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Gary86 		Old
21st December 2011, 09:23 AM
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Default Will this work on AT&T
I was looking this over on AT&T but some of the reviews say it won't work with AT&T 3G network?

I'm currently using a Galaxy S2 from AT&T so I would assume (you know what they say about assuming) that I could just pop that SIM card in the Note and be good to go?
 
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21st December 2011, 11:23 AM
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I was looking this over on AT&T but some of the reviews say it won't work with AT&T 3G network?

I'm currently using a Galaxy S2 from AT&T so I would assume (you know what they say about assuming) that I could just pop that SIM card in the Note and be good to go?
It will. I came from an Infuse 4g. You need to enter the APN info to get data.


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It will. I came from an Infuse 4g. You need to enter the APN info to get data.


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The wap.cingular or phone APN?
 
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The wap.cingular or phone APN?
That depends on which plan you have. I'd try the phone apn first, since it's the one used for 4g phones and plans, and is or will be capable of faster speeds, then switch to wap.cingular if phone doesn't work. Supposedly both work with the 4g plans, but only wap.cingular on the 3g plans.
 
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