N8 is pentaband with 1700Mhz support.I'm not sure if they have refarmed their network in my area (Washington DC metro). However, I picked up a T-mobile sim card earlier today in order test the service and I have no problems connecting on their 3G network with my nokia n8.
N8 is pentaband with 1700Mhz support.![]()
Yes it is. But first of all, you have the rogers one which has been confirmed when unlocked will work on 1700 mhz frequency, second you were lucky enough to get the first batch from Rogers (pre Nov 12) and that batch came unlocked - however all recent ones from Rogers are locked (though can be unlocked from rogers for $50 and some can be unlocked from 3rd party for less)I just tested my lumia 920 that i picked up from rogers on the 30th of october and it seems to work on wind mobile which is the same as t mobile yes?
Either way, I did not hear a single case where someone had successfully unlocked AT&T Lumia 920 and used it on T-Mobile.
Still waiting ;(
I tapped into my connections at Nokia Germany in Dusseldorf. The international version will not work on the 1700 MHz band. Nokia produces only 2 hardware models of the phone (aside from some unconfirmed special Asian models). The European (sometimes also considered to be international version), and the North American Version which supports the 1700 MHz band. I asked my contact specifically about the ATT version and the answer I received was that there is only one version for the American market. The European version has the RM-821 ROM and the NA version runs on the RM-820 rom. Whether it is locked or unlock has nothing to do with the rom. The sim-lock is added on top of the main rom.x2....or if someone
has tried an unlocked international version on either network.
I tapped into my connections at Nokia Germany in Dusseldorf. The international version will not work on the 1700 MHz band. Nokia produces only 2 hardware models of the phone (aside from some unconfirmed special Asian models). The European (sometimes also considered to be international version), and the North American Version which supports the 1700 MHz band. I asked my contact specifically about the ATT version and the answer I received was that there is only one version for the American market. The European version has the RM-821 ROM and the NA version runs on the RM-820 rom. Whether it is locked or unlock has nothing to do with the rom. The sim-lock is added on top of the main rom.
Thus said, the ATT version will most likely work on the 1700 MHZ band, but, I also asked my contact about sim locks by ATT and though she did not know much about it, since she is not responsible for the NA market, she mentioned that the sim-locks on all Windows Phones are almost impossible to break, unless the provider starts issuing them. Nokia supposedly cannot even take that lock of themselves (at least not in an easily accessible procedure ;-)).
Bottom line, I don't think we will see any unlocked ATT phones within the next 5 months. The international version sold online is not capable to run on the 1700 Mhz band, so if you need the 1700 Mhz band (are not in a reframed area), your only choice is Rogers for now.
I'd love to be proven wrong on this (since I really want the phone on T-Mob), but I have a feeling there is not much to be proven wrong about ;-)
I tapped into my connections at Nokia Germany in Dusseldorf. The international version will not work on the 1700 MHz band. Nokia produces only 2 hardware models of the phone (aside from some unconfirmed special Asian models). The European (sometimes also considered to be international version), and the North American Version which supports the 1700 MHz band. I asked my contact specifically about the ATT version and the answer I received was that there is only one version for the American market. The European version has the RM-821 ROM and the NA version runs on the RM-820 rom. Whether it is locked or unlock has nothing to do with the rom. The sim-lock is added on top of the main rom.
Thus said, the ATT version will most likely work on the 1700 MHZ band, but, I also asked my contact about sim locks by ATT and though she did not know much about it, since she is not responsible for the NA market, she mentioned that the sim-locks on all Windows Phones are almost impossible to break, unless the provider starts issuing them. Nokia supposedly cannot even take that lock of themselves (at least not in an easily accessible procedure ;-)).
Bottom line, I don't think we will see any unlocked ATT phones within the next 5 months. The international version sold online is not capable to run on the 1700 Mhz band, so if you need the 1700 Mhz band (are not in a reframed area), your only choice is Rogers for now.
I'd love to be proven wrong on this (since I really want the phone on T-Mob), but I have a feeling there is not much to be proven wrong about ;-)
It's actually not all that bad. This simply means that once ATT issues unlock codes, the ATT model will work on T-Mob 1700. Yes , it will be 5+ months, but you can always get a Rogers version of the phone...
Anyone with TMO US MMS APN settings?