Thanks all for your input. We ended up getting her a new iPhone 5C on
ATT. She signed up for one of the new early upgrade plans, which
means she will be eligible for the update in 18 months and have the
phone all paidoff by then. I'm not sure how I feel about this, verses
paying for the phone the
Hi,
There are now only two variations of the iPhone 5s. One that works on sprints
network, and one that works on everyone else's. Therefore, I'd avoid using
Sprint as your carrier unless you are 110% that you will be happy with Sprint.
It's not enough to say CDMA anymore. Verizon is CDMA, yet
AtT and sprint have incompatible cell phone technologies. However,
your wife could take her ATT phone and use it on T-Mobile. Your wife
could use an iPhone 5 on the Ting service which is on the Sprint
network. ting is a big discounter. Check out my December article on
AppleVis called iPhone on
Greetings. My wife will soon be getting a new iPhone 5C. Our current
contract with ATT ends in September and we are thinking of switching
to Sprint. Two questions here: First, if we buy my wife's new iPhone
5C from ATT, will we be able to take it with us to Sprint? I had
heard from a coworker that
Hello Wayne, know if you buy a phone from ATT you will be locked to that
carrier. However I believe if you buy from the Apple store your information is
correct you will be a will to take it to a different carrier. Now however
spring is a CD in a network and ATT is GSM. So consider that whenever
