Who is GSM Provider

Who is GSM Provider
APN(Access Point Number )?

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APN(Access Point Number )?{color:#000080}No, Access point name. It has to be set in the phone for purpose of net access and MMS features.
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The Sprint phone can only be used with Sprint. The SIM slot can be unlocked for international roaming, but it will never work in the US with any carrier other than Sprint.

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Good day, Nokia!
I recently bought a Nokia C3-00 WiFi phone but I can't seem to browse my home wireless connection with it. The phone can detect and connect with the wireless network successfully but when I open my mobile browser, it can't load websites, saying "Service not available."
However, I can connect and browse the internet through other WiFi hotspots, just not my home connection. The router I'm using is LP-8616. It's an AP router, if that helps. Unfortunately, there's no firmware upgrade for this router anymore.
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I am in the US and I want to buy an Iphone 5 but I will return to Colombia in two years.

Iphone 5 does not have a sim card. Does the Iphone 5 will come later with a sim card? do I wait or do I buy an Iphone 4?

Check the tech specs carefully - http://www.apple.com/iphone/specs.html
The CDMA iPhones are sold with contracts with either Verizon or Sprint. They will only work with those CDMA networks. Their GSM radios will allow roaming in foreign countries, or may be unlocked (if certain contract conditions are met) so they can be used with local nano-SIM cards & plans when travelling outside of the USA (to avoid roaming fees when out of the USA).
The model A1428 GSM only iPhone 5 model is sold for use with AT&T. When a factory unlocked version of this becomes available (whenever that is) it could also be used with T-mobile or any GSM provider, but the LTE frequencies may not work with carriers outside of the USA.
The model A1429 GSM only iPhone 5 is intended for use in Europe, Asia and other places that use different LTE frequencies thatn AT&T does here. That model is not even expected to be sold here in the USA, as there'd be no carrier to use it with for LTE data.
I can understand your thinking long term, but honestly, in two years, the iPhone 5 is going to be very, very old news. We may even be on the iPhone 7 (if they keep naming them in numeric series) or who knows what by then. So if you are going to be in the USA, why not just get what will work best for you here for those two years, and just plan on retiring it and upgraded when you go back home (or wherever life takes you by then). You don't even know what changes or upgrades to the networks in Colombia will bring by then - LTE may already be old news and 5g or whatever next is coming may be rolling out.

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Using unlocked 3g on cdma/hspa network

I purchased an unlocked refurbished iphone with the intention of using it on the koodo network in Canada. It is primarily a cdma network, but uses its parent company's hspa network.
I realize that cdma isn't supported on the Iphone 3g, but thought hspa would work. And it did at first, but soon after started losing service and failing calls at every turn. The sim card isn't at fault, as I've since installed it in an Inq phone which works fine.
Here's my question: is there any way of knowing if the phone or the network is at fault? I would hate to switch to a gsm provider only to find the problem remains. The long distance rates on koodo are the lowest anywhere...

mmcva wrote:
I purchased an unlocked refurbished iphone
I didn't realize that there were "refurbished" iPhones available from Apple. That's beside the point however.
mmcva wrote:
using it on the koodo network in Canada. It is primarily a cdma network, but uses its parent company's hspa network.
I realize that cdma isn't supported on the Iphone 3g, but thought hspa would work. And it did at first, but soon after started losing service and failing calls at every turn. The sim card isn't at fault, as I've since installed it in an Inq phone which works fine.
Here's my question: is there any way of knowing if the phone or the network is at fault? I would hate to switch to a gsm provider only to find the problem remains. The long distance rates on koodo are the lowest anywhere...
As for the rest of your question, Koodo says on their website that they do not support MicroSIM cards or the iPhone 4 & iPad. Not sure if that is because they don't offer microSIMs or if there is some sort of incompatibility. Koodo's network is just Telus who do offer the iPhone (4 & 3GS), using 3G only and on the compatibility website for koodo they do say that the iPhone 3g is supported.
http://koodomobile.com/en/ab/phonecompatibility.shtml
You could always borrow a microSIM card from a somebody with an iPhone 4 or other phone with a MicroSIM and see if that works in your unlocked iPhone. If the iPhone was purchased from Apple a refurbished unit should carry the same warranty as a new unit, so you could always book a genius appointment to have it troubleshooted.
You could also try updating to iOS 4.2 to see if that helps. If the iPhone was not officially unlocked updating will restore it to factory settings and the unofficial unlock will be lost potentially forever.

Can I change carrier? There's no Verizon in my country

My brother bought me an ipad 2 from the US. The carrier is Verizon.
Unfortunately he forgot there's no Verizon in my country. Other EVDO carrier do available though.
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Verizon is CDMA. That may be an issue as there are far more carriers who are GSM, (Sim Cards). You may be out of luck using the 3G aspect of your iPad2. Of course you'll be able to use Wifi wherever there is access to a Wifi signal. What I don't know and maybe someone else can answer is if a carrier who is CDMA can be used on your iPad?

Nokia, is this all you can do?

