Quad mode phone? (Perfect for TracFone)

> > (Sorry, I can't let that one slip by)
> > And what exactly is GSM, if GSM is not digital? :-)
>
> It's AT&TWS speak. They call TDMA digital, and GSM "New Technology".

But it was a VZW supervisor that used that "speak".
With CDMA as "Digital" and GSM as "something else"
Now that is psychological warfare if I have ever seen it. :-)

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In article <[email protected]>,
"N9WOS" <[email protected]> wrote:

> > > (Sorry, I can't let that one slip by)
> > > And what exactly is GSM, if GSM is not digital? :-)
> >
> > It's AT&TWS speak. They call TDMA digital, and GSM "New Technology".
>
> But it was a VZW supervisor that used that "speak".
> With CDMA as "Digital" and GSM as "something else"
> Now that is psychological warfare if I have ever seen it. :-)

Maybe an EST graduate. You can easily frame the discussion by inventing
your own vocabulary.

"Stuart Friedman" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> I wonder whether it would also work on the S. Korean CDMA system.

As I've read (here), Verizon will need to
load a special PRL in your phone by cable,
in a service location, to get your phone
ready for Korean roaming. When you return,
the Korean PRL can be overwritten by *228.
I'd say yes.

John C.

Jerome Zelinske wrote:

> gsm will soon be on the way out.

If you interpret "soon" as when the gasoline engine disappears ...


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