Would the nokia n95 or 5800 work on a CDMA

im wondering because i looked on the FAQ's and they said you needed to have a phone with duel network or something like that . I plan to switch from ATT to verizon in about 6 months i was wondering if thier is any way i can still use my n95 8 gb on the verizon network or if thier is anything i can do to get it on the netowrk or is it just a $500 paper weight haha. I was also wondering the same thing for the 5800
Message Edited by utpxxx on 04-Apr-2009 12:00 AM

Unfortunately no... The CDMA runs on a different band altogether and does not require a sim card.
Both the N95 and 5800 does not support the CDMA bandwidth.
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Thanks for replying.
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