to why Roger's current "3G" SIM isn't
working in the GTA02. We're going to stockpile some current FIDO 3G/4G
SIMs at $10 each, cheap insurance versus being stuck in the future with
devices that can't do GPRS. We have *not* tested any FIDO LTE SIMs yet
for c
On Thu, 27 Sep 2012 07:48:12 +0100
Al Johnson wrote:
> Have you tried the new SIM in any other 2G-only phone? SIMs from 3(UK
> network) seem to work only in 3G-capable devices. I never looked into
> how or why, but it's possible Rogers are doing this with new SIMs
> either by a
Have you tried the new SIM in any other 2G-only phone? SIMs from 3(UK network)
seem to work only in 3G-capable devices. I never looked into how or why, but
it's possible Rogers are doing this with new SIMs either by accident or
design.
On Wednesday 26 September 2012 21:53:14 Pascal Gos
In 2010, we were able to take circa mid-2008 Roger Wireless SIMs
(Canada) borrowed from an iPhone 3G and get it to work in Android Froyo
on the GTA02 850Mhz.
Two years later, we decided to add some GPRS reporting capability to our
Wi-Flight product which is currently using Wi-Fi only, we are
I have 5 different ATT 3G sims that work just fine. ( wife and kids etc,
tested them all)
I am NOT saying that folks wont encounter difficulties ( hopefully on a
magnitide less than APPLE
Is seeing) but I havent seen any issues.
So. Document the issues. Pass the data. Engineers will solve
I use a 3G SIM card from AT&T and it works just fine.
Scott Derrick wrote:
> I'm expecting my FreeRunner soon and was wondering about the Sim card
> issue the 1973 version experienced.
>
> Was it fixed? Can I expect just about any AT&T sim card to work now?
>
> I was looking on ebay for sim ca
I'm expecting my FreeRunner soon and was wondering about the Sim card
issue the 1973 version experienced.
Was it fixed? Can I expect just about any AT&T sim card to work now?
I was looking on ebay for sim cards and couldn't find any that were in
the "good list" as published here.
http://wiki.
I can't tell you about that particular SIM card number, but they should all
work on the FreeRunner. As far as I know, they all work with the latest
(current) GSM firmware.
Make sure you get the 850 triband model of the FreeRunner.
--Mark Arvidson
On Mon, Apr 14, 2008 at 1:38 PM, tomjoad 440 <[EM
Hello all,
Short version:
Will the firmware on the Neo FreeRunner work with all AT&T SIM cards?
Long version:
I've been following this mailing list for over a year and am patiently
waiting for the FreeRunner to be available. In the mean time I have
purchased (with a contract discount) a n
Marco Barreno wrote:
> I have a question about SIM cards. If I have a 3G phone with its 3G
> SIM, will I be able to put that SIM in the Neo? My carrier is AT&T in
> the US.
Hi Marco,
There have been some problems with AT&T SIMs, some working, some not. See
th
Andreas Kostyrka wrote:
Well, in most cases yes, as all 3G SIMs (USIM) I've seen have been valid GSM
SIMs. i'd expect that to be some requirement even :)
OTOH there are carriers that are UMTS only (they don't have a GSM network),
e.g. 3 in Austria.
And others - '3'
in most cases yes, as all 3G SIMs (USIM) I've seen have been valid GSM
> SIMs. i'd expect that to be some requirement even :)
>
> OTOH there are carriers that are UMTS only (they don't have a GSM network),
> e.g. 3 in Austria.
>
> Andreas
>
> -- Ursprüngl
Well, in most cases yes, as all 3G SIMs (USIM) I've seen have been valid GSM
SIMs. i'd expect that to be some requirement even :)
OTOH there are carriers that are UMTS only (they don't have a GSM network),
e.g. 3 in Austria.
Andreas
-- Ursprüngl. Mitteil. --
Betreff:
I have a question about SIM cards. If I have a 3G phone with its 3G
SIM, will I be able to put that SIM in the Neo? My carrier is AT&T in
the US.
I think the answer is yes, because AT&T is having their old Cingular
customers upgrade to new 3G SIMs to put in their phones even if
they&#
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