No Visual HD call on TMobile Unlocked?

[jlangner]

$600 is also for mobile variant. See my comment just above this. Not just unlocked.

Did you pre-order? I know after went live they changed to all devices. If you go on now the $600 is for all. When I preordered they had a banner across top that even said $600 trade in for Unlocked.

 

[Almeuit]

Or is it just a visual incorporated in the TMobile call interface that isn't on the unlocked model?

This. They program their software to show it on their variants.

 

[Mike Dee]

you probably don't perform surgery. my son is a surgical resident and there are pretty strict guidelines for the benefit of patient care.

pulled this up quickly, not my son's hospital (his is more AR), but this gives information why restricted in certain areas. TL&DR

https://www.psqh.com/analysis/2-policies-for-the-use-of-personal-mobile-devices-in-surgical-suites/


to be clear this is from an insurance rec for hospitals which should also clear things up.

No...I don't but I've had recent surgeries and been in contact without a lot of doctors. I'll ask on my next visit

 

[toenail_flicker]

same here with the surgeries and I'm always being asked to turn off my phone unless I'm in my room. signs posted various places too.

 

[Blues Fan]

I have tmobile and use the unlocked version. I got wifi calling, visual voicemail loaded and my calls are loud and crystal clear, a lot better quality than the Note 9.

 

[toenail_flicker]

No...I don't but I've had recent surgeries and been in contact without a lot of doctors. I'll ask on my next visit

I'll be interested to see what he says. I've also contacted my son, though my chances of hearing from him any time soon are slim and none.

I found this too since this is now pinging my curiosity button just a bit.

https://www.physiciansweekly.com/pagers/

 

[toenail_flicker]

I'll be interested to see what he says. I've also contacted my son, though my chances of hearing from him any time soon are slim and none.

I found this too since this is now pinging my curiosity button just a bit.

https://www.physiciansweekly.com/pagers/

shock of shocks. I actually heard back from my son and he confirmed what I already knew - that pagers are indeed still used at the hospitals where he works - NYU Langone, the VA hospital in that area, & Bellevue. happy to post a screen cap if you like since it would reveal no personal details. let me know.

 

[Mike Dee]

shock of shocks. I actually heard back from my son and he confirmed what I already knew - that pagers are indeed still used at the hospitals where he works - NYU Langone, the VA hospital in that area, & Bellevue. happy to post a screen cap if you like since it would reveal no personal details. let me know.

I think we've steered this thread off topic....lol

 

[toenail_flicker]

I think we've steered this thread off topic....lol

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