Can this phone be used in Canada with Rogers? The huge price difference is definitely an incentive
1330489
Yes, just make sure it's the RM-877 variant that is made for US and Canada. Here on Wikipedia it says it is for Rogers, under the "Model variants" section:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nokia_Lumia_1020
1931366
yes, I think it could be used with any service. for me, I am using this phone in Canada without any problem.
1340200
I believe your ability to use the phone in another country, depends on your cellular provider and your contract restrictions. The phone itself is a "world phone" and the hardware will work anywhere, but if your contract doesn't cover international calls, you will be hit with huge cellular and data upcharges.
777624
I sent mine back (not an easy thing to do) because it could not connect with my existing SIM. I am with Bell in Canada. I would recommend that you check with your proposed provider.
40466
I used it in Canada and it worked very well. My phone was fabulous and I am pleased with it.
987136
Hi. Pls bear in mind that the discovery V5 is a GSM phone and uses a SIM card. that said, I don't know if the networks mentioned (Fido/Rogers Canada) use SIM cards for their phones. If they do however, they should work on the discover V5 since it comes Unlocked. If its not unlocked simply use one of the online unlock businesses to do it for a very minimal fee (10 - 15.). Hope this helps
1399430
No....the US and Canada are considered the same Region. This means all the software licenses, warranties etc. are valid. This TV an awesome piece of technology....I am very satisfied with it and as a prior Samsung owner....it tramples Samsung.
2018891
i am in the US ... according to the seller the phone is usable internationally ... i was unable to use the phone with my service provider and had to return it but other US providers would have been able to use it... so the limitation appears to be with the service providers not country standards that is the usage limitation
1387742
Not as far as I know. The $55/mo. doesn't leave that kind of flexibility. That's my guess but you should go to Boost for a definitive response: http://www.boostmobile.com/support/faq/#!/phone-plans-and-add-ons Don't take anyone else's word.
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Coming from someone who makes ROMs for these phones in his free time, there is quite literally no difference between the various versions of the HTC One. Most phones with international versions have specific antennae to cover as many countries as possible, but since the HTC One already has these by default it makes the various versions nothing more than a marketing ploy. AT&T;, TMobile, Developer, and International versions are all the same in this case except for the logo printed on the back of the case.EDIT: No, it's not dual-sim
111727
How about looking to purchase the phone from a merchant located in the country where you reside in instead of an international merchant? I reside in the U.S. Therefore I preferred making a purchase for this phone from a U.S. seller.
2096524
This phone its not 4G. It will woks in Canada. You need a top model as S4 for 4g
1612825
This is an unlocked Quad-Band phone; therefore, as far a I understand, it can be used almost anywhere in the world. I used it in France with a French Sim card installed. So if you buy a Sim card from a Canadian telecom company, it should work fine.
1567727
Hello, yes it should work in Canada. The MiFi 2372 is a UMTS compatible device, and a quick scan of Bell Canada and some other carriers shows that they support that. Interested in buying it?
179860
Hi! Robert,You will need to check with Ooma to confirm this but this is what I found at Ooma's website:"Recently, we launched Ooma free home phone service across Canada."There is a link explaining Canadian phone service at Ooma's website.Hope this helps!
1650331
Yes, but in some countries this phone is not compatible. For example, in Canada it could only work on Rogers network. In Europe it generally worked well.
528871
Yes! I habe used this in canada! It is unlocked and you could use anywhere!