I recently got myself an E51, thinking that since it's been out there for a while and recently got a firmware update, it would be stable and well-tought-through. Main buying point was the built-in SIP client, since I tried fiddling with Fring on a Sony Ericcson P1i before and it was way too cumbersome for everyday use.
My needs are as simple as they seem obvious to me: While on the road, I want to make VoIP calls via the best internet connection available to me. That's it. Too much asked for?
For a test: I selected "always on" for my Sip account, picked my home network as a standard connection and made sure to check "internet call" for my call preferences. So I dialled a number, the phone made the connection via my VoIP account, and I was able to talk. That easy! Wow - so I thought.
1. To save battery life, I decided to deactivate "always on" for my Sip account. Now that's where the first two bugs come to bite you: Now, when you dial a number, the Nokia phone will simply go ahead and make a regular phone call, even though the call preferences are set to "internet call". You can overcome this bug by sacrificing convenience: Instead of just punching in the number and hitting "connect" you can go via the context menu and choose to make the internet call that the phone should be doing by itself. Second bug after you hang up: Nokia's sip client won't disconnect you from your VoIP provider anymore. This bug can also be overcome by sacrificing convenience: Toss out one of your standby menu applications, replace it with the "internet phone" system option. After each and every call, hang up, then go to the menu and thoroughly disconnect.
2. Next step: Leaving home, and entering the office, where you also have WiFi. Trying to make a call, Nokia's Sip client tells you that "the" Wifi connection is not available. Options: Make the call via GSM, or make no call at all. Only alternative: Dig through the phone configuration and reconfigure your VoIP account. Of course, that means when you get back home, the phone will tell you once again that "the" Wifi connection isn't available. I found a workaround for this, too, and from here on convenience is going way downhill: Instead of being able to dial directly (which we already sacrificed in step #1) or going via the context menu, you actually have to visit the "internet phone" system option after AND before your VoIP call. Because connecting via "internet phone" indeed seems to be the only way to be able to choose an available WiFi connection.
3. So having all of this figured out, you finally dare to take the E51 out on the road. Trying to make a VoIP call from a place that hasn't WiFi, you're in for the next surprise: Where's my UMTS connection? Turns out that the menu of available connections will only show you WiFi connections, nothing else. So once again you'll have to dig down to your VoIP provider configuration and change the default connection to your GSM provider. What happens now is that, every time you want to make a VoIP call, you start connecting via UMTS. Then you need to cancel that connection attempt, and after that you are finally presented with a list of possible connections (this time it's UMTS and WiFis together). If there's no WiFi available you can then go ahead and connect via UMTS anyway.
Nokia, are you kidding me?
Somehow I imagine Batman's Joker sitting somewhere in a top level office at Nokia viciously plotting all this. Well at least it would mean that *someone* is enjoying it - I am certainly not.
I have even tried to use third-party software (WeFi in particular) to somehow make this phone usable. For those who aren't familiar: WeFi creates a single access point (Automatic - WeFi) and will then connect you with the best WiFi connection actually available. This will actually work for all internet applications on the e51 - except for the SIP client. Because if you choose WeFi as the default access point and try to make a SIP call, the phone will tell you - you guessed it - that "the" Wifi connection isn't available but hey, how about a regular GSM call?
Concluding this post, I am somehow hoping that someone will tell me what a douchebag I am, that I have overlooked the essential configuration of my phone and that Nokia's SIP client is actually usable. I am really looking forward to this! Please! - Anyone?

Problem 2, specifically having to reconfigure VoIP accounts when moving between access points, is one I seem to have avoided.
I have one SIP account for each commonly used access point.
The SIP accounts are identical but for the name and default access point.
Both are set to automatic (in the Internet Tel app) and, as long as wifi scanning is enabled, the correct SIP connection is automatically created when moving between the access points.
Thing is, I only created one SIP account to start with. The rest were created automatically by the handset.
With my E65 I set up one SIP account "Gizmo" (Tools|Settings|Connection|SIP settings) with default access point "home", and one "Internet Tel Settings" record called "Gizmo Settings" (...Connection|Internet tel. settings).
I configured two wifi access points ("home" and "work").
While at work, starting the Internet Tel application (Connectivity|Internet Tel) it listed the work access point and tried to connect to the SIP account "Gizmo". In doing so it created a second SIP account "Gizmo(work)" automatically and associated that with "Gizmo Settings".
So each access point links to a single VoIP profile. Each VoIP profile links to many SIP accounts (one per access point).
Still don't understand why the configuration has to be so convoluted.

My 6101 can't get network's signal faraway from th...

Hello dears
I'd like to tell you about a strange problem found in Nokia 6101
It's about the dealing with network .
The GSM network is got very well in quarter that I live in Erbil city ( at Ankawa town ).
But when I go to another quarters in the same city , I find no signal of the same GSM network !
The coverage network of provider in contain all Iraq .
Also I tried with another city that deals with the same network provider and not network was in the mobile too !
When I return to my house in the quarter that I live in , I find the signal is very good !
I asked the GSM network provider about this problem and they told me that the error is in the mobile !
I tried another nokia model and I found no problem .
So what can I do to solve the problem of 6101 ?
I tried to update it with the net but I couldn't !
Finally I tried with a sim-card of my friend who deal with the same provider .
I fount that it failed to get the network also !
When the owner put his sim-card in his own mobile , he got the signal again very well !
Even that , another provider signal can be found in everywhere I be in , but I want the provider that I deal with because I use my 6120 for 3g sim-card.
Please help me to solve this strange problem .
Thanks

Thanks dear kavi6233 for your efforts
I know that the model is old . But The older one works well with network .
I'm here to explain this strange problem .
The GSM provider says that the problem is in the mobile .
The Seller says that the problem is from the network provider .
It no network at all in everywhere , I can say that the error is in the mobile.
If other models can't get the network , I can say that the error in the network .
But why no problem in the town I live in , and the error in the cities that I go to ?
I'm not thinking to change the mobile.
I'm still looking for the solution.

Internet Service account setup question

Hello,
I have a Blackberry 8520 and have a question about setting up the Internet Service.
This Blackberry will be used on more than one GSM provider network .. Orange Switzerland and WIND Italy. Does it matter which network the Blackberry is connected to when I first set up the Internet Service account .. i.e. entering the PIN and IEMI numbers the first time through the provider's Blackberry Internet Service WEB portal .. ?
Does any special reconfiguration need to be done on the phone when moving from one provider to the other?
Thanks for any insight you can give me.
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