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#57019 31-Jan-2010 15:57
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Hey guys,

Just bought a new iphone 3G and Inserted a telecom XT sim, Bizzarely the reception is much worse than any other of my XT phones even right next to each other and wondering if a Vodafone sim will do any better?

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  #294922 31-Jan-2010 16:01
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You won't get much better than Telecom XT for your iPhone if using a Vodafone SIM card. Vodafone is 2100MHz 3G only in the main cities, which means everywhere else your iPhone will be operating on 2G only.





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  #294928 31-Jan-2010 16:06
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Thanks heaps, I was just about to go test it out with my mates vodafone sim, Any reason why the reception is much worse than any other of my XT phones even right next to each other though?

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  #294957 31-Jan-2010 17:04
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The RF performance of the iPhone is certainly not as as good as many other handsets. Comparing the signal bars on the screen isn't an accurate way of comparing things though.


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