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Motorola released a GSM Driod Turbo in Brazil(called Moto Maxx) the FCC tested it for US but no word on if it will actually be sold).

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So nothing like them?

Yes pretty much

 

However if you touch our cars we can get a pretty good attitude. Might lose a finger

 

 

Ryan

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Aw crap. Sony expected to announce the Z4 in 3 weeks. Guess I'm not switching in time for the current incentives at other carriers.

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I would love to have an Xperia... but not available on vzw

It is if you get the unlocked one

Aw crap. Sony expected to announce the Z4 in 3 weeks. Guess I'm not switching in time for the current incentives at other carriers.

Youre kidding me. Ok well tood thing i was not planning to buy until about march
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Motorola released a GSM Driod Turbo in Brazil(called Moto Maxx) the FCC tested it for US but no word on if it will actually be sold).

 

 

Why would FCC certification matter? International visitors use all sorts of phones we don't sell here and they work fine. Shouldn't it just be a matter of swapping the SIM into the phone and being done? I ask because I've never done the whole unlocked phone thing before.

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If it uses the same bands as we do here then it should be fine

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I had a S4 using AT&T 4G LTE. Loved the phone, worked great everywhere except my home. Got rid of my landline about a year ago, so back it went. Back on a S3 3G Verizon.

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Why would FCC certification matter? International visitors use all sorts of phones we don't sell here and they work fine. Shouldn't it just be a matter of swapping the SIM into the phone and being done? I ask because I've never done the whole unlocked phone thing before.

A company has to pass a phone through FCC if it plans on selling it here officially(retail). Since Moto submitted itx that means there may be a plan to release it on a US GSM carrier.

 

Right now its ridiculous to import one. Local prices convert to almost $900 USD. The CDMA one for Verizon retails for $650

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Someone has an Internet crush :lol:

 

 

Ryan

Naah. I'm too old and ugly for a pretty young thing like her. :(

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A company has to pass a phone through FCC if it plans on selling it here officially(retail). Since Moto submitted itx that means there may be a plan to release it on a US GSM carrier.

 

Right now its ridiculous to import one. Local prices convert to almost $900 USD. The CDMA one for Verizon retails for $650

 

 

Yeah I realize if they want to sell it here there are loops to jump through but you can always get stuff off eBay or similar sites. Didn't realize it was so expensive though. My new iPhone 6 came last Thursday. I've been out of town so it's been locked in the apartment leasing office all weekend. Really pumped to go in there tomorrow and pick it up,

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Ok if you have 4G it no longer uses CDMA. 4G runs on GSM bands

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