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And GSM carriers therefore had to go to UMTS. I sure as **** hope you're right... I have another couple semi-related questions: - From what I understand, GSM radios are better overall for battery life. Does the same apply for the 9520 compared to the 9550? -Is the processor the same? I've heard of people with 9520s saying the processor is labeled as a Qualcomm 3G processor. 11-28-09 01:41 PM 951 Originally Posted by photoeditor To simplify: 9520 == GSM-GRPS 850/900/1800/1900; UMTS 850/1900/2100 9550 == GSM-GRPS 850/900/1800/1900; UMTS 2100; CDMA-1X-EVDO 850/1900 Both are seven bands, they're just allocated differently on the data and CDMA end of things, with the 9550 re-allocating the standard version's North American data frequencies to CDMA-1X-EVDO. Also bear in mind that CDMA and EVDO share a radio even in 3G, while GSM effectively dead-ends at the 2.5G of GPRS and GSM carriers therefore had to go to UMTS. incorrect...9520 is UMTS 2100 only. There is no 850/1900. 11-28-09 02:23 PM Forum BlackBerry OS Phone Forums More BlackBerry Phones BlackBerry Storm Series Differences between 9520/50 LINK TO POST COPIED TO CLIPBOARD All times are GMT -5. The time now is 04:24 AM.

As of January 4, 2022, you won’t even be able to place 9-1-1 calls from BlackBerry devices.Published: Jan 04, 2022 04:29 AM ESTOn December 22, 2021, Canadian company BlackBerry announced that as of January 4, 2022, it will no longer support its BlackBerry 7.1 OS and earlier OS, BlackBerry 10 software, or BlackBerry PlayBook OS 2.1 and earlier versions, cutting off data, phone calls, SMS, and 9-1-1 functionality.This is quite a change for a company that during the aughts almost single handedly defined the era of the Personal Data Assistant (PDA) and the smartphone. This was a period when no self respecting Wall Streeter or politician would be caught dead without his or her BlackBerry.By 2010, largely due to its enhanced security features and QWERTY keyboard, BlackBerry had 50 percent of the U.S. smartphone market and 20 percent of the global market. The company was selling more than 50 million devices per year, but a spoiler was waiting in the wings, called the iPhone, and by 2011, it had toppled BlackBerry from the top spot. In 2016, BlackBerry announced that it would no longer manufacture its iconic devices.The history of BlackBerryIn 1984, two Canadian engineering students, Mike Lazaridis and Douglas Fregin, founded the company Research in Motion. It was the first wireless data technology developer in North America, and it was the first company outside of Scandinavia to develop connectivity products such as modems and pagers.BlackBerry 850/950 Source: Ruben de Rijcke/Wikimedia CommonsBy the time RIM went public on the Nasdaq stock exchange in 1999, the company had introduced the RIM 850 Wireless Handheld, and BlackBerry Enterprise Server Software for the Microsoft Exchange server. It also signed a supply agreement with Dell Computer, and developed a number of non-phone related projects, such as an LED system for GM and a local

The US.My O2 account is set up for BlackBerry Dataoption and an internet flatrate, but nothing is working.I cannot register my phone in the O2 network.The 2G is always like gprs or edge the 3G is always 3G, but no connection to the Blackberry data services. I am pretty sure that the US version 9550 does not really work in the O2 Germany network. I tried nearly everything at least all I know. Greeting,Caipi If your are getting gprs, edge then from the phone front everything is working fine with your network. I think you need to contact your service provider O2 and tell them to resend your service books as well as some providers require the PIN for them to be registered on their network especially when you are setting up email accounts and moving between phones. Alternatively, goto options - advanced options- Host routing table - Press the menu button - click on register now. 11-28-09 09:26 AM 418 Originally Posted by photoeditor To simplify: 9520 == GSM-GRPS 850/900/1800/1900; UMTS 850/1900/2100 9550 == GSM-GRPS 850/900/1800/1900; UMTS 2100; CDMA-1X-EVDO 850/1900 Both are seven bands, they're just allocated differently on the data and CDMA end of things, with the 9550 re-allocating the standard version's North American data frequencies to CDMA-1X-EVDO. Also bear in mind that CDMA and EVDO share a radio even in 3G, while GSM effectively dead-ends at the 2.5G of GPRS and GSM carriers therefore had to go to UMTS. Are you sure the 9520 got 850 UMTS?