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Forum: BlackBerry Help

12-20-2010, 05:20 PM

Replies: 9

Roaming Blackberry in Argentina?

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Posted By eno_eslaf

Re: Roaming Blackberry in Argentina?

Oh yeah, also, on 2degrees or Vodafone, there will be no need to fallback to 2G, because their 3G networks operate on 2100/900 just like my Blackberry! Do you agree?
I actually live in central...

Forum: BlackBerry Help

12-20-2010, 05:17 PM

Replies: 9

Roaming Blackberry in Argentina?

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Posted By eno_eslaf

Re: Roaming Blackberry in Argentina?

Hi again, and thanks so much for clarifying what I have found to be true via a rather long path!

Cheers!

Forum: BlackBerry Help

12-20-2010, 04:31 PM

Replies: 9

Roaming Blackberry in Argentina?

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Posted By eno_eslaf

Re: Roaming Blackberry in Argentina?

Hi again,

The bottom line is that my Blackberry will NOT work on Telecom's XT network, because it CANNOT operate on the 850 MHz national frequency for that network. And I mean NOT work, not for...

Forum: BlackBerry Help

12-20-2010, 04:01 PM

Replies: 9

Roaming Blackberry in Argentina?

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Posted By eno_eslaf

Re: Roaming Blackberry in Argentina?

Allow me to clarify - my Blackberry came from my employer in Melbourne Australia. It is an Optus handset. It is unblocked/unlocked (I checked using the procedure detailed in this mighty fine forum.)...

Forum: BlackBerry Help

12-20-2010, 03:55 PM

Replies: 9

Roaming Blackberry in Argentina?

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Posted By eno_eslaf

Re: Roaming Blackberry in Argentina?

Sigh, if only the Blackberry were TRULY a quad-band. I mean, I know it is when it is manufactured, but by time it gets into your hands, it has been 'flashed' with software from your wireless provider...

Forum: BlackBerry Help

12-19-2010, 01:22 AM

Replies: 9

Roaming Blackberry in Argentina?

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Posted By eno_eslaf

Roaming Blackberry in Argentina?

I see that Argentina has three mobile phone providers. They all appear to operate GSM on 850 / 1900 MHz.

From what I've read, and been told here in this forum, a Blackberry has one chip in it that...

Forum: BlackBerry Help

12-16-2010, 08:10 PM

Replies: 5

850 MHz versus 900 MHz

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Posted By eno_eslaf

Re: 850 MHz versus 900 MHz

Thanks very much for clarifying. Makes things interesting when it comes to international roaming! Thanks again.

Forum: BlackBerry Help

12-16-2010, 04:11 PM

Replies: 5

850 MHz versus 900 MHz

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Posted By eno_eslaf

Re: 850 MHz versus 900 MHz

Hi thanks for the reply. So, if I understand correctly, a Blackberry can ONLY operate on either 2100/900 MHz OR 2100/850 MHz? There are different models to achieve this?

Forum: Carrier Specific Issues

12-16-2010, 04:23 AM

Replies: 2

850 MHz versus 900 MHz

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Posted By eno_eslaf

Re: 850 MHz versus 900 MHz

Forgot to mention, according to the excellent article on this site about unblocked Blackberrys, then my Blackberry is definitely unlocked/unblocked.

Forum: Carrier Specific Issues

12-16-2010, 04:22 AM

Replies: 2

850 MHz versus 900 MHz

Views: 9,933

Posted By eno_eslaf

850 MHz versus 900 MHz

Eh, I live in New Zealand, if you've heard of that...

If I understand correctly, some cell phone networks use dual frequencies - for example 850 MHz/2100 MHz where the 2100 MHz is used in the...

Forum: BlackBerry Help

12-15-2010, 11:57 PM

Replies: 8

Retrieve Deleted Text Messages

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Posted By eno_eslaf

Re: Retrieve Deleted Text Messages

Get yourself a SIM card recovery kit.

Forum: BlackBerry Help

12-15-2010, 10:23 PM

Replies: 5

850 MHz versus 900 MHz

Views: 3,255

Posted By eno_eslaf

Re: 850 MHz versus 900 MHz

Hello again, I just read the FAQs and I have confirmed that my Blackberry is Unlocked.

Forum: BlackBerry Help

12-15-2010, 10:14 PM

Replies: 5

850 MHz versus 900 MHz

Views: 3,255

Posted By eno_eslaf

850 MHz versus 900 MHz

Allow me to apologise if this problem has already been addressed in this forum - I was unable to find anything like this.

If I understand correctly, some cell phone networks use dual frequencies -...

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