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#81388 12-Apr-2011 15:00
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Going Taiwan for a week and i need to know if my phone will work over there or what i have to do to make it work? anyone know where to start?


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  #457861 12-Apr-2011 15:04
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Which Carrier?

 
 
 

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  #457864 12-Apr-2011 15:08
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Vodafone or 2Degrees




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  #457865 12-Apr-2011 15:09
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CdTDroiD: Vodafone or 2Degrees

Well, your phone does GSM850, GSM900, GSM1800, GSM1900, UMTS900, & UMTS2100. I would say that Yes, there is a very good chance it would work in Taiwan.



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  #457877 12-Apr-2011 15:25
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Yea i read that, thought it would be, just dont want to get there and have it not work LOL




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  #457883 12-Apr-2011 15:31
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So it's not an EMERGENCY, it is just URGENT  Tongue out Laughing

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  #457892 12-Apr-2011 15:39
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Well yea but im being a little over dramatic hehehe




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  #457902 12-Apr-2011 16:03
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Yes, it will work no problems, just either set up roaming with your mobile provider before you go or pop a local taiwanese prepay sim card.

There are number of carriers over there all using GSM 900/1800 or UMTS 2100



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  #457904 12-Apr-2011 16:10
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I would pick up a local SIM card while you're over there, unless you want to come back to a thousand plus dollar bill.

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  #457908 12-Apr-2011 16:15
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Thanks guys, will buy a sim and activate roaming just incase ;)




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