First post on this forum. I did some searching, including the pop-up-suggested threads that came up when I typed in the subject line for this post, and didn't find anything conclusive. So, apologies if I missed an answer that's already here.
I'm having a very hard time finding any hard information as to whether the Galaxy S Pro--the one that runs on Sprint's network--also has GSM capabilities that would allow it to work in Europe.
I travel there on business frequently enough that my dream phone is something that would run on Sprint's 4G/3G CDMA networks here, but that I could pop a prepaid SIM card into when I'm across the pond.
Sprint actually told me that for the world phones they do carry (at this time only Blackberries), the SIM slot is unlocked--you can choose to use their international service but unlike Verizon, they don't care what you do with the GSM side of the phone. Except, I don't want a Blackberry. I want a cool Android smartphone with a 4" or larger screen and a physical keyboard.
Should I relegate this to the same mental drawer as my lottery fantasies?
I'm having a very hard time finding any hard information as to whether the Galaxy S Pro--the one that runs on Sprint's network--also has GSM capabilities that would allow it to work in Europe.
I travel there on business frequently enough that my dream phone is something that would run on Sprint's 4G/3G CDMA networks here, but that I could pop a prepaid SIM card into when I'm across the pond.
Sprint actually told me that for the world phones they do carry (at this time only Blackberries), the SIM slot is unlocked--you can choose to use their international service but unlike Verizon, they don't care what you do with the GSM side of the phone. Except, I don't want a Blackberry. I want a cool Android smartphone with a 4" or larger screen and a physical keyboard.
Should I relegate this to the same mental drawer as my lottery fantasies?
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