App to Tell Which Frequencies My Phone Supports?

[Benjamin_NYC]

Not the one it's currently on, but which ones it supports? The "Signal" app on BlackBerry 10 does this. Is there something similar for Android?

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[wizzrah]

Not the one it's currently on, but which ones it supports? The "Signal" app on BlackBerry 10 does this. Is there something similar for Android?

Posted via Android Central App

I haven't seen an app that does this directly, but I think it would be easier to just look the frequencies for your phone up. What device do you have?

 

[Benjamin_NYC]

I haven't seen an app that does this directly, but I think it would be easier to just look the frequencies for your phone up. What device do you have?

It would be easier to have the app to actually look at the phone's radio and tell me (like the "Signal" app does on BB10). I have an HTC One M8, and after tweeting T-Mobile and HTC USA, I have determined the frequencies it has, but it was not easy, and information on the web is incomplete and full of errors. So "looking it up" is not easy. No one knows of an app that does this in the vastness of Google Play? Surprised the BB App Store has something that Google Play does not.

 

[wizzrah]

It would be easier to have the app to actually look at the phone's radio and tell me (like the "Signal" app does on BB10). I have an HTC One M8, and after tweeting T-Mobile and HTC USA, I have determined the frequencies it has, but it was not easy, and information on the web is incomplete and full of errors. So "looking it up" is not easy. No one knows of an app that does this in the vastness of Google Play? Surprised the BB App Store has something that Google Play does not.

Hmmm, I found this app: https://forums.androidcentral.com/e...ils?id=de.android.telnet&hl=en&token=vqQH2_cH

It will tell you what network frequency your phone is using.

 

[B. Diddy]

There's Mobile Radio Frequency as well, but I think it only tells you what band you're currently using, not what all available bands for the device are.

 

[Benjamin_NYC]

Thanks guys, but these are not useful to determine if one's phone will work in a certain country, since they don't tell you what bands are supported by one's phone.

 

[Jinu G Suresh]

I heard this app will help you if you have a rooted phone :
Mobile Uncle MTK tools app

 

[davmaros]

one plus one.looked in settings but did not find frequency list

 

[davmaros]

not rooted