Just E-mailed to me

[PensHockey]

My buddy sent me this and it only said "Tropic" for the subject.

[maddmaxx308]

I call photoshop.
There are NO blackberries that end in 90.
10 is GPS on GSM
20 is WiFi on GSM
30 is CDMA
50 is CDMA with wifi or PTT.
There is no need for a xx90 device.

Whatever it is, it doesn't show WLAN, so no wifi, assuming it actually does (not really) exist.

[JoeyMoose]

I call Bu##Sh#t

[twitch06]

50 can also be iDEN

Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com

[gjbsource]

Originally Posted by maddmaxx308

I call photoshop.
There are NO blackberries that end in 90.
10 is GPS on GSM
20 is WiFi on GSM
30 is CDMA
50 is CDMA with wifi or PTT.
There is no need for a xx90 device.

Whatever it is, it doesn't show WLAN, so no wifi, assuming it actually does (not really) exist.

I missed the 00 for the 9500

[GooTz66]

Shenanigans!!!

[maddmaxx308]

Originally Posted by gjbsource

I missed the 00 for the 9500

00 is GSM.
9000
8900
8300
8100
9500

[GooTz66]

Originally Posted by maddmaxx308

00 could be GSM or CDMA
9000
8900
8300
8100
9500

xx00 are always GSM devices, never CDMA CDMA devices always end in xx30 unless its iDen or now wi-fi enabled like the Storm 2 with xx50

[maddmaxx308]

Originally Posted by jgutie6634

xx00 are always GSM devices, never CDMA CDMA devices always end in xx30 unless its iDen or now wi-fi enabled like the Storm 2 with xx50

Is the Vodafone 9500 not CDMA?

[GooTz66]

Originally Posted by maddmaxx308

Is the Vodafone 9500 not CDMA?

Nope its a GSM device

BlackBerry Storm 9500 - Technical Specification - Vodafone

[maddmaxx308]

Originally Posted by jgutie6634

Nope its a GSM device

BlackBerry Storm 9500 - Technical Specification - Vodafone

That would make sense, considering most of Europe (perhaps all?) is smart enough to be running GSM :P

It's late, I'm tired. Please forgive the typo earlier. I'll correct my post.

Looking at those numbers... would the 9500 3g speeds work on Rogers 3g perhaps?
I won't thread jack, I'll do some digging elsewhere

[GooTz66]

Originally Posted by maddmaxx308

That would make sense, considering most of Europe (perhaps all?) is smart enough to be running GSM :P

It's late, I'm tired. Please forgive the typo earlier. I'll correct my post.

Looking at those numbers... would the 9500 3g speeds work on Rogers 3g perhaps?
I won't thread jack, I'll do some digging elsewhere

GOD DAMNIT MAX!!!! DONT LET IT HAPPEN AGAIN!!!

No worries buddy, and to answer your question as to the 9500 working on Rogers 3G i dont think it would. It would need to be unlocked to run on Rogers but most likely will just get EDGE. Just like when someone here takes a Bold from ATT to T-MO they only have EDGE data

[ushneb]

That's like a 6 year olds attempt at photoshop. It's that bad.

[Shadow.xXx]

It's a 3G phone on all bands. Supports GSM/CMDA on all high-speed bands.
7.2+ support.

[alandavissc]

or maybe the 90 suffix is for some other type of radio...

but probably not.