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Old 08-09-2006, 08:58 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Changing GSM Hardware - is it possible?

Hey guys,

I'm in Canada (so the 1900 band) but I'm going to poland for a few weeks soon and i wanted to pick up a cellphone there. Unfortunately, the one I have my eye on, the Nokia 2652, is dual-band 900/1800.

SO my question is, is it in any way at all possible, (either doing it myself or paying someone to do it) to change the GSM frequency of this phone?

Thanks!!
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No, there is not practial way of changing the built in frequencies.
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What? Changing the hardware on a cell phone isn't the same as changing on a pc...oh, and the answer is no.
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Even if somehow, you will do it sucessfully, the phone wont function as it should. IMHO do not try to tamper with the manufacterers default circuit board.
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they do that in the philippines too?, i ddnt know that, ill see if i can do the same thing, when i come back there next year.
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they do this when i was in the philippines. nokia 3390 1900mhz (u.s. and canada) convert to 3310 900-1800mhz (asia,europe) nokia 6800 1900mhz convert to 6800i but when i look i them they take the phone apart and using a needle point soldering iron. i think you have to be a pro to do this thing.
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