I got a T-Mobile prepaid card in Seattle, Washington in August of this
year. I don't think its 3G, and the version number is 38.01e. I was
able to receive and make calls and receive Text Messages using the
OpenMoko and QTopia interfaces.
George
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ma, 2007-10-08 kello 22:47 -0400, Steve kirjoitti:
I wonder why this update can't be done in the field.
Field means you. The GSM chip is upgradable by people with the
necessary equipment, which will likely mean FIC, and hopefully any
co-operating outlets in the future.
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Hey all,
I've been playing with a Neo for a little while now, and unfortunately
my current 3G SIM card from ATT has a serial number that falls within
the range of doesn't work on the wiki. Yesterday I bought a pre-paid
TMobile 3G card to see if that would work, and it didn't work either.
ma, 2007-10-08 kello 11:50 -0700, ian douglas kirjoitti:
Does anyone currently have a Neo working in the USA? As I understand it,
ATT and TMobile are the only compatible networks here for 3G, but I'm
curious what the status is on getting 3G working here in America.
To be clear, the 3G status
Mikko Rauhala wrote:
To be clear, the 3G status of the Neo is a resounding does not, will
not. The Neo is a 2G GSM phone.
Gotcha, thanks for clearing that up.
Ian
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Ian
We've heard bits and pieces on this. I believe where it stands is
people are investigating and the GSM module likely needs a firmware
update to handle a SIM like yours. Back when it was clear the P0
needed a GSM firmware update, it was made more or less clear that this
isn't an update that
So the consensus is that the Neo won't work in the US if you just go an get
a new account with ATT or T-Mobile?
On 10/8/07, Brad Midgley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ian
We've heard bits and pieces on this. I believe where it stands is
people are investigating and the GSM module likely needs a
Tim
It seems like I've heard of people with tmobile using neo without too
much trouble, but I'm not sure if that was with a current SIM you
would get on a new account. I haven't seen a place for success reports
in the wiki, so people will have to speak up if they have it working.
This whole
Tim Shannon writes:
So the consensus is that the Neo won't work in the US if you just go an get
a new account with ATT or T-Mobile?
Mine works with a T-Mobile SIM (non 3G).
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How new is your account?
On 10/8/07, Joe Pfeiffer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tim Shannon writes:
So the consensus is that the Neo won't work in the US if you just go an
get
a new account with ATT or T-Mobile?
Mine works with a T-Mobile SIM (non 3G).
The version number on my TMobile SIM is 39.01a and does NOT work. My
ATT SIM is listed on the wiki within the range of serial numbers that
will not work.
I'm disappointed that this isn't something that's field-programmable. I
feel like I wasted the money buying this phone since it's just a
On Mon, 2007-10-08 at 13:51 -0700, ian douglas wrote:
The version number on my TMobile SIM is 39.01a and does NOT work. My
ATT SIM is listed on the wiki within the range of serial numbers that
will not work.
I'm disappointed that this isn't something that's field-programmable. I
feel
ma, 2007-10-08 kello 13:51 -0700, ian douglas kirjoitti:
I'm disappointed that this isn't something that's field-programmable.
Well, as it is the GSM chip we're talking about, you might primarily
take it up with the local authorities; FCC, I believe.
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August (got it when my Neo arrived).
Tim Shannon writes:
How new is your account?
On 10/8/07, Joe Pfeiffer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tim Shannon writes:
So the consensus is that the Neo won't work in the US if you just go an
get
a new account with ATT or T-Mobile?
Mine works with a
ian douglas writes:
The version number on my TMobile SIM is 39.01a and does NOT work. My
ATT SIM is listed on the wiki within the range of serial numbers that
will not work.
The version number on my (working) T-Mobile SIM is 37.05A. Just
another data point...
you might try swapping your sim card for one of the newer ones (somehow make
it not work, I think it's like $5 to replace it and update your sim number)
the one I got middle of last month works... even with the 3G fireball on it
On 10/8/07, Joe Pfeiffer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ian douglas
Though Ian's problem is with a SIM that's newer than mine... as
another data point, what's the version number on yours?
Jeff Andros writes:
you might try swapping your sim card for one of the newer ones (somehow make
it not work, I think it's like $5 to replace it and update your sim number)
the
With ATT, formerly Cingular when 3D SIMS were introduced,
initially there was different SIMS for 3G (UTMS) and non-3G
(GSM) devices, but my understanding is that all new SIMS are
labeled as 3G, and they work on both types of devices, at least
with ATT they do. I would suggest try a new SIM.
the numbers I see are:
71234 O
4022
sorry, I'm not sending my IMEI down a public channel
On 10/8/07, Joe Pfeiffer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Though Ian's problem is with a SIM that's newer than mine... as
another data point, what's the version number on yours?
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O|||O
sorry, I'm not sending my IMEI down a public channel
d'oh... the ICCID
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Brad Midgley wrote:
Steve
I wonder why this update can't be done in the field. The only cellular
phones I can think of that had radio code which wasn't field updatable
were AMPS phones with the firmware in (OT/E)PROMs. Surely the radio
firmware in the Neo 1973 is stored in some sort of
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