mobile, I am not 100% sure but when I was doing my research to buy this phone I remember reading somewhere that the I9195 is the one that would get 3G in the US.I am sorry I am not being very technical, but I hope it might help you to know that.
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This phone is an unlocked cell phone ,can work with most gsm service provider ,like ATT, Tmobile etc . It also support 3G .The network (3G) is:WCDMA 900/2100MHz (3G) , which means that if the provider can support the network , then the phone can work .