We got toooo many different versions for GN3, who can help to get it clear for me? I know N9000 powered by Exynos 5420 chipset which is different than N9005, but how about N900? what is this?
SM-N9002 Dual Sim variant for Chinese Market
SM-N9005 LTE variant
SM-N900K for KT Telecom South Korea
SM-N900L for LGU+ South Korea
SM-N900S for SK Telecom South Korea
SM-N900W8 - Canadian
SM-N9000Q Turkish
SM-N900A for AT&T United States
SM-N900P for Sprint United States
SM-N900T for T-Mobile USA
SM-N900V for Verizon Wireless
N9008W --- the Mexico Note 3 from Telcel
SM-N900,International variant
SLC22 for KDDI AU Japan
SGH-N075 and SGH-N099 for NTT Docomo Japan
Sent from my SM-N900T
SM-N900W8 - Canadian Note 3
cool ! so N9000 should also International variant?
lm that guy said:
SM-N9002 Dual Sim variant for Chinese Market
SM-N9005 LTE variant
SM-N900K for KT Telecom South Korea
SM-N900L for LGU+ South Korea
SM-N900S for SK Telecom South Korea
SM-N900A for AT&T United States
SM-N900P for Sprint United States
SM-N900T for T-Mobile USA
SM-N900V for Verizon Wireless
SM-N900,International variant
SLC22 for KDDI AU Japan
SGH-N075 and SGH-N099 for NTT Docomo Japan
Sent from my SM-N900T
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this belongs to which carrier please?
and N9008W --- the Mexico Note 3 from Telcel
SaHiLzZ said:
SM-N900W8 - Canadian Note 3
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lm that guy said:
SM-N9002 Dual Sim variant for Chinese Market
SM-N9005 LTE variant
SM-N900K for KT Telecom South Korea
SM-N900L for LGU+ South Korea
SM-N900S for SK Telecom South Korea
SM-N900A for AT&T United States
SM-N900P for Sprint United States
SM-N900T for T-Mobile USA
SM-N900V for Verizon Wireless
SM-N900,International variant
SLC22 for KDDI AU Japan
SGH-N075 and SGH-N099 for NTT Docomo Japan
Sent from my SM-N900T
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SM-N9000Q Turkish model
kromosto said:
SM-N9000Q Turkish model
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cool ... lets see how many variants they offered to earn our money
N9000 camera Vs N9005 camera
Hello guy
I'm so confused about the camcorder differences of N9005 and N9000 version.
Does N9000 has 120fps filming?
I heard somewhere that the only difference is that N9005 has 4K capability. However, some say that N9005 has 720p 120fps filming, a capability that N9000 lacks.
Can you please clear this up? Are they only different in terms of 4K filming?
Those who have N9000 version please post a sample of 120fps filming if their phone has that capability.
Thanks in advance
farhad_persona said:
Hello guy
I'm so confused about the camcorder differences of N9005 and N9000 version.
Does N9000 has 120fps filming?
I heard somewhere that the only difference is that N9005 has 4K capability. However, some say that N9005 has 720p 120fps filming, a capability that N9000 lacks.
Can you please clear this up? Are they only different in terms of 4K filming?
Those who have N9000 version please post a sample of 120fps filming if their phone has that capability.
Thanks in advance
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do you think 4k resolution is that important? the max resolution we may see is 1920x1080, so even if it up to 4096×2160 (4K), you don't feel any difference.
there are many difference between N9000 and N9005, like N9000 is with Exynos 5420, supports WCDMA/GSM, N9005 is with Qualcomm Snapdragon 800, supports LTE 4G/WCDMA/GSM
so many version....
the mexican version with telcel is n900w8, ad stated in tecel official page
moraymol said:
do you think 4k resolution is that important? the max resolution we may see is 1920x1080, so even if it up to 4096×2160 (4K), you don't feel any difference.
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YES, it is a huge difference for some people like me, who use the note's camera for slow motion footage and 4K resolution videos, because not all of us watch the videos only on the note, but also on a 4K screen. (or using a screenshot of a 4K video as an image -> editing in photoshop etc)
So i think we would like to know the detailed specs and differences of course. In 2 years there will only be 4K displays on sale for TVs and computer screens.
