Three roaming on Next G

Does anyone know if Three is going to continue to market phones that
will roam onto the Telstra Next G UTMS 850 network?

With Three and Vodafone co-branding, seems Three is planning to use
the Vodafone UTMS 900 network. But Rod can tell me I am an idiot.

I don't want to get a new Three phone that is MEGA 3G (Next G roaming)
and be locked into a 2 year contract, if the roaming agreement is to
cease.

Then get a phone that has both 850Mhz and 900Mhz 3G such as the Apple
iPhone. That way you are covered no matter which way they go.

Liron

"www.cia.gov" <pandoraandypandy@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Does anyone know if Three is going to continue to market phones that
> will roam onto the Telstra Next G UTMS 850 network?
>
> With Three and Vodafone co-branding, seems Three is planning to use
> the Vodafone UTMS 900 network. But Rod can tell me I am an idiot.
>
> I don't want to get a new Three phone that is MEGA 3G (Next G roaming)
> and be locked into a 2 year contract, if the roaming agreement is to
> cease.
>

Correction: Apple iPHone 4. The iPhone 3GS and 3G only cover 850MHz and
2100MHz in Australia. The iPhone 4 covers 850MHz, 900MHz and 2100 MHz in
Australia.

Liron

"Liron" <nomail@sick.of.getting.spam> wrote in message
news:wrz6o.2630$FH2.1583@viwinnwfe02.internal.bigp ond.com...
> Then get a phone that has both 850Mhz and 900Mhz 3G such as the Apple
> iPhone. That way you are covered no matter which way they go.
>
> Liron
>
> "www.cia.gov" <pandoraandypandy@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:c34decfa-d013-464f-bfb3-2c949ed843bd@l32g2000prn.googlegroups.com...
>> Does anyone know if Three is going to continue to market phones that
>> will roam onto the Telstra Next G UTMS 850 network?
>>
>> With Three and Vodafone co-branding, seems Three is planning to use
>> the Vodafone UTMS 900 network. But Rod can tell me I am an idiot.
>>
>> I don't want to get a new Three phone that is MEGA 3G (Next G roaming)
>> and be locked into a 2 year contract, if the roaming agreement is to
>> cease.
>>
>
>

Liron wrote:
> Correction: Apple iPHone 4. The iPhone 3GS and 3G only cover 850MHz
> and 2100MHz in Australia. The iPhone 4 covers 850MHz, 900MHz and
> 2100 MHz in Australia.

Useless if 3 doesnt allow roaming to NextG.


> "Liron" <nomail@sick.of.getting.spam> wrote in message
> news:wrz6o.2630$FH2.1583@viwinnwfe02.internal.bigp ond.com...
>> Then get a phone that has both 850Mhz and 900Mhz 3G such as the Apple
>> iPhone. That way you are covered no matter which way they go.
>>
>> Liron
>>
>> "www.cia.gov" <pandoraandypandy@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:c34decfa-d013-464f-bfb3-2c949ed843bd@l32g2000prn.googlegroups.com...
>>> Does anyone know if Three is going to continue to market phones that
>>> will roam onto the Telstra Next G UTMS 850 network?
>>>
>>> With Three and Vodafone co-branding, seems Three is planning to use
>>> the Vodafone UTMS 900 network. But Rod can tell me I am an idiot.
>>>
>>> I don't want to get a new Three phone that is MEGA 3G (Next G
>>> roaming) and be locked into a 2 year contract, if the roaming
>>> agreement is to cease.