cdms sprint: is it compatble with Sprint unlimited ?
2011823
No. Sprint uses CDMA, not WCDMA. Although these are similar air interfaces (the latter is wideband), they do not serve the same purpose. WCDMA is adopted by GSMA (the GSM Association) as a 3G (third generation) carrier technology, and thus used by GSM carriers worldwide (in North America, that's AT&T, T-Mobile USA, and Rogers). CDMA is the standard that's used by the CDMA2000 group for standard 2G voice (and limited data) transmissions. That means mostly in North America by carriers such as Verizon, Sprint (but not NexTel), AllTel, US Cellular, and some smaller regional carriers. Moreover, this standard does not involve the use of SIMs (subscriber identity modules) to identify the user, and thus relies on the phone's serial number for this purpose. In turn, this means that you cannot just go and buy any phone you like and use it - you must register it with your carrier, and so far, that means that it must be one that the carrier has approved beforehand. Sprint (AFAIK) will only approve devices that they have sold directly or indirectly.
970897
No,the Sprint phone is not compatible with Verizon. The SIM card is for GSM networks for unlocked phones, can use on AT&T; or T-Mobile if unlocked, otherwise you will have to get a Verizon phone for full Blackberry use, which will save you a lot of trouble because you CAN NOT use a Sprint phone on Verizon.
1679617
No, this is a GSM device, Sprint is a CDMA network. This will only work on AT&T;, T-Mobile, and other networks out there that are GSM. It will NOT work on Sprint, and Verizon Wireless.
1334742
It works on a Mac. If you can find the drivers for your PC it will probably work on it. Don't know about Sprint, but if it is close enough it should work on any hotspot.
642691
This sim card only will work on any AT&T; or any unlocked GSM phone, Sprint use CDMA technology, So It will not work with Sprint or Verizon handsets
970899
No,the Sprint phone is not compatible with Verizon. The SIM card is for GSM networks for unlocked phones, can use on AT&T or T-Mobile if unlocked, otherwise you will have to get a Verizon phone for full Blackberry use, which will save you a lot of trouble because you CAN NOT use a Sprint phone on Verizon.
1805236
I believe on other carriers you would get a sim card in a Blackberry 9350, but a Sprint CDMA Blackberry has an internal sim card which can't be removed. You have to activate it through Sprint by either calling them, or you can log on to Sprint if you have an existing account and just add the blackberry to your phone plan. Other than that I am very happy with my Blackberry 9350, it is a really good phone.
1103445
I really dont know if it works for sprint but i got one for myself, and it works with all my sims perfectly. BTW I am in Nigeria.
645401
No, it can't be used with Sprint because they use CDMA. It works with ATT and TMobile because they use a GSM radio system.
888408
Unfortunately no. Sprint uses CDMA a for their phones while this phone is GSM meaning it uses a SIM card that allows you to use it unlock. In order to use this specific phone you would need a SIM card. Good luck to you and I hope this helps
1473898
Yes. Verizon and Sprint are basically the only 2 CDMA carriers in the world (that I know of). Everyone else is GSM. Whether or not you'd get 3G or 4G or LTE depends on the bands that straight talk uses. So being as this device is unlocked and is a GSM phone, it can be run on almost any Carrier in the world.
815164
I looked through my info and could not find anything . You could call a Sprint store . They might have the answer . Sorry I couldn't be more helpful .
1124226
It worked for me and I had a sprint one two, however mine was the first edition! Hope this helps
1679618
No, this is a GSM device, Sprint is a CDMA network. This will only work on AT&T, T-Mobile, and other networks out there that are GSM. It will NOT work on Sprint, and Verizon Wireless.
287164
I'm not sure if it's compatible. The reason it says Sprint version is because each carrier (AT&T;, Verizon, Sprint, etc.) device is built differently. Some require a sim card while others do not. So there ends up being spacing issues when trying to use a Verizon version of this replacement to fix your Sprint phone.Also, most if not all of these replacement LCDs do not come with the pre-existing antennas, internal speakers, camera, etc. so make sure you do not throw away your old device because you will need to transfer the old hardware to the new LCD.
2112886
According the Sprint, Boost and Virgin Mobile were supported as of October 2013http://www.sprint.com/landings/airave/files/AIRAVE_Access_Point_FAQs.pdf?INTMKT=MKT:MS:20131030:AIR:MSU:EEE:FAQs
1502419
I appreciate this information...I'd like to keep using my sprint service. Is there any reason I can't do that?Do you know of any "unlocked phone tutorials" online? I'm a total newbie to this...Thank you!