According to: http://www.gsmarena.com/samsung_galaxy_note_3-review-996.php
Video recording:
N9005: [email protected], [email protected], [email protected]
N9000: [email protected]
N9005: Quad-core 2.26 GHz Krait 400 CPU, Adreno 330 GPU; Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 chipset
N9000: Quad-core 1. 9GHz Cortex-A15 & quad-core 1.3 GHz Cortex-A7, Mali-T628 MP6 GPU; Exynos 5420 chipset
The Samsung Galaxy Note 3 (the Snapdragon 800 edition) premiers 2160p video capture, more commonly referred to as UHD 4K or just 4K. It translates to videos of 3840 x 2160 resolution, or in other words, four times the resolution of 1920 x 1080 FullHD clips. The latter is also available on the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 in standard 30 frames per second mode along with the smooth [email protected] video recording.
Note that in 4K video shooting you can't use Dual Shot mode and doesn't allow stills capture during recording, while in 1080p recording you can snap full-res 8 MP 16:9 aspect images.
30 fps FullHD videos carry the bitrate of around 16 Mbps, while 60fps movies take about 30Mbps. Audio is captured at 122 Kbps with a sampling rate of 48 kHz with 2 channels (read stereo). The more interesting 2160p video recording mode carries a very high 47 Mbps bitrate (almost three times that of 1080p videos) for the same 30 fps framerate. Audio is recorded with a bitrate of 123 Kbps with the same 48 kHz sampling rate.
During 1080p video recording you can zoom up to 4x times with the Galaxy Note 3 retaining the same quality up to 2x zoom (because the camera is capable of the double 2160p resolution). Beyond the 2x zoom, things start to downgrade rather quickly.
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Does N900 do 4K?
underlines said:
According to: http://www.gsmarena.com/samsung_galaxy_note_3-review-996.php
Video recording:
N9005: [email protected], [email protected], [email protected]
N9000: [email protected]
N9005: Quad-core 2.26 GHz Krait 400 CPU, Adreno 330 GPU; Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 chipset
N9000: Quad-core 1. 9GHz Cortex-A15 & quad-core 1.3 GHz Cortex-A7, Mali-T628 MP6 GPU; Exynos 5420 chipset
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Does the N900 also do 4k?
BlushNine said:
Does the N900 also do 4k?
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According to the post above you, Nope it does not
Video recording:
N9005: [email protected], [email protected], [email protected]
N9000: [email protected]
N900 has Total RAM 2.66 GB, and N9005 has only 2.38 GB Total RAM.
Weird?
AS of J7, N9000: [email protected] is an option.
Compatibility SM-900 mexican carriers
Hello, I got a SM-N900 thinking it would work smoothly with MOVISTAR or TELCEL carriers (mexico) but I am having many issues, the phone starts jumping bewtween having and not service, I can't browse, my question would be, I have the sim card I use and work perfectly with data 3G with an Iphone 4S, 4 and 5, then I tested on an S4 GT-I9505 factory unlocked and worked, and in a S3 itnernational version and worked fine (2 sims telcel and movistar), but on my note doesn't work any.. what could be the issue???
Thanks for your help
lm that guy said:
SM-N9002 Dual Sim variant for Chinese Market
SM-N9005 LTE variant
SM-N900K for KT Telecom South Korea
SM-N900L for LGU+ South Korea
SM-N900S for SK Telecom South Korea
SM-N900W8 - Canadian
SM-N9000Q Turkish
SM-N900A for AT&T United States
SM-N900P for Sprint United States
SM-N900T for T-Mobile USA
SM-N900V for Verizon Wireless
N9008W --- the Mexico Note 3 from Telcel
SM-N900,International variant
SLC22 for KDDI AU Japan
SGH-N075 and SGH-N099 for NTT Docomo Japan
Sent from my SM-N900T
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Jecha10 said:
Hello, I got a SM-N900 thinking it would work smoothly with MOVISTAR or TELCEL carriers (mexico) but I am having many issues, the phone starts jumping bewtween having and not service, I can't browse...
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moraymol said:
We got toooo many different versions for GN3, who can help to get it clear for me? I know N9000 powered by Exynos 5420 chipset which is different than N9005, but how about N900? what is this?
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farhad_persona said:
I'm so confused about the camcorder differences of N9005 and N9000 version.
Does N9000 has 120fps filming?
