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.
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Maybe the wires of your head phone are damaged...
mine does
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.
It should work
NO!
3 mobile is a cellular phone service available in Europe.