I'm mostly just a lurker here, but I'm considering upgrading my phone and would like to ask a few questions from people more knowledgable than I about the newer equipment. First let me tell you what I'm using now, so you know where I'm at. I use a Nokia 6190 with Analog sleave and analog roaming, so you can tell I've been with T-mobile since the Voicestream days. I actually signed up in 1999. So I'm a little out of the loop on the newer technology. What I'd like to know is the 850mhz roaming in the rural areas anywhere as good as the old analog roaming coverage wise? On the newer phones can you force them to search for 850mhz, and last is there anyway to know that you are roaming on 850mhz or does it just say the network name in the phone screen like when your roaming on 1900mhz? Since cellular providers are no longer required to keep there analog networks up after the first part of 2008 I figure I better look into other roaming options. I use the Analog Roaming alot when I'm in the Rural areas of eastern Washington.
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