I heard somewhere that the only difference is that N9005 has 4K capability. However, some say that N9005 has 720p 120fps filming, a capability that N900
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I have a SM N900, there's no N9000, Samsung phones used to have the model in thousands but this phone is simply N900 in the international Exynos version
I can film at [email protected], [email protected] and [email protected]; contrary to what you've heard.
And I'm using this phone in IUSACELL Mexico and it works perfectly, no problem whatsoever didn't even need to unlock or anything just inserted the SIM.
Sent from my SM-N900 using xda app-developers app
N900 network issues
*GalaxyDev* said:
I have a SM N900, there's no N9000, Samsung phones used to have the model in thousands but this phone is simply N900 in the international Exynos version
I can film at [email protected], [email protected] and [email protected]; contrary to what you've heard.
And I'm using this phone in IUSACELL Mexico and it works perfectly, no problem whatsoever didn't even need to unlock or anything just inserted the SIM.
Sent from my SM-N900 using xda app-developers app
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So it might be the phone itself?? have you tried to use it with any other carrier?? i mean it supposes to work just inserting the chip, i have bought plenty of international samsungs and this is the first time I got that type of issue
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It appears that Samsung has quietly released a new member of their Galaxy S II family. The Samsung I929 Galaxy S II Duos is the China telecom version of the extremely popular http://www.gsmarena.com/samsung_i92...h_dualnetwork_support_surfaces-news-3569.php#SMARTphone and is the first Galaxy S II device to come with both CDMA2000 and GSM support. The I929 Galaxy S II Duosis built around a 4.52" WVGA Super AMOLED Plus screen and features a 1.2 GHz dual-core CPU. The company hasn't published the exact details of the chipset, but the clock speed of the CPU suggests that the Galaxy S II Duos runs on a modified Exynos.
More info here > http://www.gsmarena.com/samsung_i92...th_dualnetwork_support_surfaces-news-3569.php
looks like a rare version of sgs2 only for chinese country, don't spect it in the rest of the world
Nyssa1104 said:
It appears that Samsung has quietly released a new member of their Galaxy S II family. The Samsung I929 Galaxy S II Duos is the China telecom version of the extremely popular http://www.gsmarena.com/samsung_i92...h_dualnetwork_support_surfaces-news-3569.php#SMARTphone and is the first Galaxy S II device to come with both CDMA2000 and GSM support. The I929 Galaxy S II Duosis built around a 4.52" WVGA Super AMOLED Plus screen and features a 1.2 GHz dual-core CPU. The company hasn't published the exact details of the chipset, but the clock speed of the CPU suggests that the Galaxy S II Duos runs on a modified Exynos.
More info here > http://www.gsmarena.com/samsung_i92...th_dualnetwork_support_surfaces-news-3569.php
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Sir,
According to Specification, this phone works with CDMA2000. Can it work with WCDMA? Can I change the ROM so that it can be used with WCDMA?
stevenwtchan said:
Sir,
According to Specification, this phone works with CDMA2000. Can it work with WCDMA? Can I change the ROM so that it can be used with WCDMA?
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No, it doesn't have a WCDMA radio (it seems) so there is nothing you can do.
If you want one with WCDMA (aka UMTS or HSUPA/HSDPA) go with the international i9100 if you want GMS/UMTS there is also the SGH-T989 which goes by the SGS2 name but has very different hardware Qualcomm vs samsung exynos.
Depends on which part of the world you live in.
veyka said:
No, it doesn't have a WCDMA radio (it seems) so there is nothing you can do.
If you want one with WCDMA (aka UMTS or HSUPA/HSDPA) go with the international i9100 if you want GMS/UMTS there is also the SGH-T989 which goes by the SGS2 name but has very different hardware Qualcomm vs samsung exynos.
Depends on which part of the world you live in.
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that's correct it will work on wcdma only. In china, different telecom companies use different radios. China telecom uses CDMA 2000 while China Unicom uses WCDMA. China Mobile uses GSM only.
I ask my self why Samsung can't or whon't to release an I929 for europe with WCDMA and all that we need.
-why only for china????
Hi,
I just confirmed my back-order for the I9500 (and the product description is mentioning LTE eu which I believe means Europe). However, I'm a T-mo subscriber.
Does any one know if T-mo will support the European LTE (or in other words - will the I9500 will work with T-mo or AT&T LTE network?)
Thanks,
Gil.
