T-Mobile USA Lumia 925 Page

[metalchick719]

T-Mobile already has a page up regarding the 925. Looks amazing. :smile:

http://www.t-mobile.com/cell-phones/nokia-lumia-925.html

 

[Flagz]

That just answered my question if it will run on 4G LTE! YES IM A LITTLE MORE EXCITED!

 

[anon(5335877)]

Does the T-Mobile branding on the front bother anyone?

 

[vlad0]

Nice... this phone has 3 different versions, I think the RM-893 is the one for T-Mobile

Nokia Lumia 925 - Full phone specifications

it should also be able to work on AT&T HSPA network, which is nice...

I think the 925 was mainly developed for the US market/TMO

 

[anon(5335877)]

Nice... this phone has 3 different versions, I think the RM-893 is the one for T-Mobile

Nokia Lumia 925 - Full phone specifications

it should also be able to work on AT&T HSPA network, which is nice...

I think the 925 was mainly developed for the US market/TMO

Interesting, it also has support for LTE 700. Doesn't say which class though. According to that though, it says RM-893 has no support for AWS on HSPA, but RM-910 does?

 

[vlad0]

oh.. ya, I am wrong then.. its got to be the RM-910

 

[anon(5335877)]

oh.. ya, I am wrong then.. its got to be the RM-910

But then according to that, RM-910 has no LTE, but on T-Mobile's signup page it shows LTE. =/

I think we need to wait for Nokia or T-Mobile to release more information.

 

[vlad0]

^ ..I dunno.. this is a bit confusing to be honest. But I doubt that there is an extra model number that they haven't announced.. maybe the specs on gsmarena are off

here is the spec page on Nokia Developer

Device Details -- Nokia Lumia 925

 

[anon(5335877)]

^ ..I dunno.. this is a bit confusing to be honest. But I doubt that there is an extra model number that they haven't announced.. maybe the specs on gsmarena are off

here is the spec page on Nokia Developer

Device Details -- Nokia Lumia 925

Hmm, I don't think T-Mobile would get it without LTE, that would be silly. But it would also be silly to omit AWS support for HSPA since their refarm isn't complete. Maybe T-Mobile will get another variant? Or maybe Nokia forgot something. There is this at the bottom...

Specifications are subject to change without notice.

If the RM-893 is an unlocked variant, I think I'd happily buy that if the price was right. I hate carrier branding, and whatever restrictions they put on the firmware like the inability to choose your highest data connection speed.

Also, the Nokia site tells me that the 700 is Band 17. That's the one that AT&T uses. Interesting. An unlocked AT&T variant? Strange.

 

[squire777]

I think the 893 is the T-Mobile version and the 910 might be the one for China.

 

[anon(5335877)]

I think the 893 is the T-Mobile version and the 910 might be the one for China.

Doesn't China use TD-SCDMA or something?

 

[jmajid]

i dont mind the TMo logo..
I signed up for more info - more than i have done for the 920 or 928
I am hooked by the possibility of better low light photos over form I do like the 928 better, but the camera is pulling me!

 

[gladesmellzgood]

Does the T-Mobile branding on the front bother anyone?

Me! Automatic no go now! Hopefully they'll sell a version at the Microsoft store without the branding and I'll get on that in a heartbeat!

 

[Muessig]

Slightly related, you can find a quick run-down of the specs of the 925 in the sticky at the top of the forum: http://forums.windowscentral.com/nokia-lumia-925/226460-all-about-nokia-lumia-925-a.html

 

[illegaloperation]

Doesn't China use TD-SCDMA or something?

China Mobile uses TD-SCDMA; China Unicom uses UMTS W-CDMA; China Telecom uses CDMA2000 1x EV-DO.

 

[nokialove]

Does the T-Mobile branding on the front bother anyone?

I does bother me, but at least it's not as horrendous as Verizon's branding on the 928.

 

[anon(5335877)]

Nokia finally has the Lumia 925 on it's US site with the specs for the T-Mobile version.

Nokia Lumia 925 - Specifications - Nokia - USA

For WCDMA, it supports 850, 900, 1700-2100, 1900 and 2100. So it's pentaband.
For LTE, it supports 700 (Band17), 850, 1700-2100, 1900. So technically it supports LTE on all carriers to some extent. AT&T uses 700 Band 17 for it's LTE, along with some AWS (1700-2100) that they have leftover. Verizon uses 700 Band 13, but I believe Verizon will be using AWS for LTE soon. Sprint I think is deploying their LTE on their PCS (1900) spectrum. And of course, T-Mobile's LTE network uses AWS. Why it supports all these other frequencies, I'm not sure. I know Verizon and Sprint won't activate devices not sold by them, but maybe we can see roaming agreements for LTE someday?

 

[fightcrazy]

Nice phone, too bad they cheaper out on int storage. Wouldn't buy a new smartphone unless it has a minimum of 32gb of int storage, anything less makes it a dumb phone.
Vinny

 

[gregoron]

Nokia USA has a page too. Read the last sentence to confirm that only TMo get it.

Home - nokiausa.mobi - USA

 

[gregoron]

Does the T-Mobile branding on the front bother anyone?

Nope. I hardly notice it on my Nokia 710 where it's at the same place.