From cricket hotspot eligible phone page, S9 is on the list but not S9+
Can anyone confirm unlocked S9+ can work with Cricket hotspot?
I am already on the unlimited plan and willing to pay extra $10 a month for the hotspot service
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I've been looking into Straight Talk. They have unlimited talk, text, and data (LTE included) for just $45 a month.
Our Verizon GS4 is Sim unlocked and has GMS bands so my question is...
Can I buy an ATT or T-MO Sim from Straight Talk and activate on their network with unlimited data? Anyone know any reason why this wouldn't work?
Thanks!
My Friend has straight talk and he has no 4G only 3G. And if you can get the LTE 4G it is only the first 500mb at 4G then it is all 3G till the next cycle.
I Just switched to at&t and got the unlimited data plan with it, with the s7 that I got for at&t my tethering is not avaliable but when I put my at&t simple card on my unlocked sprint phone tethering works so does lte. Just wanted to let you guys know
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Tethering working out of the box
Thanks.
I know it's a Global phone and supports a plethora of different network types and data bands but I'm not sure if it's missing any that are specific to TMobile and might not be able get the fastest speeds or other problems.
A good friend has a corporate plan and can add lines for $30/month (includes tax) and it's "unlimited" (supposedly you get throttled only after using 50 gigabytes and only if the tower you're using is too congested). I currently pay Verizon just over $100/month and the few rare places I go where Verizon has better service doesn't seem worth $70 every month.
I paid Verizon upfront for the phone so I don't have to worry about verizon letting me cancel a payment plan since I'm not under any contract (currently on an old school grandfathered unlimited data plan).
I'm just hoping my current V30 will work so I don't have to sell it used at a loss and then buy a new one from T-Mobile.
You will be missing band 71, which is T-Mobile's newest and fastest LTE band. However, that band has not been rolled out officially yet and is only available in a couple of test markets. It should have the bulk of everything else needed to run just fine on T-Mobile's network.
Well, I put the AT & T firmware put on my Galaxy 965u1 but since I am on ATT prepay Wi-Fi calling does not work and it looks like they do not offer volte on ATT prepaid, can anyone confirm this?
I live in the US, and I am currently subscribed to Verizon Wireless Prepaid Service. I was thinking of buying the S9+ International Exynos Unlocked Version. I know that it doesn't have CDMA support.
But here's my question:
I have a S8+ which was bought from T-Mobile, and it didn't work on Verizon Wireless because it wasn't registered. So I flashed the firmware and it worked. I later got a B.Y.O.D simcard. This would mean that the GSM(Sim Chip) is the provider of the Verizon Wireless service.
So is it possible that the S9+ will work on Verizon Wireless as did for my S8+?
https://www.prepaidphonenews.com/2018/02/rumor-verizon-to-end-3g-and-non-volte.html
Thanks!