Mobile phones us radio frequencies in the micro-wave section of the radio spectrum. This, coupled with the relatively low power output of the handset - means they only transmit & receive over a relatively short distance. The mobile network is an array of 'cells' - radio masts covering a small area, which overlaps with its neighbour. Since microwaves cannot travel through solid objects such as rock, or thick concrete - there will always be some places 'out of sight' of the masts - and thus you have 'black spots'
An AT&T sim card will not work in an T-Mobile phone as it is locked to particular carrier itself... If you want to put your AT&T sim in your T-Mobile phone you can try unlocking your phone
No it wont you need to get the Verizon cell phone unlocked for the T-mobile chip to work. Look on the Internet as to how to do this.
The handset (not Vodaphone) needs to be compatible with the New York frequencies.
Only if the T-Mobile phone is unlocked. If the T-Mobile phone is still locked, only T-Mobile SIMs will work.
No and Yes. Just tell them you lost your phone and they'll give you a used working one for like $10. It wont be new, but it should work.
== == Depends on the phone's configuration.
Maybe the wires of your head phone are damaged...
mine does
It should work
Your Virgin Mobile phone won't work with Zong because it may require a short code. Virgin Mobile is best known for having prepaid cellular phones and does not work with different mobile payment websites.
NO!
3 mobile is a cellular phone service available in Europe.