I am looking at getting an A5 for use on Vodafone but their branded handset is out of stock.
Are these exactly the same handset?
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physically the same however spark do carrier modifications
ie. spark logo on startup, the spark app is pre loaded etc
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hyperman:
physically the same however spark do carrier modifications
ie. spark logo on startup, the spark app is pre loaded etc
All supported frequencies are the same?
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Thanks for the responses. I have decided to go with the Galaxy 6 on special from the Warehouse for $599. I have confirmed their 2degrees model is the same as Vodafone's.
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Linux: It's not the same, Who told you this?
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I phoned up and got the model codes.
Could you please elaborate on your claims because right now you have posted 2 unsubstantiated posts. If you know of an important distinction between the handsets, please advise. If it's just a difference of who's app is installed and who's home page is loaded into the browser - that is irrelevant.
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I can download the Vodafone firmware from Samoblile if necessary but I expect it will work fine with the 2degrees one. My main concern is the hardware is the same.
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as long as they are not locked to provider you should be ok.
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