2 HTC phones pass through FCC

[nkdevelopment]

Two HTC Windows Phone 7 Phones Pass Through the FCC

Anyone think that these could be for sprint?

[smu]

Originally Posted by nkdevelopment

Two HTC Windows Phone 7 Phones Pass Through the FCC

Anyone think that these could be for sprint?

God, I hope so...only Sprint and the big V use CDMA, so I don't know who else it would be. FCC-qual-to-market time is usually about 6 months, though. It would be cool to have another dual-band device so that it works in Canada and Europe.

[darren.wlsn1]

still gonna be awhile for cdma. i just cant go gsm.

[nkdevelopment]

I have never had a problem that was big enough to make me even think of leaving and considering my TP2 has never had an issue I didn't create I can't see any reason to leave them now. I guess I am stuck waiting for both of those to come true. Can't wait though.

[darren.wlsn1]

Originally Posted by nkdevelopment

I have never had a problem that was big enough to make me even think of leaving and considering my TP2 has never had an issue I didn't create I can't see any reason to leave them now. I guess I am stuck waiting for both of those to come true. Can't wait though.

good for you sir, love to here a faithful wm/wp user. im gonna go wp in a year or less. i wanna see how things go for a little first.

[boredandtattooed]

well those are both World Phones right?? ie WCDMA specs on here..

the top one says GSM range is in the 800-1900 ranges-thats pretty much all the US GSM carriers via Wikipedia.. its WCDMA ranges are 800-1900s as well, which is where Sprint an VZW fall under-again using Wiki..

the bottome uses th same GSM bands, but alot less WCDMA bands.. and those WCDMA bands are in the 1800-1900 ranges only.. no 800-900s(which is where Sprint is i beleive)

W-CDMA usually means devices expected for High Bandwidth cosumption as well..

still dont have an answer to th orginal question, just putting some more info out there though