1. What does international version mean exactly? 2. Will the language in the phone be English? 3. Is this phone the same as the V3t?
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I am not sure if you are asking about the Motorola un-locked phone. It's exactly as it functions in the USA. Language is English. You buy a sim card from the country you visit, and if the phone is a decent one, it can work for years in any country where you purchase the sim card. I had a BAD phone, for which I bought 3 batteries and a cover, thinking the battery was defective, and finding that the whole Phone was a damage purchase.
94810
What is the latest Android version? This phone is not made for US consumers, there is no support from anyone. DO NOT upgrade, this phone will messing up after upgrade and cannot be used anymore, bottom line is DO NOT buy this phone. IT'S NOT FOR U.S. USERS
2219395
I can't tell you, I sent it back for refund and bought the international 6.3 and I LOVE IT! It's a little different but compatible with AT&T. You can request a money back return within the criteria set by Amazon. Just explain that you do not like the device. However, I don't see why you can't accliment to the device; the are great phones/computers. AH
135523
I am not really sure about the spec's on the phone because I accidentally ordered it and its currently in Chinese. I'm sorry for my inability to fully answer the questions.
2280919
Hey.I've actually bought this i9000T and in the back of the box it says "850" for 3g so, unless they miss the number on the box, it should be supported :DI didn't tested on the phone though. Do you know any app in the store that I can add to the phone to check that in the phone itself?Maybe spanish.Vivo en Uruguay y me compre este teléfono justamente porque maneja 850 Y 2100 para 3G. En Uruguay, una de las compañias maneja ambas frecuencias para 3G por lo cual voy a tener mas cobertura que con el i9000 SIN T ya que el i9000 solo maneja i9000. No lo he probado en URuguay (porque no volví todavía) pero un amigo lo tiene y le funciona con 850.Thanks,Alex. Hey.I've actually bought this i9000T and in the back of the box it says "850" for 3g so, unless they miss the number on the box, it should be supported :DI didn't tested on the phone though. Do you know any app in the store that I can add to the phone to check that in the phone itself?Maybe spanish.Vivo en Uruguay y me compre este teléfono justamente porque maneja 850 Y 2100 para 3G. En Uruguay, una de las compañias maneja ambas frecuencias para 3G por lo cual voy a tener mas cobertura que con el i9000 SIN T ya que el i9000 solo maneja i9000. No lo he... » Read More Hey.I've actually bought this i9000T and in the back of the box it says "850" for 3g so, unless they miss the number on the box, it should be supported :DI didn't tested on the phone though. Do you know any app in the store that I can add to the phone to check that in the phone itself?Maybe spanish.Vivo en Uruguay y me compre este teléfono justamente porque maneja 850 Y 2100 para 3G. En Uruguay, una de las compañias maneja ambas frecuencias para 3G por lo cual voy a tener mas cobertura que con el i9000 SIN T ya que el i9000 solo maneja i9000. No lo he probado en URuguay (porque no volví todavía) pero un amigo lo tiene y le funciona con 850.Thanks,Alex. « Show Less
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You must ask the seller specifically. My friend bought the unlocked, international version and couldn't get voice mail on AT&T; as the phone wasn't pre - loaded with AT&T;'S own software. As I explained in another review, it's a great phone for international travel, but not ideal for US usage. I have heard, though, that T-Mobile works well with this phone.
1808000
Yes, it is a genuine phone not a copy. The issues are that it is made for an Asian market and therefore the phone needs to be formatted for the western market. Items like "Play Store" are not included in the factory settings, whatever you do: DO NOT reset to factory settings and you will be fine. Finally note, The dual sim works fully in europe. But noticed that one is compatible with the American networks. Hope that helps.
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pana , . . .yo soy de venezuela , . . . voy a comprar un nokia 5800 version international ,. . ya q me dijeron q la version u.s. no me va servir aqui en venezuela , . .ya q la ranura del sim del version u.s es mas pequeño , . . .y q la version internacional es la que sirve aqui en vzla , . .. entonces quisieras me dijeras , .si el q compraste fue la version us o la internationa ,.. y si te sirvio o no y para cual operadora ??? gracias
1822594
I've had no issues with the battery since I've gotten it. As for the international version off the phone I would assume that there would be no difference.
1810650
International version means it's unlocked In any country. Unlocked only means it can be unlocked in the country only you will buy the mobile from
2072951
Ahoj, when I received the phone yes, but when I updated it I had only english and chinese. I think I couldn't buy something better with this price, but this is a problem for someone who doesn't know english well.
1656021
I believe that the one that I have is an international model because I've been able to do everything with it and get all the updates. Further, it's not marked AT&T, just Nokia.
140434
Its the same in size. You can google the or check wiki. I believe one of them is international. The difference is not the size, but if it support 4G service from your phone carrier.
2075104
Hi Steven... I have had no problem with it at all...you can set it up for English and ... the only difference I could see is the charger..
452185
Our version is the one designed for the Australian market. It works fine in the US, but we only get 3G with Tmobile because the frequency for 4g lte for T-Mobile is different than is used in Australia. We haven't used it in Europe yet. Even at 3g, it seems fast. Great phone and camera.
1035750
Typically it means it is not tied to US phone carrier (as opposed to most tablet versions that are tied to AT&T, Sprint, Verizon or whatever), and so you should be able to buy a local 3G sim-card to use it when travelling internationally. Unfortunately, I did buy a 3G sim in Ethiopia and haven't been able to figure out how to get it working anyway.
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I use to have a Nokia E72 unlocked US version, I was traveling last year to China, and the phone works there, but now is time for me to get a new phone, because I lost it, and also my mom need a phone as well since her one just crash, and she's Chinese, and so she also want a phone that support Chinese language in the OS(input, menu, apps) , so my question here is that between quad band or international version phone that we order here, which one does have Chinese language setting