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- 12-26-2008, 06:37 AM
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Originally Posted by rob198 
The need for OS therapy. I'm with you brother !Follow me on Twitter : Click Here - 12-26-2008, 06:53 AM #27 I've got a sneaking suspecion that the 9530 and the 9500 are almost identical, the 9500 even trips CDMA code it shouldn't, so I'm left wondering if the 9500 and the 9530 are the same thing with CDMA disabled in software, the thing even has "Qualcomm 3G CDMA" on the back just below the battery cover, but I thought Vodafone only ran GSM based 3G networks... Originally Posted by iluvrobot Does the 9520 have a CDMA radio though? I don't believe it does (but I could be wrong). That would mean that the space where the CDMA radio exists on the 9530 would be a perfect place to put wifi if it is absent on the 9520. As to why it isn't on the 9500.. no clue.
Also you will find the device(s) only have 1 radio for network communication, it'll be a software or DSP based device that can be software programmed for what it needs, very few radio chips made these days are ever "hard coded" with specific freqs and protocols etc.Last edited by delta_foxtrot2; 12-26-2008 at 06:59 AM.
- 12-27-2008, 05:27 AM #29 FYI the "GSM 3G" or UMTS also uses CDMA technology which Qualcom has many patents for. Also, like others said, the phone also probably has the CDMA based standard that Verizon uses. Originally Posted by delta_foxtrot2
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