[fei2010]

I saw unlocked 9900 at amazon.com, can those be used in China? Thanks.

[rambo47]

Yes, it should work fine. According to THIS China Mobile uses the 900MHz frequency for standard service and 2100MHz for 3G. The 9930 supports both these frequencies.

[ZezOGSXR]

Does it work for Sprint if it is unlocked?

[NJBlackBerry]

No. Sprint is a CDMA carrier. The 9900 doesn't work on CDMA.

[ZezOGSXR]

Gosh Darn it!!!!! lol
thanks

[rambo47]

Tomorrow (Sunday) Sprint gets the 9930 Bold Touch. Same as the 9900 but CDMA vs. GSM. And the 9930 is a "world phone", containing a SIM slot for roaming onto GSM networks overseas (and probably GSM networks in the U.S. if you activate the service here).

[ZezOGSXR]

Sounds good thank you.
is tomorrow the official release date?

[rambo47]

Yes, tomorrow is the official release date. Stores have 'em in stock.
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[ZombieBerry]

Official release on a Sunday?

Bizarre

[rambo47]

Originally Posted by ZombieBerry

Official release on a Sunday?

Bizarre

Welcome to Sprint. Instead of calling themselves "The Now Network" they should be called "The Bass Akwards Gang".

And they don't open until 11:00 AM. Kinda late to be starting, even on a Sunday. My countdown is just over 13 hours.

[ZombieBerry]

Haha!! You must be chomping at the bit.

At least they are almost finally there!
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[rambo47]

Originally Posted by ZombieBerry

Haha!! You must be chomping at the bit.

At least they are almost finally there!
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For DAYS now! And I'm probably not going to sleep well tonight. Maybe I'll just pull an old-school all nighter and push on through to morning. The problem with that is it's a L__O__N__G morning when I have to wait until 11.

[Attila The Hun]

this unlocked 9900 unbrended working on AT&T voice and 3G data?