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theoretically there can be nine 1.25 MHz CDMA carries per cell.
No, Sprint uses CDMA technology and AT&T uses GSM technology. Plus, the phones are flashed to each carriers cell towers.
That depends.If you are switching between a GSM and CDMA network, it will not be possible.If you are switching from a GSM to another GSM carrier, or from a CDMA to another CDMA carrier, it will be possible.For your convenience, here are a list of some carriers and the technologies they use:GSMAT&TT-MobileFidoRogersCDMAVerizon WirelessAlltelSprint (not Nextel)U.S. CellularBell MobilityTelus
A CDMA cell phone does many things. A CDMA cell phone, which stands for Code Division Multiple Access, can make an unlimited number of calls because there is no limit.
No. Okinawa has no GSM carriers, only CDMA.
Ting Wireless and Cricket wireless.
A CDMA repeater is a device that extends the signal range for cell phone providers that use the CDMA technology. CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access) is one of the technologies cell phone companies use for their phone service. More information on CDMA is available here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CDMA
The Samsung Galaxy S3 comes in both CDMA and GSM variants, depending on the specific model and carrier. The GSM version is typically used by carriers like AT&T and T-Mobile, while the CDMA version is used by carriers like Verizon and Sprint. Therefore, whether the Galaxy S3 is CDMA or GSM depends on the specific model and the network it is designed for.
The two big CDMA carriers in the US are Verizon in first, followed by Sprint. NOTE: CDMA networks are only used in US, China, Japan, India, and few other Asian countries.
Yes. The Iusacel company uses CDMA; the rest use GSM.
You don't need to be jailbroken now that the iPhone supports most carriers. The iPhone 4 is physically unable to switch from GSM to CDMA carriers anway.
The Kyocera S2150 is a CDMA phone. It operates on the CDMA network technology, which is commonly used by carriers like Verizon and Sprint in the United States. This means it is not compatible with GSM networks, such as those operated by AT&T or T-Mobile.