Does the iPhone 4S plug work in Japan or do you need an adapter

Does the iPhone 4S plug in the US work in Japan or do you need an adapter

dw9098 wrote:
If you are unsure though, this is a great thing to have when traveling abroad.
http://store.apple.com/us/product/MB974ZM/B/apple-world-travel-adapter-kit?fnode =5a
Always be prepared. I once went to Curacao, where the plugs are different but the hotel provided one outlet that had North American style plugs. I didn't have any adapters so I got lucky that time. I carry them now when unsure.
Also, a short extension cord (three feet or so) with three or four outlets can also be a lifesaver.

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does the iphone 5 work on sprints 4g wimaxx and 4g lte?
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your not giving me useful answers
I am giving you accurate information
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your the company that designs and manufactures thephone
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With an Antenna
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because prior to ever speaking with sprint one of your apple representatives gave me information contradicting that
4G, 4GLTE etc, all made up by the carriers to determine their networks.
what im asking is: is the iphone 5 made to be compatible with 4g wimaxx
whether or not sprint allows it to be
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We don't make iPhones designed specifically for 4G, 4G LTE, 4g wimaxx or any other network. Its made to run on a GSM or CDMA type network.
you manufacture 3 different iPhone that have specific antennas radio frquencies based on which carrier its going to be activated on
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Thats not true
We manufacture 2 types as I told you
GSM and CDMA
Sprint and Verizon are both CDMA
a verizon iphone cant be used on sprints network and vice versa because the use different frequencies
both cdma but different
like the differnence between wimaxx and lte
Not true, its because the phones are locked to the carriers services. It has nothing to do with Antennas, I am not sure where you are getting your information but if you can show me on our website where it says anything about 3 different Antennas then I would understand where you are coming from.
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i already spoke to them
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they weren't able to give me an answer and aid to look online
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thats from your site
you asked me to show you thats what i did
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as well as 4th gen ipod touch and an old iphone 3gs
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well you helped me as much as your so called technical support that youre trying to refer me to. even though i already stated they werent able to help me
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put me on hold several times and said he was unsure and for me to look online
in your chat community
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