I bought 2 of these just last week and away on travel in Africa and can't seem to get local network gsm 900 & 1800
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i HAD THE SAME PROBLEM, BUT I COULD NOT CONTACT YOU BECAUSE I THOUGHT THE TIME WAS PAST. CAN YOU DO ANYTHING ABOUT IT FOR ME?. I Only broght one, the other was not returned before I left for the us
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I brought this phone two months ago from US, but I can't use this phone in India. The Nokia customer care here says the phone is not unlocked.
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The phone is unlocked, I do not know what network you use there, but the phone used GSM network.
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Maybe it is because it is not compatible with the carrier or country GSM services
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I've been using it on ATT which I hear is GSM, I can't speak for the other one sadly.
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Check on those borrowed handsets again. I think you'll find that the ones without the cellular options are TGA931's.
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My wife purchased two phones for SA, one for Colombia n one for Argentina. Neither one worked in SA.....
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Yes, i have bought this phone and sent it to Africa, Cameroun to be specific. They are using it there now
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That is not true. I Have 2 Symbian S60 Platform Unlocked Phones; The E90 Comunicator US Version And N82 Europian Version. They Both Work In T-Mobile Network And i Traveled Pretty Much All East Coast. And I Never Lost A Signal From T-Mobile. Soon I Will Buy The N97.
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Yes it is. I am in Cameroon right now and can use the phone with the local network. I made a good deal!
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Where are you from? If your local carrier is 850mhz, you can't use the N7102.
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I don't know. I bought a SIM card locally where I travelled (Turks & Caicos) and it worked perfectly. I was able to call both locally and internationally at much lower rates than my home carrier which happens to be AT&T.
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Be careful though, I'm in Spain, have an unlocked i917 and I am unable to use data here. Big disappointment for me
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i believe that all earlier versions are GSM but newer versions are CDMA, you should have it verfied for the specific one you are buying.
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The phone we purchased was sent to Kenya and I don't know how they unlocked or made it work.
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I've used mine in two countries so far, both roaming and local - no problem whatsoever.
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Buy a sim card from telecom vendor that the GSM country that you travelled to. Insert into the back of the hotspot slot for 3G sim card. Configure your computer/tablet/device to recognize the hotspot to make it work. It is fairly simple if you follow the direction on the instruction booklet that comes with the product. You do have to put in the passcode that comes with the hotspot booklet during first configuration. It will appear as a wireless network on your device. Add passcode to each device to make it work.
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If your network provides GSM Coverage, find out first from the network you are going to use, it have a GSM sim slot 850/900/1800/1900Mhz