Thread: SERO owners able to switch to EVO?
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Re: SERO owners able to switch to EVO?
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Originally Posted by vzihome View Post
Right Sprint is CDMA but now with the TP2 and all the new phones they are comming out with both GSM/CDMA. One day,maybe, everyone will go to GSM and we wont be tied down to a certain "service provider" because of their phones. We will have a greater selection of phones. That being said what is the use of the SIM card on the tp2?



Ok if the SIM card can only be used out of the country why does it have an option to force GSM? This would be only for a CDMA/GSM capable phone what about one that is only GSM?
You can unlock the Sim on the Sprint to use in the US with the GSM carrier's so I have heard and seen around on the forums.

The Sim slot on the Sprint version was meant to make it a world phone so you could use it out of the country with a sim card.
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