First non-Apple device to take a nano-SIM

Marschel · 01-08-2013, 23:58

According to Engadget it covers all major US carrier even Sprint with their lousy LTE.

You'll get at least LTE bands 2/4/5/17 on the AT&T model and band 25 on Sprint. Verizon's model should include bands 4 and 13. You won't get all those frequencies in one phone, though. On AWS, there is a T-Mobile version of the Moto X coming; it's not just a rebrand of the AT&T model, though (that lacks AWS 3G).

Why did you bring such newspaper article to the party instead of technology sites like Engadget or The Verge?

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Marschel (Offline) Member Official Member Posts: 48 Join Date: 27 Jul 2013 Location: Nuremberg Country:	01-08-2013, 23:58 According to Engadget it covers all major US carrier even Sprint with their lousy LTE. You'll get at least LTE bands 2/4/5/17 on the AT&T model and band 25 on Sprint. Verizon's model should include bands 4 and 13. You won't get all those frequencies in one phone, though. On AWS, there is a T-Mobile version of the Moto X coming; it's not just a rebrand of the AT&T model, though (that lacks AWS 3G). Why did you bring such newspaper article to the party instead of technology sites like Engadget or The Verge? Home: Telekom Deutschland (Business & Consumer contract) Abroad: AT: 3Reload iPad, Iniative 100%, Nimm3 Internet Klassik, Orange Wertkarte, Wowww!, yesss! classic, yesss! complete; CH: Sunrise, Swisscom Natel easy; ES: Movistar, Orange; GR: Cosmote, WIND; LU: Orange; NL: AH MOBIEL, T-Mobile; SE: Telenor, Telia; UK: 3Play, Lycamobile, Truphone, Virgin Mobile Devices: Apple iPad mini with Retina, iPhone 5s; Huawei B593u-12, E5372Ts-32; Samsung Galaxy Note II LTE