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2010-05-17
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It works fine on AT&T's network so long as you don't care about being on EDGE. That's how I've been using it since December.
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2010-05-17
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It is slower than My iphone. Not much, but it seems I use the wifi alot and that works more seamlessly than the iphone.
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2010-05-17
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You know what's funny is that the apple store in dallas recommends you turn off the 3g service in the iphone and switch to edge to get better voice reception.
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2010-05-17
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I will tell you I have yet to drop a call.
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2010-05-17
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@ Glendale, CA
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Originally Posted by thefoxtrot
Yep, only 2.5G. I have AT&T and my N900 reports that it is using 2.5G. FWIW, it works well at that speed. But I can bet that skype and SIP phoning are not going to be very happy at those throughputs.
Specs from website:
Optimized for WCDMA 900/1700/2100
Quad-band EGSM 850/900/1800/1900
Optimized for 3G networks on WCDMA 900/1700/2100 Quad-band EGSM 850/900/1800/1900
According to this, only 2.5G?
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2010-05-17
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@ Mumbai, India and Amherst, USA (Current Location)
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Hmmm, I was told that AT&T will charge you 30USD for having data on your phone, even if your phone doesn't support 3G. They said that N900 is the smartphone and smartphones plan is 30 USD irrespective of whether your phone supports 3G or not. I asked how will they know that I am using the 15$( Quote me If I am wrong) 2G/2.5G plan on the N900 (smartphone) instead of the ATT cellphone( Free Phone which came with contract), then the agent told me that they can find out which phone their customers use and will accordingly charge 30USD instead of 15USD. 
Any thoughts? Some of you seem to be using the 2.5g plan on N900, If I am not wrong.
Any thoughts? Some of you seem to be using the 2.5g plan on N900, If I am not wrong.
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2010-05-17
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@ New Orleans, LA, USA
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ha ha ha, you had to let that troll go home and **** goatheads while playing with his razr.
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2010-05-18
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Originally Posted by resplendent2209
no problem so far (5 months with n900 15USD) but I've been with them for many years
Hmmm, I was told that AT&T will charge you 30USD for having data on your phone, even if your phone doesn't support 3G. They said that N900 is the smartphone and smartphones plan is 30 USD irrespective of whether your phone supports 3G or not. I asked how will they know that I am using the 15$( Quote me If I am wrong) 2G/2.5G plan on the N900 (smartphone) instead of the ATT cellphone( Free Phone which came with contract), then the agent told me that they can find out which phone their customers use and will accordingly charge 30USD instead of 15USD.
Any thoughts? Some of you seem to be using the 2.5g plan on N900, If I am not wrong.
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2010-05-18
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Hmm, Did you try the Hong Kong version?
The Hong Kong N900 could be different since HK operates similar with AT&T band. So if Nokia release N900 over there, the 3G band could be different than the one release in USA
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The Hong Kong N900 could be different since HK operates similar with AT&T band. So if Nokia release N900 over there, the 3G band could be different than the one release in USA
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2010-05-18
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yes its 2.5G on ATT and im gonna tell you if you browser alot and watch videos online.. its sucks... when i was on att with 2.5g... its really slow... so i recommend to go with t-mo even they have spotty 3g spot... but with 3g on t-mo, it does what i need.
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N900(40GB) PR1.3|NITDroid|Power40|MeeGo @1GHz
Nokia N9(64GB)Black|PR1.1
ASUS G73JH| i7-720QM | 1.6-2.8GHz | WIN 7 Pro | ATI 5870 1GB DDR5
| 8GB RAM DDR3 1333MHz | 80GB X-25 G2 SSD+500 GB HDD | 1920x1080 | RAZER MAMBA | ALIENWARE BACKPACK(WTF?)| Intel 6200 WIFI|