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brmailЕсли собираетесь купить новый смартфон, но не уверены, сможет ли он работать с вашим провайдером.
http://willmyphonework.net/
Ну и наоборот - есть продвинутый поиск, например задали провайдера, производителя телефона и на выходе можно получить полный список телефонов, который вам подходит.
http://willmyphonework.net/
Ну и наоборот - есть продвинутый поиск, например задали провайдера, производителя телефона и на выходе можно получить полный список телефонов, который вам подходит.
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Be aware that you MAY have to work with Verizon to get it whitelisted on their network. A month or so ago when I bought the vanilla G4 for my wife, who is on Verizon, they couldn't get it to work at the first store we went to. Their Level 2 tech even said it "wasn't compatible". Apparently the phone was new enough that Verizon never added the IMEI numbers to their system, so they had to manually add ours.
Searching it out online, we were not the only ones to have this issue. Luckily, the guy at the second store we went to knew his stuff and had it whitelisted in less than 15 minutes (where the other store failed after about 90 minutes of screwing around).
Dunno if they've since fixed this issue, but if you run into a "compatibility" issue with Verizion, just have them add the IMEI number to their system, and it'll work just fine. It's sad that their own tech support people didn't know that, but, maybe I can save someone a headache.
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