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#44410 27-Oct-2009 11:59
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thinking about buying this phone the Iphome F003.  But tryign to see if it will work in New Zealand.

It says Network Frequency:
       2G Network: GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 MHz        3G Network: -

I think i read that the xt network will go on 2G but not as fast.

But will this phone work in new zealand on telecom or even the other networks

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  #267181 27-Oct-2009 12:05
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XT is not 2G 0 2G nothing as advised 100s of other time on here

And to me it looks like you are doing a URL drop

Use the search function and you will find what bands the networks work on

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  #267182 27-Oct-2009 12:06
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This fake won't work on Telecom XT because it doesn't do any 3G and Telecom's network is 100% 3G only. It will work on Vodafone.

But again, it's a fake. And probably quality will be low. If you receive it.




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  #267183 27-Oct-2009 12:07
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You get what you pay for they are cheap sh1t and will cause nothing but issues

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  #267189 27-Oct-2009 12:16
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That iPhome looks awmsome!  Ha ha ha ham.

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  #267201 27-Oct-2009 12:33
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however it should work on 2degrees network?

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  #267207 27-Oct-2009 12:41
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Correct.




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#267209 27-Oct-2009 12:44
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nzrocketman: however it should work on 2degrees network?


If the phone works at all

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  #267211 27-Oct-2009 12:46
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That looks so nasty, id recommend saving up for an iphone or something....

http://www.bigboxstore.com/latest-iphome-f003-dual-card-standby-smart-phone-with-wifi-tv-java-bluetooth.html

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  #267215 27-Oct-2009 12:49
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i have read alot of review about the phone and they have all been good, but i will see what happen lol. it supposed to be the best iphone clode out there... hope the tv will work in nz and the wifi will be handy

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  #267216 27-Oct-2009 12:51
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nzrocketman: i have read alot of review about the phone and they have all been good, but i will see what happen lol. it supposed to be the best iphone clode out there... hope the tv will work in nz and the wifi will be handy


The reviews will be done by the people that make the crap devices

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  #267774 28-Oct-2009 17:51
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The fakes seem to have a piece of tinfoil and a paperclip as an antenna. I know a couple of people with SciPhone 68 or whatever they are handsets, and they get no signal in places my cruddy old nokia 1100 thats been bashed around will show 2-3 bars and work fine.

The user interface of them is what you would get if you described how an iPhone looked thru a translator to someone with very basic photoshop skills and a collection of screenshots of the iPhone, and they use that bloody aweful font all thru it. Its almost like the people who designed the screens had no concept of non chinese charactersets and the importance that font size, selection, kerning, etc matter.

Expect it to break, expect software problems, expect noone to be there to give software updates in a months time when you realize that it will crash when you do certain things, and that noone has a clue how to reset them back to defaults once you mess it up some how.




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  #269003 1-Nov-2009 13:53
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If you bought this phone for $20, you'd be ripped off.




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  #269035 1-Nov-2009 15:08
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let alone all the copyright infrigements in the gui, look etc

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  #269055 1-Nov-2009 16:28
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They could not pay me to have one of their crap devices

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  #269074 1-Nov-2009 17:40
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No idea.. ask Apple..

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