The Telus iPhone? Maybe Page 2

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joeyjoejoe @telus.net	reply to Goggles9 Re: The Telus iPhone? Maybe technically HSPA is 4G
joeyjoejoe @telus.net	to forum · permalink · 2009-06-27 22:53:23 ·
blutoski join:2008-01-02 North Vancouver, BC	reply to mlerner said by mlerner : said by WackyGaru : No GSM phones will not work on the new TELUS network. Only HSPA phones will. The network is not backwards compatible. It is if GSM modules are installed on the network, everything except the air interface is shared in a GSM network so all you need to do is add modules for GSM and if AnonMobileGuy works for Telus it could very well be true. See: [HSPA Frequently Asked Questions] quote: One of the most important characteristics of 3GSM and HSDPA is that it has been developed to be backward compatible with GSM systems, which have been deployed by 680 operators in more than 200 countries and territories. This interoperability of systems and services will ensure the continuation of the worldwide roaming experience users have enjoyed with GSM. -- public statements by this poster represent himself, and do not represent telus
blutoski join:2008-01-02 North Vancouver, BC	to forum · permalink · · 2009-06-29 15:17:56 ·
jyeung inspiration reality Premium join:2004-03-30 North York, ON	reply to joeyjoejoe said by joeyjoejoe : technically HSPA is 4G HSPA is 3.5G. LTE is 4G. - Jason
	to forum · permalink · · 2009-06-29 16:07:54 ·


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