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  I decided to treat me this season for a new toy.

  Microsoft Store has a very good price on the 8 5909 flow, but Amazon has an even better price on the 8 5901 flow.
  I can't find any difference on the pages of specifications HP, and above all, both offer 200 MB/month 4 G Data with T-Mobile.
  I don't want to end up with a non American model that does not work with the GSM bands in the United States.
  What is the difference between the 5901 and 5909?
  
  I take it from what I read that 59xx models require a mico-SIM, and the T-Mobile data plan is free.
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  Thank you.

  HP 8 5901 flow product specifications. -A micro-SIM. Uses 4G HSPA + with T-Mobile.

  Stream 5909 8 HP product specifications. -A micro-SIM. Uses 4G HSPA + with T-Mobile.

  HP 8 5801 stream product specifications. -No SIM card. Uses 4G HSPA + with T-Mobile.

  Darrenc,

  Do not confuse the issue, I compared the tablets HP 8 5901 flow and 5909.  Both have the capacity of 4 GB.  I mentioned not the 5801 in my post.

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• Bionic, Specs photo and manual now on the site of the FCC

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  f38urry wrote:lewwill,GSM comes in four varieties.  I purchased an inexpensive UNLOCKED Quad-Band GSM phone last year for a trip to Europe.  I also purchased a GSM SIM card that can be used virtually anywhere.  The link is in my post #3 above.From PhoneScoop:"Quad-BandA phone that supports four different radio frequency bands. Different mobile phone networks around the world use different bands. A phone can only be used on a network if it supports the correct band(s).Quad-band usually refers to a phone using GSM technology. A quad-band GSM phone is one that can be used for basic service almost anywhere in the world.That's because most countries have at least one GSM network, and most GSM networks worldwide use one of four bands. By supporting all four bands, a quad-band phone is compatible with most GSM networks worldwide.The four bands include the 850 and 1900 MHz bands - used in the Americas - and 900 / 1800, used in most other parts of the world.Compared to a tri-band phone supporting the 900 / 1800 / 1900 bands, a quad-band phone adds support for GSM 850 for full coverage in the Americas.Compared to a tri-band phone supporting the 850 / 1800 / 1900 bands, a quad-band phone adds support for GSM 900 for full coverage in Europe and Asia."
  

  F38urry,

  Good summary of the gsm bands. I picked up one unlocked Rokr E6 years for my trips abroad.

  Initially only three of the four strips were available (enabled).

  A quick trip to the Internet, explained the procedure to activate the fourth band as well as additional options "improvements" on this phone.

  As mentioned earlier, I am quite willing to move to an android phone that will allow me to combine my needs national and international phone.

  I noticed the reference to two bands gsm in the Bionic thus pdf.

  It is a surprising limitation in comparison with other global phones like the droid and the incredible 2 3.

  I travel to some places weird and want (need?) to the coverage offered by a four dual band phone.

  The guidelines is interesting for its flexibility (other countries), but it seems more expensive (per minute) than the use of the individual sim for each specific country/region (Europe).

  It allows you to keep the same number from one country to the other?

• BB of change for the smartphone blackBerry bold Verizon 9930 to another network

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  2. you can make it work on ATT and TMobile in the USA, but only at speeds of slower EDGE data. And, it is not an easy solution to operate on ATT or TMo, due to several factors, mainly including the 9930 requires books have different service from Tmobile and ATT, so it's a process of extracting the required service books and getting them on the 9930. And then it will be slow when not connected to WiFi.

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• TELUS of Smartphones blackBerry Bold 9700 in Northern Ontario?

  Hello, I'm about to buy a Bold 9700 from telus, and I wonder if the unit will not operate even where I live.   I live in Timmins, and we do not have ' have 3 + coverage according to the telus website, but we have Rev.A CDMA coverage (which is what I have on my htc device), and we also have a GSM coverage with the rogers network.

  The Blackberry Bold 9700 from telus will work in Timmins in ontario?  Will's use of Rogers GSM bands?   I'm better off getting the Curve 8530, which is a CDMA phone?

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  9700 will not work with CDMA.

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• Change of blackBerry Smartphones SIM card during a trip overseas

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  Hello!

  You need two things to be able to use your BB in another country than the one where you have your cell phone plan:

  1 - your BB must be unlocked, so that it accepts a SIM card from any carrier, not just the one that you have a contract with at home.

  2 - your BB must use / have at least one of the GSM bands same those of the carrier you choose to go with the uses (whether at home or abroad).

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• Application for Smartphones CDMA/GSM blackBerry 9650 on

  Hi all

  I am interested in buying a 9650, but am confused about one thing:

  http://NA.BlackBerry.com/eng/devices/blackberrybold/bold_specifications.jsp

  BlackBerry Bold 9650:

  • Networks GSM/GPRS/EDGE quad-band: 850/900/1800/1900 MHz
  • Single band: 2100 MHz UMTS® networks / HSPA
  • Dual band: 800/1900 networks MHz CDMA/EVDO REVA

  Does this mean that there are three different "types" of 9650 (GSM, UMTS, CDMA), or that there is one device that has all of the above functions?

  And I have reason to believe that the reason for these different types is that carriers from different countries use a different technology (e.g. GSM in Europe) and CDMA in US?

  And, finally, why this difference? Certainly, it would be easier to have just a bunch?

  Sheen says:

  BlackBerry Bold 9650:

  • Networks GSM/GPRS/EDGE quad-band: 850/900/1800/1900 MHz
  • Single band: 2100 MHz UMTS® networks / HSPA
  • Dual band: 800/1900 networks MHz CDMA/EVDO REVA

  Does this mean that there are three different "types" of 9650 (GSM, UMTS, CDMA), or that there is one device that has all of the above functions?

