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Forums › Android › will my T989 work in new country
durutan

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#138668 13-Jan-2014 03:42
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Hi,
I am currently using Samsung Galaxy S2( T-mobile T989) installed a mpj 5000mah battery, and both of them are still working good, but I’m moving home to a new country next month, so whether could I keep using the phone in new country??

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  #965836 13-Jan-2014 06:28
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This new country, have they named it yet?



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  #965852 13-Jan-2014 07:52
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Let me get out my crystal ball

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  #966099 13-Jan-2014 12:34
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That model supports the following frequencies:

 

  • 2G Network     GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900
  • 3G Network     HSDPA 850 / 1700 / 1900 / 2100
Do any of the carriers in your new country have networks using those frequencies?

 

  • If yes > then the phone will work
  • If no > then the phone will not work




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