Korean CDMA 1700 phones are not compatible with US CDMA 1700 networks, nor vice-versa. It is important to not confuse CDMA with WCDMA.

CDMA is being phased out for 4G and 5G. Contrast with GSM phone. See CDMA. THIS DEFINITION IS FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY. All other reproduction requires permission.

Changes include CDMA network support, optical joystick, physical keys below the display, and HD video capture. Other features of this Android smartphone include 5-megapixel auto-focus camera ...

【4G LTE network】This senior 4G basic cell phone is compatible with T-Mobile(Prepaid ... carriers that using T-Mobile service; NOT for CDMA Carriers (Verizon, Sprint, Boost, PagePlus) or ...

Not all phones are compatible (Verizon uses a CDMA network) You have to pay to unlock devices (if you don’t have an unlocked device already) Verizon can be pricier than alternative options So ...

Although that comes with a few downsides as well, with plenty of people feeling that the smart phone makes it a little too easy to waste time and looking to switch to something simpler ...

Those CDMA-compatible phones were built specifically to use those carrier's networks, and the authentication key was built-in to the phone without the need for a SIM card. This had some advantages ...

Visible works under the Verizon network, which means it only works with CDMA-compatible phones. So if you're bringing a GSM device from the likes of T-Mobile or AT&T, then you may want to think ...

Cellular shields for the Arduino have been around for ages, but this is the first one we’ve seen that turns your Arduino into a proper cell phone. The shield is based around the SIM900 GSM ...

The Passport is certainly a unique phone that's wider than the average supesized smartphone ... In this review we look at Verizon Wireless' version of the Bold 9900, that goes under the 9930 heading ...

Whether you're looking for an Android smartphone, an iPhone, or a simple feature phone, these are our top picks for a variety of budgets across the major US wireless carriers. I’m one of PCMag ...