[MikeOporto]

Quick question

[czechberry]

YES :-)

[MikeOporto]

Wow that is awesome then!
I asked because the passport is not being sold on big carriers in my country (philippines), and only sold to other gadget store. I thought I cant get the full features of the Passport when bought anywhere else other than big carriers. Thanks again!

[mbamd]

Definitely! All you need is a wifi connection which is everywhere in the Philippines.

Go get the Passport! You're gonna love it!

Posted via my Pretty WhiteBerry Passport SQW100-1/10.3.1.2267 (from10.3.0.1418)

[danp2000]

BB10 isn't like the BlackBerry OS of the past.

In this regard it's more like an Android phone, not requiring a special dedicated server (BIS or BES) to talk to the Internet or Email servers.

Hope you like your new Passport, I love mine.

� Working WIDE � T-Mobile  вιaсĸвεггч� Passport � Autoloaded 10.3.1.2267 � Updated using Sachesi to 10.3.1.2280 Flickering Gone �

[nick903]

Yes. You never use bb10 device?

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[robsteve]

You should ask your carrier, as some carriers need to setup your account as a BlackBerry in order to access the BlackBerry infrastructure.

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[fanisk]

No, you need nothing special, just you micro Sim card with a data plan and you are ready to go!

Sent from my BlackBerry Passport

[jdesignz]

In Philippines, all you need is wifi or data plan! BBMAX promo still works tho, so you're good to go!

Forget carrier customer support. #nooffense

Pasaporte Pilipinas | SQW100-1/10.3.1.2480

[danp2000]

You should ask him your carrier, as some carriers need to setup your account as a BlackBerry in order to access ckBerry infrastructure.

This is a common misconception. A regular data plan like you would use for an Android phone works fine on ANY BB10 Phone.

� Working WIDE � T-Mobile  вιaсĸвεггч� Passport � Autoloaded 10.3.1.2267 � Sachesi Update to 10.3.1.2280 Flickering Gone �

[deltact]

I have even used the Passport on wi-fi alone, without a SIM card.

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[surgeon1919]

No, you need nothing special, just you micro Sim card with a data plan and you are ready to go!

Sent from my BlackBerry Passport

The Passport uses a nano sim not a micro sim.

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[robsteve]

This is a common misconception. A regular data plan like you would use for an Android phone works fine on ANY BB10 Phone.

� Working WIDE � T-Mobile  вιaсĸвεггч� Passport � Autoloaded 10.3.1.2267 � Sachesi Update to 10.3.1.2280 Flickering Gone �

The APN it connects to needs to have a connection to the BlackBerry infrastructure. It is up to the carrier to make this connection. If the carrier's network does not have a route/connection to Blackberry's infrastructure, you will not get the Blackberry dots signifying a connection to the Blackberry network.

Some carriers required a special Blackberry plan in the beginning, for example Bell in Canada.



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