Never mind. I see in the iPhone specs that both GSM and UMTS are supported.
UMTS/HSDPA/HSUPA (850, 900, 1900, 2100 MHz)
GSM/EDGE (850, 900, 1800, 1900 MHz)
doug
> Actually it's so confusing I still don't understand it. :)
What's so confusing? When people refer to GSM network, they mean a 2G or 2.5G network.
> Would an unlocked GSM quad band Android phone thus not work with my Softbank iPhone sim card?
It…
Actually it's so confusing I still don't understand it. :)
Would an unlocked GSM quad band Android phone thus not work with my Softbank iPhone sim card?
Why does the same iPad 3G work in Japan and the US?
doug
You can apply for this by using your iPhone. Just login to the my softbank site, and you will see the option to request a mini-cell on that page.
You will also see a form to report areas with bad softbank antenna reception.
You do need to have a b…
I didn't know about this and i have no idea how it works. For those who is having a crappy reception at home this might be an excellent solution. I wander whats the catch though. Is is completely free or do we have to sign up Softbank DSL service an…