ray
11-23-2009, 07:52 PM
I'm a noobie when it comes to my cell phone, so please correct me if my logic is incorrect here.
Facts:
1) I'm on sprint here in the US. CDMA Network
2) i have a blackberry 8830 world phone - digital dual band 800/1900 MHz CDMA networks and dual band 900/1800 MHz GSM/GPRS networks for use in Europe and Asia
When i'm in the United States, obviously I am on the CDMA network with Sprint. I am traveling to Asia in a couple weeks and have a prepaid sim card. Asia is running on the 900/1800 GSM network.
My blackberry 8830 has a sim card slot currently slotted with a generic sprint sim card. Because I'm on the CDMA network when i'm in the United States, the sim card is useless. I have a prepaid sim card with an Asia phone number.
Can't I just leave the prepaid asia sim card in my phone between now and when I actually go to Asia (and switch over to the GSM network once i get there)??
Facts:
1) I'm on sprint here in the US. CDMA Network
2) i have a blackberry 8830 world phone - digital dual band 800/1900 MHz CDMA networks and dual band 900/1800 MHz GSM/GPRS networks for use in Europe and Asia
When i'm in the United States, obviously I am on the CDMA network with Sprint. I am traveling to Asia in a couple weeks and have a prepaid sim card. Asia is running on the 900/1800 GSM network.
My blackberry 8830 has a sim card slot currently slotted with a generic sprint sim card. Because I'm on the CDMA network when i'm in the United States, the sim card is useless. I have a prepaid sim card with an Asia phone number.
Can't I just leave the prepaid asia sim card in my phone between now and when I actually go to Asia (and switch over to the GSM network once i get there)??