Question?

[suicidalerik]

Is there a way to use a iPhone on Virgin Mobile?

 

[CuriousNoob]

No. iPhone has a sim card, other than Sprint I believe. But no.

 

[suicidalerik]

Well I was wondering because Virgin Mobile Canada has a iPhone.

 

[epicb0dyc0unt]

You have to take in account that Virgin mobile USA is seperate from other virgin mobile companies internationally.

 

[droidmyme]

No. iPhone has a sim card, other than Sprint I believe. But no.

Hmmm. Sprint has an iPhone though, right?

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[suicidalerik]

Oh okay. sorry for the noobie question.

 

[kcls]

Yeah, not possible. You could but have no data, or texting or something like that. And that's if you're lucky.

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[droidmyme]

I know that it's virtually impossible to fully enable a Virgin Mobile phone on Sprint and vice versa, because of the network and hardware differences. You might could get some stuff working, but other areas it would be crippled, like you said.

Just thinking out loud here, but what about flashing a Sprint iPhone to Boost mobile? That could very well work.

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[LeslieAnn]

Can it be done?
Yes, to Boost, or Sprint.

It's not cheap, and it's not a job to be taken lightly. You may be left with inconsistent or no data at all, and in the case of VM, you will have almost zero chance of MMS working.

The Iphone is over-rated anyhow.

 

[EarthnFire78]

The Iphone is over-rated anyhow.

I know I like you. Plus Apple does not and as not made any of the hardware for their phones, iPads, or computers. All the hardware that Apple uses is made by Foxconn, the same company that builds Intel Motherboards.