Yes you can. You need to get the software flashed. To do that you'll need to find an independent shop in your area that has the equipment.
no because the sim cards are different and it wont work but you can talk to your phone company about it but they will probably want you to get a new phone from them
If unlocked, then yes.
No. Cingular/AT&T use the GSM network and Sprint uses CDMA. A Verizon phone could be used with a Sprint plan but Verizon customer service will have to give an unlock code.
Verizon wireless, Sprint, and ATT
It is possible to operate a spring phone on a verizon network. This depends on the actual model of phone to do so.
Verizon used to carry it, but i believe that Sprint does now.
If the CDMA providers, like Sprint and Verizon unlock their phones so that they can be used on other CDMA networks, unfortunately, it doesn't mean that someone can just contact their provider and have them activate the phone on their network. The phones would have to be flashed with the appropriate image and then activated on the network. Where the problem comes in is if, for example, you have a Sprint phone that is unlocked and you want to activate on Verizon, but Verizon doesn't sell the same model of phone. What that means is that there is no Verizon image for that phone and therefore, no way for them to activate it because the phone's series of ESN numbers are not in their database. I believe that in the article you may have read, it stated "any compatible phone". The key word is "compatible" and that basically means that the phone would have to be the exact same model that the carrier sells. Typically, Sprint and Verizon rarely sell the same exact model. Additionally, none of the data features would work, like MMS messaging or accessing the internet. I'm afraid that people are thinking that using an "unlocked" CDMA phone on another CDMA network is going to be as easy as using a SIM-unlocked GSM phone on a different network, but I'm afraid that it really isn't going to be that way. You are much better off using a Verizon phone on the Verizon network and same with Sprint. Currently, if you want to activate a Verizon phone on the Sprint network or vice versa, it would have to be "cloned" and that is an illegal practice and if Sprint doesn't sell the phone, you can't clone it anyway cause there's no ESN to clone it to.
Yes you can. This phone type can be used by various cell phone providers. A few are At&t, verizon, and sprint. You may find them under any of the three cell phone website.
An unlocked cell phone means that it can be used with any carrier. It does not have to have a contract; however, it can have a phone line on it. (any phone line, not just at&t, verizon, & sprint)
There is no sim card in Verizon, Sprint, or Alltel phones. The reason is that they operate on CDMA technology which does not require sim cards.
Many wireless providers, such as Verizon and Sprint, offer cell phone locating services. These locators are often used by parents who wish to keep track of their children.
No. Tmobile uses SIM cards on a GSM network. MetroPCS uses CDMA. You'd need a Sprint or Verizon Wireless phone if you wanted to flash to MetroPCS.
they are using online customer service Consumer Cellular uses AT & T for its cell phone service.