the One on T-mobile's 3G frequencies

[Phil Nickinson]

Let's try this again ... HTC One: The U.S. radio frequencies | Android Central

 

[dskwerl]

Let's try this again ... HTC One: The U.S. radio frequencies | Android Central

Thanks Phil, I forgot about that article (cause, you know, a month ago is such a long time.) But that's the exact explanation I was looking for.

In other words, no. T-Mobile's 3G isn't supported on the Developer version. If you happen to be in one of their upcoming LTE markets, you're in luck.

 

[dragone7e]

In other words, the Developer version will support T Mobile LTE (if available) but not 3G? I don't understand these frequencies stuff at all...

 

[dskwerl]

In other words, the Developer version will support T Mobile LTE (if available) but not 3G? I don't understand these frequencies stuff at all...

That is correct.

 

[micjay22]

But will the consumer version support 3G or 3.5G or HSPA+ currently using 1700/2100?

 

[dskwerl]

But will the consumer version support 3G or 3.5G or HSPA+ currently using 1700/2100?

The T-Mobile version will support all of T-Mobiles bands.

 

[JHBThree]

But will the consumer version support 3G or 3.5G or HSPA+ currently using 1700/2100?

That was cleared up on the first page and again on this page.

Sent from my HTC6435LVW using Tapatalk 2

 

[tonyusa2000]

Sorry Phil, one more time. Here is the HTC One frequencies spec on t-mobile site. It seems like the t-mobile version will FULLY support both AT&T and T-Mobile bands for 2G, 3G, 4G, and LTE. Correct? Thanks.

Band (frequency)
GSM bands 850/900/1800/1900 MHz
UMTS: Band I(2100)
UMTS: Band II(1900)
UMTS: Band IV(1700/2100/AAWS)
UMTS: Band V(850)
LTE Band: 4, 17

Connectivity
Wi-Fi: 802.11 a/ac/b/g/n
Mobile data: LTE/UMTS/HSPA+ 42 Mbps
4G Capable
Bluetooth? connectivity
Wi-Fi Calling and mobile calling
DLNA? for wirelessly sharing
NFC capable

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