I bought an un-locked, iPhone 5 from Apple in December. And NOW, T-Mumble and Apple are telling me that I have to buy another one to get all of the network I’m currently already on??
NOT LIKELY.
Actually, nowhere on Apple's site does it say the unlocked iPhone was supported on T-Mobile's network. If you look at Apple's unlocked iPhone 5 website, it has a section that talks about what LTE networks are supported, and T-Mobile's is excluded.
Moreover, T-Mobile's website didn't claim to support the iPhone on it's high speed network.It has, however, tried to give3G support to iPhones.
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I bought an un-locked, iPhone 5 from Apple in December. And NOW, T-Mumble and Apple are telling me that I have to buy another one to get all of the network I’m currently already on??
NOT LIKELY.
Actually, nowhere on Apple's site does it say the unlocked iPhone was supported on T-Mobile's network. If you look at Apple's unlocked iPhone 5 website, it has a section that talks about what LTE networks are supported, and T-Mobile's is excluded.
Moreover, T-Mobile's website didn't claim to support the iPhone on it's high speed network.It has, however, tried to give 3G support to iPhones.
Lenovo K900 debuted recently and gets on shelves for pre-order at only $699.99 at this site: http://www.jsxltech.com/collections/c1-cellphone-c2-brand-c3-lenovo/products/lenovo-k900. I would like to compare iPhone 5,Samsung Galaxy S4 and Lenovo K900. Any idea which one is better?
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