It is standard for everywhere except the USA; mobile usage has been traditionally significantly higher in Europe than USA, so you wouldn't really want to miss out on that market!
Guess I should also add that AT&T's 3G is compatible with Telus 3G in Canada... at least according to an article that I read, the Droid/Motorola Milestone that will be sold for Telus will only be compatible with AT&T 3G, and not T-Mobile.
Ok, I was under the impression it was the opposite. But I wasn't able to find much material explicitly discussing the differences (pros/cons) of AT&T's 3G network vs T-Mobile's.
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I don't quite understand what you mean by T-mobile's 3G frequency being non-standard? Care to explain?
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It is standard for everywhere except the USA; mobile usage has been traditionally significantly higher in Europe than USA, so you wouldn't really want to miss out on that market!
Guess I should also add that AT&T's 3G is compatible with Telus 3G in Canada... at least according to an article that I read, the Droid/Motorola Milestone that will be sold for Telus will only be compatible with AT&T 3G, and not T-Mobile.
Ok, I was under the impression it was the opposite. But I wasn't able to find much material explicitly discussing the differences (pros/cons) of AT&T's 3G network vs T-Mobile's.