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Topic # 67001 26-Aug-2010 17:17
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Hi Hope someone can help me, I have purchased a HTC HD2 out of Australia and inserted my XT sim. it does not seem to want to connect to the network? is there something I'm doing wrong with the set up? I've set it to WCDMA and GSM(1900+850)+UMTS(1700). my guess is this should be right but I'm guessing its not, any help would be appreciated.

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  Reply # 373228 26-Aug-2010 17:20
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sorry, that phone is not compatible with XT.

GSM 850 is NOT UMTS 850

if you leave the band selection on Auto, you'll get limited XT coveage on UMTS 2100




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  Reply # 373237 26-Aug-2010 17:33
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You need the "NextG" Compatible version if buying from Australia.
http://www.mobicity.com.au/htc-hd2-next-g.html

 
 
 
 




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  Reply # 373280 26-Aug-2010 18:29
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Awsome! Thanks for that.

Anyone want to buy a HTC HD2 for Voadfone only! as new condition!!!

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