Another Monday!

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Happy MOnday!!

[amal 4]

It sure is Monday allright. Nothing new to declare. Still no furniture. Trying to figure out what to fix for supper. Just wanna wish everyone a good day!!!

amal

[maggieNomar 0]

Hopefully tomorrow will be better...I'll post my news then...this monday thread is too dreary for good news now.

[monnik 0]

It depends on if the phone is a tri or quad ban model than it would operate. You would also have to go with a comany that uses sims cards- not all do. Yo would also have to make sure the phone is unlocked (which is probably already is)

How would I find that out? Would it be in the manual ? or on Nokia online?

I never had to deal with this before------

[mybackpages 0]

It depends on if the phone is a tri or quad ban model than it would operate. You would also have to go with a comany that uses sims cards- not all do. Yo would also have to make sure the phone is unlocked (which is probably already is)

How would I find that out? Would it be in the manual ? or on Nokia online?

I never had to deal with this before------

Yes, it's pretty easy to find out. Look up the model online ans look for the specifications.

Mobile phones come in 4 bands: 850 MHz / 900 MHz / 1800 MHz and 1900 MHz

The US uses 850 and 900 while the rest of the world uses either 1800 or 1900

A quad band can be used anywhere in the world ans a tri band can be used in most countries. You should be able to do a google search and find out the list of bands by country.

[monnik 0]

Yes, it's pretty easy to find out. Look up the model online ans look for the specifications.

Mobile phones come in 4 bands: 850 MHz / 900 MHz / 1800 MHz and 1900 MHz

The US uses 850 and 900 while the rest of the world uses either 1800 or 1900

A quad band can be used anywhere in the world ans a tri band can be used in most countries. You should be able to do a google search and find out the list of bands by country.

Thanks. This is what was said about his phone:

Operating frequencyGSM 900/1800/1900

Since it uses 900, it will work in the USA? Is that anywhere or just certain states?

[mybackpages 0]

Yes, it's pretty easy to find out. Look up the model online ans look for the specifications.

Mobile phones come in 4 bands: 850 MHz / 900 MHz / 1800 MHz and 1900 MHz

The US uses 850 and 900 while the rest of the world uses either 1800 or 1900

A quad band can be used anywhere in the world ans a tri band can be used in most countries. You should be able to do a google search and find out the list of bands by country.

Thanks. This is what was said about his phone:

Operating frequencyGSM 900/1800/1900

Since it uses 900, it will work in the USA? Is that anywhere or just certain states?

I know T-mobile uses phones with sim cards and I think AT&T also? I use to have Sprint and they did not have sim cards, but that might have changed. Call your local service providers and tell them which phone you have and will it work on these frequencies and that you will need a sim card for the phone.