I mean, the title speaks for itself. I know that Verizon uses CDMA(which I think doesn't use SIM cards?), but I thought these things did have SIM cards, so says some people. Can someone clarify?
It is a LTE device, so it uses a sim card and should work on AT&T network. And the good thing is all Verizon phones are unlocked. The only thing I would check after the release is if there any complaints of text messaging not working properly. I know people have complained on these forums of having texting issues with other phones, but not totally sure how they got it resolved.
does that mean that only the LTE will work? AT&T's LTE isn't great where I live so I would rather not rely just on that.
No. You will only get H+ and 3G. And barely any Verizon phones are unlocked. Only the Nokia ones because they were nice enough to do thatdoes that mean that only the LTE will work? AT&T's LTE isn't great where I live so I would rather not rely just on that.
No. You will only get H+ and 3G. And barely any Verizon phones are unlocked. Only the Nokia ones because they were nice enough to do that
Are you saying that the Verizon LTE phone will not be able to use At&T LTE bands?No. You will only get H+ and 3G. And barely any Verizon phones are unlocked. Only the Nokia ones because they were nice enough to do that
No. You will only get H+ and 3G. And barely any Verizon phones are unlocked. Only the Nokia ones because they were nice enough to do that
Are you saying that the Verizon LTE phone will not be able to use At&T LTE bands?
It has nothing to do with LTE. It has to do with the phones having GSM radios. Without GSM radios in the phones (virtually all of Verizon's smart phones are world phones now), it would be brick if you put an ATT SIM in the phone.It is a LTE device, so it uses a sim card and should work on AT&T network. And the good thing is all Verizon phones are unlocked. The only thing I would check after the release is if there any complaints of text messaging not working properly. I know people have complained on these forums of having texting issues with other phones, but not totally sure how they got it resolved.
Barely any Verizon phones are unlocked...... Umm... No. All Verizon phones that have LTE are prohibited from being carrier locked.No. You will only get H+ and 3G. And barely any Verizon phones are unlocked. Only the Nokia ones because they were nice enough to do that
This Verizon/AT&T thing is a total mess. If you are following the debacle that is going on with the moto G (99$ verizon only version) and verizon you would know what I mean. How in the world could the FCC allow things to get this out of hand. Phones that only work on certain carriers, phones that only work on certain parts of the network of certain carriers etc, etc, etc. Its like a bad b movie. And we are being made to watch it.
I got an 822 working on Straight Talk with one of their ATT SIM cards for my step-daughter. Took some tweaking but it works fine. Not sure if LTE or not, but everything else is good.Does the 928 work on AT&T? I thought it did after some workarounds. If the 928 works, then the 929 should.
Not having LTE does not mean not having GSM radios. I've had several Verizon phones that had GSM radios but no LTE. HTC Trophy, HTC Touch Pro II, and a Blackberry (don't remember model), and possibly more. Verizon has been selling "World" phones for years, and they all have SIM cards (mine all said Vodaphone on them)....The Moto G does not have LTE, therefore no GSM...
Only the Nokia ones because they were nice enough to do that