Hi! Us Tmobile User Here!
gilbnx said:
Hi,
I just confirmed my back-order for the I9500 (and the product description is mentioning LTE eu which I believe means Europe). However, I'm a T-mo subscriber.
Does any one know if T-mo will support the European LTE (or in other words - will the I9500 will work with T-mo or AT&T LTE network?)
Thanks,
Gil.
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Hi! Us Tmobile User Here! Sadly no. The i9500 does not come equipped with 4g LTE chips. Mainly due to Europe's lack of a reliable network. The i9505(international) on the other hand does support LTE, so does the us version (SGH-M919). But buying one of these phones is somewhat of a waste knowing there could be compatibility issues with your network. In simple terms, stick with you i9500. HSPA+ IS NOT BAD. On paper it has a 42mbits max while LTE IS A WHOPPING 100MBITS. But the problem is paper stats dont translate well into everyday. Many times i find my self enjoying faster speeds on my HSPA+ phone then my LTE friends, variables like network congestion and signal strengrh can all factor into this. So yeah, stick with your I9500, the lack of LTE will only save you battery:laugh:!
sofyanator said:
Hi! Us Tmobile User Here! Sadly no. The i9500 does not come equipped with 4g LTE chips. Mainly due to Europe's lack of a reliable network. The i9505(international) on the other hand does support LTE, so does the us version (SGH-M919). But buying one of these phones is somewhat of a waste knowing there could be compatibility issues with your network. In simple terms, stick with you i9500. HDSPA+ IS NOT BAD. On paper it has a 42mbits max while LTE IS A WHOPPING 100MBITS. But the problem is paper stats dont translate well into everyday. Many times i find my self enjoying faster speeds on my HSPA+ phone then my LTE friends, variables like network congestion and signal strengrh can all factor into this. So yeah, stick with your I9500, the lack of LTE will only save you battery:laugh:!
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I think that the lack of LTE for the i9500 is now updated. This is the spec from the website I've ordered the i9500 from:
Network: 2.5G (GSM/ GPRS/ EDGE): 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 MHz; 3G (HSPA+ 42Mbps): 850 / 900 / 1900 / 2100 MHz; 4G (LTE Cat 3 100/50Mbps) : up to 6 different band sets(Dependent on market)
Display: 5 inch Full HD Super AMOLED (1920 x 1080) display, 441 ppi
Processor: 1.6 GHz Octa-Core Processor
OS: Android 4.2.2 (Jelly Bean)
(they had the rest of the spec, cam, etc. but its not relevant for this thread).
This is the site: http://www.expansys-usa.com/samsung-galaxy-s-4-smartphone-black-mist-16gb-unlocked-247538/
As you can see, it is the 1.6Ghz Octa core and it does support LTE per this spec. The question is - will it work with the US (T-mo and AT&T) bands?
Thanks.
sofyanator said:
Hi! Us Tmobile User Here! Sadly no. The i9500 does not come equipped with 4g LTE chips. Mainly due to Europe's lack of a reliable network. The i9505(international) on the other hand does support LTE, so does the us version (SGH-M919). But buying one of these phones is somewhat of a waste knowing there could be compatibility issues with your network. In simple terms, stick with you i9500. HSPA+ IS NOT BAD. On paper it has a 42mbits max while LTE IS A WHOPPING 100MBITS. But the problem is paper stats dont translate well into everyday. Many times i find my self enjoying faster speeds on my HSPA+ phone then my LTE friends, variables like network congestion and signal strengrh can all factor into this. So yeah, stick with your I9500, the lack of LTE will only save you battery:laugh:!
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AFAIK there won't be compatibility issues because the GT-I9505 will support all global LTE frequencies and standards. And what you said about LTE in Europe is wrong. There is a "reliable" network in Europe but it works on other frequencies than in US and moreover most countries in Europe will get the GT-I9505 version only. What you said was the case with the SGS3 but now the Exynos version (GT-I9500) will be officially in only few Europe countries.
gilbnx said:
I think that the lack of LTE for the i9500 is now updated. This is the spec from the website I've ordered the i9500 from:
Network: 2.5G (GSM/ GPRS/ EDGE): 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 MHz; 3G (HSPA+ 42Mbps): 850 / 900 / 1900 / 2100 MHz; 4G (LTE Cat 3 100/50Mbps) : up to 6 different band sets(Dependent on market)
Display: 5 inch Full HD Super AMOLED (1920 x 1080) display, 441 ppi
Processor: 1.6 GHz Octa-Core Processor
OS: Android 4.2.2 (Jelly Bean)
(they had the rest of the spec, cam, etc. but its not relevant for this thread).
