T-Mobile HTC One S

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http://www.ebay.com/itm/HTC-One-S-T-...item256f4a031a

Lol you can buy mine for 650 if you can meet locally somewhere in dfw tx

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Originally Posted by shiftedx

Lol you can buy mine for 650 if you can meet locally somewhere in dfw tx

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What 3g/4g bands is the t-mobile version releasing with. There have been conflicting reports from engadget et al based on fcc documents on which actual bands would be included and the htc website doesn't list specifics for the t-mobile variant.

Not quite sure how to check on an HTC device tell me how and you will know

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Originally Posted by shiftedx

Not quite sure how to check on an HTC device tell me how and you will know

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actually, I'm not sure either. Was hoping it might be in the documentation or on the box. Maybe someone else can weigh in and offer insight on how to do it. Thanks for the quick response.

Originally Posted by shiftedx

Lol you can buy mine for 650 if you can meet locally somewhere in dfw tx

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Is yours a T-Mobile phone? I'm in Houston so my curiosity is certainly there.

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Originally Posted by jonathan3579

Is yours a T-Mobile phone? I'm in Houston so my curiosity is certainly there.

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Yes its T-Mobile and its actually a developer phone so its S-Off and ready to go.

Originally Posted by bugsy

What 3g/4g bands is the t-mobile version releasing with. There have been conflicting reports from engadget et al based on fcc documents on which actual bands would be included and the htc website doesn't list specifics for the t-mobile variant.

I would assume it would ship with 1700/2100 AWS since that is what T-Mobile requires for "4G" and 3G

Originally Posted by joshnichols189

I would assume it would ship with 1700/2100 AWS since that is what T-Mobile requires for "4G" and 3G

I'm sure it will have those bands, but will it also include others is the key question. There were some fcc docs posted on engadget and other sites indicating that it might possibly include 850 and 1900 as well. Almost as if the frequencies were specified in anticipation of the merger with ATT going through.