Ive asked in the M9 section and have not got an answer...so I thought someone in here may be able to. Would an unlocked T-Mobile M9 work completely on ATT's network. LTE, MMS, etc...?
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i have a at&t htc one xl unlocked, I insert the t-mobile sim card, can not access 3g or 4g, it is strange, hox supports HSPA+, is it t-mobile network type? anyone can help me with some useful information?
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artemisgraymoon said:
i have a at&t htc one xl unlocked, I insert the t-mobile sim card, can not access 3g or 4g, it is strange, hox supports HSPA+, is it t-mobile network type? anyone can help me with some useful information?
Thanks a lot!
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The forum you're looking for is here...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1539
But to answer your question, no, neither the Teg3 One X (this forum) or the AT&T One XL support T-Mobile U.S'. AWS bands. There's a thread in the other forum where people are trying to get it to work on Wind Canada which is also AWS. No joy so far.
I have a tmobile htc one m8 rooted and sim unlocked with bad esn. Will it work on att network? The corners are busted. I had to used my jump to get a new m8 and will be giving the old one to a friend who is with att.
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I have a tmobile htc one m8 rooted and sim unlocked with bad esn. Will it work on att network? The corners are busted. I had to used my jump to get a new m8 and will be giving the old one to a friend who is with att.
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I think so, they both use GSM while Verizon and Sprint would use the CDMA version of M8.
If it has a bad ESN then no as they share the same list for bad ESN phones
Hi, I am wondering if it's possible to enable all LTE bands on a developer edition M9 (or a s-off, rooted M9) with some sort of hack. My current phone is HTC rezound with M9 (retailed from verizon) on its way, and I am quite off with the phone technologies nowaway.
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Hi, I am wondering if it's possible to enable all LTE bands on a developer edition M9 (or a s-off, rooted M9) with some sort of hack. My current phone is HTC rezound with M9 (retailed from verizon) on its way, and I am quite off with the phone technologies nowaway.
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Not sure what bands you need or want to do....but this thread from the verizon M8 might be useful.....obviously you may have to do things a little differently but I would presume the process would be somewhat the same (once you are S-Off)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/verizon-htc-one-m8/general/lte-band-7-2600mhz-finally-guide-t2992523
Thanks for the quick reply. That helps to clear my confusion somewhat but I think I've asked the wrong question. Please read the new thread... sorry don't mean to flood the forum...
Excuse my noobness but I have tried to search for this answer without success. There are various how to's on how to convert a Verizon htc one m8 to t mobile but none on how to convert a t-mobile HTC one m8 to be used on Verizon. I have the unlock code and that part worked but it would not connect at all. What can I do here? Willing to flash or do anything at this point.
Yes I had to cut the Sim card in order to make it fit.
It wont work. TMO is a GSM / LTE device and Verizon is CDMA / LTE. At best you might get some data but thats it.
Buy a Verizon one if thats what your wanting.
My m9 recently has had one too many falls and I will be using Htc's Ut-Oh protection to get a new one. I really miss being able to flash custom firmware. I've searched around and I read that an unlocked m9 will not work on Verizon network. Will a Sprint m9 work on Verizon's service because they are both cdma? or will a Verizon m9 only work with Verizon's service. I might have to just have to settle and ship the phone out to receive s-off.
They're not fully compatible. The two carriers use different bands. So while you could possibly activate and use it, you won't get the coverage you expect.
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