If I remember right, the FCC really based that off of low band use, and people having a phone that supports what is installed on the towers. By your statement, if you have a 1, 2, or 3G phone, then they still have to be able to make 911 calls, even though it is not supported on any of their networks, or will not be. Heck, Verizon said that after this month, they will have no support for 2 or 3G any more either. They require any “supported” device to be able to do that. It could in fact violate 911 safety requirements that carriers are supposed to allow any device activated or not place 911 calls.Īctually, no, they do not. And if your device is not on the list but you’re still worried about it, you can check if your device supports VoLTE. If you use any of the devices mentioned on the list, it might be time to start looking into upgrading your device. Employees of T-Mo were also told to “stay tuned” since they could be releasing offers that would target affected customers. The publication shared that some business customers were informed of an existing $150-off promotion. This gives users enough time to find a replacement for their old devices. But T-Mobile has already started sending out snail mail letters to customers since the 18th. T-Mobile will start notifying customers who will be affected by this via SMS on December 28th. But as reported, T-Mobile assured that this isn’t the case. Many speculated that this was part of the mandatory VoLTE support change that will take place upon T-Mobile’s legacy network shutdown. It is for this precise reason why T-Mobile has decided to stop support for these devices. And this usually means that these devices no longer received an up-to-date security patch, which puts them at risk for hacks and other threats. As a matter of fact, these devices no longer received official updates for quite some time. It’s actually not a huge surprise that these phones will no longer be supported by T-Mobile real soon. Most of these devices are already considered older models that range from 2014-2015. It’s also possible that other devices not included on the list will be affected.Ī total of 19 devices ranging from phones, tablets, and cameras were mentioned in the list. *Even though the list includes the AT&T and Verizon model of the Note 4, the T-Mobile version is not affected. Samsung Galaxy Note 4 (*AT&T and Verizon model).
Walmart nokia lumia 635 android#
This was recently reported by Android Police, who managed to get their hands on a verified internal document from T-Mo.Īccording to the report, these devices will no longer be able to connect to T-Mobile’s network starting January 29th: Use your discretion when buying from these sellers.It looks like there are a number of old devices that will no longer be compatible with T-Mobile’s network starting next month. Can add a 128GB microSDXC card for more storage.Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 1.2 GHz quad-core processor.Pre-owned Telus Nokia Lumia 520 thread, $60.00.No guarantees these would work on Wind/Mobilicity.
Walmart nokia lumia 635 windows#
There are cheaper Windows Phone options available if you find the price still high. Seems to be compatible with Wind Mobile/Mobilicity when unlocked, but I need clarification on this. The Lumia 635 sold at Best Buy is currently cheaper than the $150 one on Koodo Mobile's website. You can try price matching at Future Shop (currently $149.99) and get the phone for $127.99. YMMV if you can pick up the phone in-store without activation required. Better off to have the smartphone shipped to your home instead. I did not see that requirement before on the Telus Moto G or Alcatel Pop Icon prepaid smartphones. You cannot buy this device without activating it. The webpage says in-store activation required with Reserve & Pick Up. The Rogers Nokia Lumia 635 prepaid smartphone is on sale for $129.99 at Best Buy from Oct. Here's another smartphone for Windows Phone 8.1 users. Rogers version back on sale again for $129.99 until Oct. Chatr version is on sale for $129.99 at Future Shop until Oct. 23rd, while the Future Shop one is good until Oct. Chatr version is on sale for $129.99 at Best Buy until Oct.
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