Milestone carrier compatibility list

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  1. shatteredzman

    shatteredzman Member

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    I am creating a spread sheet to show what carriers the droid and milestone are compatible with. I dont think anyone has done anything like this yet. I am having a hard time finding what bands foreign carriers use because I only speak english. If anyone would like to contribute to the spread sheet or see any errors it would be really helpful so make a post.

    Right now I am working on the following carriers 3G and GSM bands.
    USA
    AT&T
    Verizon
    T-Mobile

    South America
    Claro
    TIM

    Germany
    O2
    Vodaphone

    And any other common carrier in a the countries the droid/milestone is released in.

    Since I cant upload a .xlsx file I attached a picture of the spread sheet.
    I also uploaded the spread sheet as a .doc file, to open it you will have to rename it to a .xlsx file.

    I updated the picture but not the spreadsheet.
     
    #1 shatteredzman, Nov 7, 2009
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    Thanks for this
     
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    Can we draw some conclusions from this spreadsheet for US carriers?

    If the spreadsheet is correct, the Euro Milestone is supposed to support these frequencies:
    GSM 1800
    GSM 1900
    GSM 850
    GSM 900
    WCDMA 2100
    WCDMA 900

    That would make it compatible with AT&T and T-Mobile in US (at 2g speed/gsm), and maybe with T-Mobile in US at 3g speed (?). Am I right?
     
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  4. shatteredzman

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    Just about any phone will work with any network using GSM. The European milestone should get 3G with T-Mobile on the 2100 band, I may be wrong though. I have done more work with the spreadsheet and I will post the updated version.
     
    #4 shatteredzman, Nov 28, 2009
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    Hey,

    thanks for the List, BUT
    the Milestone will be also aviable for these Providers, but
    in Summer next Year:

    Base/E+
    T-Mobile
     
    #5 RinTinTigger, Nov 29, 2009
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    Just because it's not available yet to them doesn't mean they can't get one from another country and use it within the united states. I'm sure that if someone got a milestone and brought it to the US they could make it work on the T-Mob network.
     
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    That is basically what I am doing.
     
    #7 shatteredzman, Nov 29, 2009
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    That's what i figured was going on, bad thing for the droid is really it's only compatible with verizon lol.

    I'd almost rather have a milestone from Europe then the droid. But then again i also don't want T-Mob lol.
     
    #8 New2u, Nov 29, 2009
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    Yeah I need a phone that will work just about anywhere. Just have to wait until its come out in a 850/1900 3G band... I am so impatient that I am tempted to buy a 900/2100 3G phone but people are selling them for $800+, thats ridiculous, I would rather wait.
     
    #9 shatteredzman, Nov 29, 2009
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    You remember what the first prices of jailbroken iphones where?
     
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    No, I never owned one and didnt care. I am hoping the exchange rate in Argentina will work in my favor and I can get it at a decent price. I am hoping the price will drop by the time its released in Argentina, the current rumor is it will be released sometime in the 2nd week of december.
     
    #11 shatteredzman, Nov 29, 2009
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    Lol the first jailbroken iphone went for the price of the guys Mercedes.
     
    #12 New2u, Nov 29, 2009
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