Can this be activated with AT&T or Verizon in the U.S? Someone answered that hers was manufactured in Canada and can't be activated here in U.S.
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We have ours on AT&T; but it somehow has gotten in a funk and, although it says it's registered on the AT&T; network, it always says it has no connection unless on Wi-Fi. AT&T; store couldn't figure it out.
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Yes you can use on AT&T.; However, just as a tablet plan, it is not a phone
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you need to buy Samsung Galaxy Camera EK- gc 120 this one not work with that net work.thank you
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I took mine to Verizon and was told they could not activate it or link it to my account because it was unlocked and Verizon doesn't 'like' unlocked products and that mine was not compatible.
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AT&T; yes, but this device does not have the signal capabilities for Verizon. They run on different frequencies and different systems (Verizon doesn't use SIM cards for instance). Regarding AT&T; and/or T-Mobile - yes :) all day long. The "factory unlocked" part is what tells you yes, plus the GSM frequencies can be matched here (http://www.samsung.com/uk/consumer/mobile-devices/galaxy-camera/galaxy-camera/EK-GC100ZWABTU-spec) with here (http://www.worldtimezone.com/gsm.html). The camera is capable of (HSPA+21 (850 / 900 / 1900 / 2100)) of which most of those are used in the US for 2G/3G. I hope this helps! AT&T; yes, but this device does not have the signal capabilities for Verizon. They run on different frequencies and different systems (Verizon doesn't use SIM cards for instance). Regarding AT&T; and/or T-Mobile - yes :) all day long. The "factory unlocked" part is what tells you yes, plus the GSM frequencies can be matched here (http://www.samsung.com/uk/consumer/mobile-devices/galaxy-camera/galaxy-camera/EK-GC100ZWABTU-spec) with here (http://www.worldtimezone.com/gsm.html). The camera is capable of (HSPA+21 (850 / 900 / 1900 / 2100)) of which most of those are used in... » Read More AT&T; yes, but this device does not have the signal capabilities for Verizon. They run on different frequencies and different systems (Verizon doesn't use SIM cards for instance). Regarding AT&T; and/or T-Mobile - yes :) all day long. The "factory unlocked" part is what tells you yes, plus the GSM frequencies can be matched here (http://www.samsung.com/uk/consumer/mobile-devices/galaxy-camera/galaxy-camera/EK-GC100ZWABTU-spec) with here (http://www.worldtimezone.com/gsm.html). The camera is capable of (HSPA+21 (850 / 900 / 1900 / 2100)) of which most of those are used in the US for 2G/3G. I hope this helps! « Show Less
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This is what I think should be Factory Unlocked is were you take to any carrier and have it activated for use in the US, GSM Interl. unlocked should be the same but you can take it outside of US and have it activated.
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I really don't know. They sell them all over the world but there may be different systems in other nations. Sorry I can't give you a better answer. We're on Consumer Cellular which used AT&T; towers an they have an international plan I could use but I don't.
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I know that 'Straight Talk' phones can be activated on Verizon (a friend did it) but the other direction, I don't know. Verizon phones are 'locked' and A Cell phone repair shop might be able to 'unlock' it and it should work....
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I used it in US for at and t it works perfectly also I used it in in the arab gulf area and it's working with all carriers there ,but I'm not sure if will work with Verizon especially,...mine has at and t logo. from what I know that usually Verizon not work with that,but since it is factory. unlocked you should have no problem with Verizon...just double check that. Regards
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It WAS with Verizon. They no longer support this phone. I was unable to activate. Phone has been obsolete for years and seller's should be charged with false advertising.
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I don't know. Mine was tied to Verizon; others in the US are tied to another carrier. That matters because of the network the US companies use. For instance, you can't use a Verizon phone with an AT&T; or Tmobile plan. I do not know the requirements outside of the US for phones. I am told that a SIM card will take care of that, but have no experience with that.
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No! Ours didn't work well with AT&T;! I was supposed to be unlocked but didn't respond to several AT&T; features!
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I really don't know the answer to your question I use the phone in Canada and the USA and have not downloaded any of the apps you mention. sorry i can not be of help
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The one I had was international version, no AT&T sign anywhere. Go through the item description, it should say international version
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No it won't. Verizon won't activate it because it's not a Verizon brand phone. I bought this and it's still in the box because they wouldn't do it. AT&T; however will send you a sim card for it, with your same number, and get much better phone service and customer service. It's worth it to switch!
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As I wrote in my review it's not new, not working properly and is not the one advertised. AT&T has no international versions, only locked phones for US. My advise is to don't make the same mistake I did.
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Theoretically the cellphone should be able to work on "any" US carrier. It comes unlocked meaning you just have to select the network you want to work with. In order to do this and in the case of Verizon you have to got under Systems Settings-> Wireless
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i was told these phones were made for the uk and would not work in the states. i have att and they could not fix the problems i had with it. i had to send it back. good luck
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I bought the same phone for my cousin in Vancouver Canada for her birthday but haven't given it to her yet. I know the answer after August 5th. I've been told it would work in Canada by another buyer.Hope this helps.
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This particular phone is "unlocked" and is able to be used with any GSM carrier in the world. If it was "locked" it would only work with AT&T; in the USA.
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It is a GSM phone, so it is currently operating off the AT&T; network. If you look up AT&T;'s service area, you'll know if it will work in your area.