  One device, the three bands.

  Sheen says:

  And I have reason to believe that the reason for these different types is that carriers from different countries use a different technology (e.g. GSM in Europe) and CDMA in US?

  Fix.

• How to use blackBerry smartphones blackberry sprint 9330 on gsm network

  can someone please tell me how I use m y sprint blackberry curve 9330 in pakistan please someone help me how to configure it?

  Concerning

  Vicky Memon

  You can not. The 9330 has not the necessary network bands for Pakistan.

  This isn't a GSM device, it will not work on any GSM network worldwide.

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• BlackBerry Torch 9860 (GSM) smartphone connects to 3G

  Hello

  I hope someone can help me. I have a new Torch 9860 GSM () and everything loaded fine, but it connects to 3G network. I don't get the Blackberry symbol and it remains on the EDGE. It connects to the WiFi and works pretty well on wi - fi. I have download the books service and went to the Table host routing and selected 'Register Now'... and I get the email that it was registered... but never, it connects to 3G.

  It is a torch unlocked with AT & T software... but it is not an AT & T phone, self... If that makes sense. When it starts it says "SFR 3 g +" where AT & T would normally... etc...

  What should I do, if anything, to connect to the 3G network... ?  I'm just dreaming... ?  Laughing out loud

  Thank you!

  Lisa

  Hi lkscales,

  Unfortunately, I believe the Torch 9860, maybe you bands bad for full on AT & T 3G data access. It probably will work correctly on TMobile, but you will only be able to get AT & T EDGE speeds.

  Sorry to be the bearer of bad news. If you want to try to change someone, find a Torch 9860 of Telus, Rogers, Bell, AT & T, etc. The version you have should work fine on SFR, TMobile USA and Wind Mobile (to Canada).

  I hope this info helps!

• Smartphones blackBerry Torch 9850 band Base

  Torch 9850 operate in the GSM 850 MHz - 1900 MHz band?

  Hi and welcome to the Forums!

  For more details, see the following page:

  • http://us.BlackBerry.com/smartphones/BlackBerry-torch-9850-9860/#! phone-specifications

  Down, there is a 'Network' link that will give you the exact frequencies the device works with.

  Good luck!

• Aluminium look and mesh band watch

  It is still possible to use a watch band of mesh in stainless steel with a series of Apple Watch 2 aluminum?

  Hello

  Yes - any band of Apple Watch can be worn with any model of Apple Watch of the corresponding size of the case (38mm / 42mm).

• For the gold watch bands

  I want a new group for my Apple Watch Gold but I can't find with gold (like the button on the sportband) details, everything is money! Apple doesn't sell strips separate w Gold (or pink) details or I simply cannot find them?

  Hello

  At the present time, when you buy woven Nylon and bands Sport separately as accessories, only bands that offer a colored PIN or loop are the strip of black Sport (which is available with a black space pine) and the strip of black woven Nylon.

  http://www.Apple.com/shop/watch/bands

  If you want Apple to consider offering more bands - like accessories - with loops of color and pine, you can submit your comments here:

  https://www.Apple.com/feedback/watch.html

• FCPX jump during the import of the band. Analysis of the root causes?

  Dear friends,

  I have a camera Sony TRV-900F video connected via FW800 to an iMac late 2009 with 16 GB of RAM, a quad core i7 2.8 and one 1 original to HDD with El Capitan.

  When I import one of my miniDV tapes (which are between 2000 and 2012 about and been wound and rewound before capture and which were mainly recorded in one take on new tapes Sony and never reused) FCPX any images in fragments of random size (from a few hundredK to 10-14 MB) and frequently shows loss of images and some audio distortion imported into the timeline and re-read.

  Final tried to create archives first and then import, but the result is the same.

  What I don't understand, is that, at least apparently, none of these problems of 'corruption' appears if I look/hear the tapes in camcorder Sony itself!

  I tried to use iMovie and same fragmentation occurs so I guess it is not related to the SO FCPX itself.

  So far, I have received the iMac 1 TB hard drive and now have tried to import on a 128 GB SSD in a USB enclosure (which is USB3, but if I'm not mistaken my iMacs USB ports are USB2). Even to jump occurs.

  Maybe I need to configure the SSD in a different way and to define not only as the backup directory for imports?

  If the best ideas don't come to mind the next tests I'll make are:

  (a) purchase of a NEW band and try to record and import from it. If it works, this would indicate the older strips are damaged, but it does not explain why they look good in the camera.

  (b) purchase a head cleaning cassette and to use it carefully and see if he would heal playback and import.

  Thanks for your suggestions.

  Post edited by: robertfromroma. Added the MacOS version. FCPX is 10.1

  Try the import with QuickTime player and see if you get the same results.

• The Nike Apple Watch can use bands other than the band of Nike, it comes with

  I am looking to buy a Apple Watch series 2 and I'm not sure if I want the Nike + one or not. So I was wondering if I can use any other group with her other than Nike, with it will come?

  Hello

  Yes - all the bands of Apple Watch, past and present, will suit any Apple Watch of the same size of the case (42mm or 38mm), including Apple Watch Nike +.

• 1 series watch band fits the Watch series 2?

  As the title suggests, not the series 1 watch band to adapt to the new watch series 2?

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  All strips of Apple Watch, past and present, will be to adapt any Apple Watch of the same size of the case (42mm or 38 mm).

  (To clarify, series 1 does not refer to the original watch. He referred to a new Apple Watch model that has the same characteristics as the first generation of Apple Watch, with the exception of a new dual-core processor).