This depends on where you are, but 9 times out of 10 CDMA will provide better coverage than GSM, especially inside buildings that GSM can't penetrate. GSM= work with SIMcards ( ATT,T-mobile) some areas have better coverage than CDMA (Verizon, Sprint, Alltel ect), the Problem with GSM is that its bandwith is not as fast as CDMA since Data travels quicker on CDMA's devices due to less steps to follow : GSM= Data - SIMcard - device= response CDMA= Data - Device= Response (wider bandwith as well) so i would say that CDMA is better than GSM. Although it has been very widely reported that GSM carriers have faster speeds than CDMA carriers. Such as AT&T has far faster speeds than CDMA networks while covered.
How do you convert cellphone gsm frequency to another gsm frequency?"
GSM 900: Uplink frequency: 890 - 915 MHz GSM 1800 : Uplink frequency: 1710 - 1785 MHz GSM 1900: Uplink frequency: 1850 - 1910 MHz
A normal MSC will connect BSC to the PLMN/PSTN Network directly. Meaning to say it will need to do the call connections and management from BSC all the way to PLMN/PSTN network. Once the network expands, the MSC will face congestion and therefore a solution needed. GMSC - Gateway MSC, as the name implies, will in this case serve as an interconnection between MSC and PLMN/PSTN Network. Thus this free up the resources of the MSC itself need to perform all the originally tasks.
RF Optimization means radio frequency optimization and it means improving and optimizaing the mobile or GSM network using the exixted and available components only and RF optimization is a department in any mobile operator company.
Sprint is not a GSM service provider, they use a CDMA network. Also Sprint is now Sprint/Nextel and although Nextel devices do use SIM cards they are not GSM devices either. Nextel uses an iDEN network and their SIM cards can only be used for International Roaming, they cannot be used on GSM networks in the United States. Unlocked Nextel devices cannot be used on a GSM network and unlocked GSM devices cannot be used on the Nextel network as the two are not even remotely compatible.
no, sprint and Verizon are cmda. att and t-moble are gsm.
No Sprint is a CDMA network. AT&T is a GSM network. Only GSM networks use simcards. Other wise though you can switch sim cards between GSM networks if your phone is unlocked.
No, because Sprint uses CDMA and AT&T use GSM. America is one of the few countries with a large CDMA presence, every where else uses GSM. Telstra, in Australia closed their CDMA network down, and replaced it with their Next G network, which is GSM.
No. T-mobile is a gem network and Sprint is coma. They are totally incompatible.
If you mean like a jailbreak: its a android you dont need to jailbreak To change carrier: what i know impossible
No. Because Sprint is CDMA and T-Mobile is GSM. Sprint = No SIM. T-Mobile = SIM.
Sprint doesn't run on the same networking (GSM etc.) as sprint does so no. Well unless the i phone never comes out with one that is for the Sprint Network. It has in the past with other phones so it may happen in the future.
No. Cingular/AT&T use the GSM network and Sprint uses CDMA. A Verizon phone could be used with a Sprint plan but Verizon customer service will have to give an unlock code.
No, Credo is on Sprint's network, which uses CDMA. AT&T is GSM. You can jailbreak and unlock the iphone and use it on any GSM network that uses SIM cards however. T-mobile is one option that comes to mind.
The Firefly operates on the GSM network normally, but it can be made to work on Sprint also.Cingular network also carries Firefly cell phones.Just be sure to get it "unlocked".
No you cannot. AT&T is a GSM network and Verizon is CDMA. They use different equipment. You can use a Verizon phone on Sprint though.