It's a secret. We are being allowed to know, but not allowed to know why. Apparently it's one of the allowable "leaks" that we are being fed to sustain interest and speculation about the device, and thus drive up eventual sales.
You will be able to eventually have dual NAMs active in the US with this phone--not at the same time (not yet) but when it happens it will be cool, and ATT and TMO will be the companies that it happens on...
I'm confused... on the new flash page for the Storm at Verizon's website, under the technical specs it lists HSDPA as an availability. Is that a misprint, or am I misreading the technology. I really am no expert in signal types so it's definitely possible.
I'm confused... on the new flash page for the Storm at Verizon's website, under the technical specs it lists HSDPA as an availability. Is that a misprint, or am I misreading the technology. I really am no expert in signal types so it's definitely possible.
That's only on 2100MHz.
I'm going to write this wrong, but in the US I believe HSDPA runs on an additional frequency (upstream channel?).
you are confused. it list 2100 for umts, hsdpa, hsupa is all the same thing, thats what gsm 3g is called... the 2100 is the frequency which list only 2100.
its quad band gsm and euro 3g frequency.
meaning i can walk into a verizon store buy this storm and put my sim card inside and have it work on att np