Help: President Of Company Needs Global Coverage

Stu · 10-08-2006, 21:10

When I first looked at the websites, I thought that the TyTN may only do 1900mhz UMTs. For Japan and Korea, you need 2100mhz UMTs.

After digging further, it appears to be a triband UMTs phone as well.

http://www.windowsfordevices.com/art...589578688.html

Cool -- sect band/dual mode (trimode if you count wifi). I bought an E61 for Blackberry compatibility. Cingular has a great international Blackberry plan, but when my time is up in Dubai, I will look at that phone or its sucessor.

Edit: I just noted that another HTC phone was incorrectly listed in some literature as triband UMTs when it was only compatible with 2100mhz UMTs.

http://www.engadgetmobile.com/2006/08/10/h...stomers-fuming/

I would triple check this fact.

Stu

PS: You might want to toss a Skype account on the phone with 10 euros as well. That way, we also has coverage on wifi accounts. Just a thought.

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Stu (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Guru Posts: 1,091 Join Date: 11 Feb 2004 Location: Detroit (formerly Dubai) Country:	10-08-2006, 21:10 When I first looked at the websites, I thought that the TyTN may only do 1900mhz UMTs. For Japan and Korea, you need 2100mhz UMTs. After digging further, it appears to be a triband UMTs phone as well. http://www.windowsfordevices.com/art...589578688.html Cool -- sect band/dual mode (trimode if you count wifi). I bought an E61 for Blackberry compatibility. Cingular has a great international Blackberry plan, but when my time is up in Dubai, I will look at that phone or its sucessor. Edit: I just noted that another HTC phone was incorrectly listed in some literature as triband UMTs when it was only compatible with 2100mhz UMTs. http://www.engadgetmobile.com/2006/08/10/h...stomers-fuming/ I would triple check this fact. Stu PS: You might want to toss a Skype account on the phone with 10 euros as well. That way, we also has coverage on wifi accounts. Just a thought.