Can the iphone 5 work with a t-mobile plan

I want to get an iphone5. I have been saving up and was looking to purchase one. I was wondering if i could keep my T-mobile plan and switch it to my new iphone

No.
You would need an unlocked iphone 5, which are not sold in the U.S

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dose the iphone work in egypt with egyptian sim card inspite of it purchased from usa

If the iPhone is officially unlocked, then it should work with any compatible carrier anywhere. You will not get any support from Apple in Egypt for a US-sold iPhone, though.
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That's interesting. I wonder why it works for me? I was very surprised when it did, I must say. But here's a possiblity: the computer where I sync the videos is my wife's (wanted to get her demo reel and commercials and they weren't on my computer) and she has NO music on her computer. The computer where I sync my music is MY computer, and I DO have videos set to sync to my iPod and a bunch of music, and the computer where I sync my contacts, calendar and email accounts is at work where I don't have any music or videos.
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Objective: Get a **** personal certificate working on the stupid iPhone
Update: Settings
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I would like to buy an iPhone for my friend in Iceland. Two questions: will the phone work with complete utility in Iceland, and if so, what should I do to confirgure it while in the USA so that it can have full utility in Iceland?

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