i got a portuguese 2330 that doenst work in canada

[GsmFreaks]

Originally Posted by Nokall

I´m not talking about RM-xxxx

I say same words that i have extracted from Nokia official site

Nokia Europe - Nokia 2330 classic - Specifications

So if you read tell that phone are Operating frequency

* Dual-band EGSM 900/1800, GSM 850/1900
I´m telling that you are wrong when you slip Europe gsm to usa gsm , because Gsm it´s GSM only frequency change, Gsm it´s very old and it´s not used only in Mobile phone. I´m old but i don´t no all things , No human knows everything, because you do not know where you come from and where you go when you die, This is a Simple rule of life

now let me tell you something

the user come here with problem i replied him and i was and i am correct 110% , they told phone has Dual-band EGSM 900/1800, GSM 850/1900 also its GSM who told you i was slip from EUR to USA , i am asking same what i have told just a look on my 1st post

you need to convert phone to GSM 850 / 1900 - US version
 
then will work

i think you don`t use your eyes properly . GSM mean which phone support SIM card , but doesn't mean each phone support all type of band , just read what i have shown you why people need to convert phone which come from USA to be work in ASIA / EUR .

you are not understanding what i type in 1st post and i am stand here from start .

i know not all people knows all , but what i know i know not just typing from Nokia sites like you .

Just make simple search on forum about frequency change and you will know what this mean .

to be continued

[richiricherd]

Mister Nokall you are wrong and mister GsmFreaks is right.

Existing gsm frecuency bands are

850Mhz
900Mhz
1800Mhz
1900Mhz

Then Dual-band GSM 900/1800 or GSM 850/1900

Then Tri-band GSM 900/1800/1900 or GSM 850/1800/1900

Then Quad-band GSM 850/900/1800/1900 = All bands.

Then 2330 from vodafone Portugal is dual-band 900/1800 but carriers in Canada work on 850/1900 then no signal never.. Only way is bandchange method for phone, change some filters and write PM from 2330 GSM 850/1900 phone.

UFF..

[GsmFreaks]

Originally Posted by richiricherd

Mister Nokall you are wrong and mister GsmFreaks is right.

Existing gsm frecuency bands are

850Mhz
900Mhz
1800Mhz
1900Mhz

Then Dual-band GSM 900/1800 or GSM 850/1900

Then Tri-band GSM 900/1800/1900 or GSM 850/1800/1900

Then Quad-band GSM 850/900/1800/1900 = All bands.

Then 2330 from vodafone Portugal is dual-band 900/1800 but carriers in Canada work on 850/1900 then no signal never.. Only way is bandchange method for phone, change some filters and write PM from 2330 GSM 850/1900 phone.

UFF..

yes friend , but people like Nokall think if they read official site then he is 100% oki , he come to know he was wrong but just writing the words to be protected

Any way thanks for your post , i hope other people will reply here also

Regards
GsmFreaks

[digitized]

@nokall ..

ok mr nokall u are a genius ...

but ur wrong with the band change filters and the what ur trying to teach us about gsm band and bla bla bla...

at that link Nokia Europe - Nokia 2330 classic - Specifications u have given us nokia make announcement that there phone 2330 is available with quad bands ...means all band ....

but the band are differ at the different regions and markets according to the
frequency available at that place ..

gsm freaks just try to help that guy for his problem and he gave him 100 % right and proper solution ...

[Nokall]

Originally Posted by GsmFreaks

now let me tell you something

the user come here with problem i replied him and i was and i am correct 110% , they told phone has Dual-band EGSM 900/1800, GSM 850/1900 also its GSM who told you i was slip from EUR to USA , i am asking same what i have told just a look on my 1st post

you need to convert phone to GSM 850 / 1900 - US version
 
then will work

i think you don`t use your eyes properly . GSM mean which phone support SIM card , but doesn't mean each phone support all type of band , just read what i have shown you why people need to convert phone which come from USA to be work in ASIA / EUR .

you are not understanding what i type in 1st post and i am stand here from start .

i know not all people knows all , but what i know i know not just typing from Nokia sites like you .

Just make simple search on forum about frequency change and you will know what this mean .

to be continued

Yes I know what is changing frequencies and filters,
I read the specifications available on the website of nokia. I have not read for RM-xxx Europe or Rm-xxx for U.S..

You win in First
Take your medal This is for you


And i take this for me for Last place

[Nokall]

Originally Posted by digitized

@nokall ..

ok mr nokall u are a genius ...

but ur wrong with the band change filters and the what ur trying to teach us about gsm band and bla bla bla...

at that link Nokia Europe - Nokia 2330 classic - Specifications u have given us nokia make announcement that there phone 2330 is available with quad bands ...means all band ....

but the band are differ at the different regions and markets according to the
frequency available at that place ..

gsm freaks just try to help that guy for his problem and he gave him 100 % right and proper solution ...

Who said I was genius ?? dhuu
i´m tellig in some post that is Information extracted from nokia site so
the bad Interpretation reading nokia site it´s from my side.

You also want a bike

[Hell_Boy]

Originally Posted by Nokall

Flash don´t change the GSM band go to school first.

tento na lingua rapazinho, nao sabes com quem falas....


Hell_Boy

[Nokall]

Sim tens que ir para a escola para dizeres isso , é porque não sabes o que estavas a dizer. Até podes ser primo do Sócrates , quero la saber quem tu és.

[MadPhone]

Nokall,

dont stress with this king of guys... (o gajo esta mais para tipo castelo branco).

[GsmFreaks]

Originally Posted by Nokall

Yes I know what is changing frequencies and filters,
I read the specifications available on the website of nokia. I have not read for RM-xxx Europe or Rm-xxx for U.S..

You win in First
Take your medal This is for you


And i take this for me for Last place

you getting wrong , i was just replied him what he have to do , and you argue without any issue , in this forum we learn and prize is knowledge

hope you understand

Regards
GsmFreaks

[Nokall]

Originally Posted by GsmFreaks

you getting wrong , i was just replied him what he have to do , and you argue without any issue , in this forum we learn and prize is knowledge

hope you understand

Regards
GsmFreaks

No i´m not argue only to argue boss
Of course I understand, Nobody is born taught I do not know everything and you do not know everything
I´m not telling that you are wrong , i´m telling only that GSM it´s the same in Europe and US only frequency change.
In some country´s have 220v and others 110v
It´s same thing AC in Europe and AC in US it´s always an AC, only rectification change from 220v to 110v.

Do you understand my point of view now?


B.R

[nodakawa]

Nowhere on that Nokia page states that the 2330 is quad band. The comma between Dual-band EGSM 900/1800, GSM 850/1900 means one is for NA and one for the rest of the world. You have to do your homework before you take those "quad band phones" on a trip

[Bismillah_mob]

good work
keep it upppppppp/................