Would I be able to use the new Blackberry Storm on TMobile's network if I had the phone unlocked?
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T-mobile uses GSM/GPRS 1900, which the blackberry can handle.
Just no luck with 3g
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I say no. I say no for the following reasons:
--As a default in the US the phone is going to try to use the Verizon network it is programmed by default to.
-- Even though the GSM capability is there, it is probably locked to the Verizon sim that is in it, much as an iPhone is locked to ATT when they ship and would have to be unlocked to use other sims. I am not aware of anyone who has a unlock mehtod for the storm
-- Continuing the iPhone comparison, it was fairly "straightforward" to unlock because it was ONLY GSM capable, the Storm would not only have to have the GSM portion unlocked, but it would have to have the default CDMA network overidden as well. '
****side note: I'm sure some engineering team would be able to do that, and the GSM hardware is technically there, but for all the difficulties I don't think even your average "super user" would be able to handle the task.
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