This is the site: http://www.expansys-usa.com/samsung-galaxy-s-4-smartphone-black-mist-16gb-unlocked-247538/
As you can see, it is the 1.6Ghz Octa core and it does support LTE per this spec. The question is - will it work with the US (T-mo and AT&T) bands?
Thanks.
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Negative. I spoke to them and had them look up the exact model with their procurement. The version they are getting is sourced from South America and DOES NOT have LTE despite it saying so on their website. It appears that many websites have made this same mistake because like Expansys they have simply reposted Samsungs description but it does not discern between the Korean version which is an Octa with LTE and the rest of the (announced) Octa variants which do not have LTE.
delete.
International phones are on International Baseband. US phones are on us baseband. If they were the same then there would be no US-International. It would just be one baseband. So i doubt it will but you can still be open to possibilities.
gilbnx said:
Hi,
I just confirmed my back-order for the I9500 (and the product description is mentioning LTE eu which I believe means Europe). However, I'm a T-mo subscriber.
Does any one know if T-mo will support the European LTE (or in other words - will the I9500 will work with T-mo or AT&T LTE network?)
Thanks,
Gil.
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Can I ask, where did you preorder the GT-i9500?
Just remember, buying international phones is a PAIN for warranty. So be careful.
Nephilim-Giant said:
Just remember, buying international phones is a PAIN for warranty. So be careful.
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Warranty is not really an issue for me, just need to know where I can get the Exynos variant.
Buddy39914 said:
Warranty is not really an issue for me, just need to know where I can get the Exynos variant.
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Negri or expansys
Nephilim-Giant said:
Negri or expansys
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I've seen that, but their descriptions are really confusing. Some marked LTE, some marked LTA (not sure what that means), and some are marked just GT-i9500. Those which are marked just GT-i9500 say that they come with a quad-core, which should not be; the GT-i9500 is supposed to be octa-core. GT-i9505 is quad-core.
Which is which? Also, there are 16, 32, 64GB versions on the website; I doubt we will be seeing something higher than the 16GB version for the release.
Also, if I order the octa-core version. When will I get it, approximately?
Hi,
I'm having real trouble finding info on this so I hope you can help.
I have a standard 3uk 3g micro sim card in my international GS3. Can I use this card in an LTE enabled GS3. Is the LTE device backward compatable. I don't expect to get LTE coverage I just need to know if my sim will work as normal in an LTE device.
Yeah it is. If there's no 4G it should revert to whats next available such as 3G
Murdhie said:
Hi,
I'm having real trouble finding info on this so I hope you can help.
I have a standard 3uk 3g micro sim card in my international GS3. Can I use this card in an LTE enabled GS3. Is the LTE device backward compatable. I don't expect to get LTE coverage I just need to know if my sim will work as normal in an LTE device.
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Thank you for your reply. Amazing how hard it is to find info on such a simple question. Called three and the guy couldn't grasp what I meant.
Thanks again.
Hi,
I'm about to get SG-S4!!
I read through the forum, didn't find a sold answer if SHV-E300S with Exynos 5 (Octa) will work with LTE in US!
Can anyone please let us know...
Thanks
It won't, the bands aren't supported. It won't work in the EU either.
Sent from my GT-I9505 using xda premium
mahboob2t said:
Hi,
I'm about to get SG-S4!!
I read through the forum, didn't find a sold answer if SHV-E300S with Exynos 5 (Octa) will work with LTE in US!
Can anyone please let us know...
Thanks
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If you want to:
-Pay 200 dollars more expensive(import tax + local seller commission)
-Have a bigger size(korea version is thicker than us one) and have stupid korea restriction(sms limitation, etc...)
-Take a phone who only support Korea 4G frequency and imcompatible with all other country
You can surely go for this version. No problem!!!
mathieulh said:
It won't, the bands aren't supported. It won't work in the EU either.
Sent from my GT-I9505 using xda premium
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Good to know..
Madawcisrich said:
If you want to:
-Pay 200 dollars more expensive(import tax + local seller commission)
-Have a bigger size(korea version is thicker than us one) and have stupid korea restriction(sms limitation, etc...)
-Take a phone who only support Korea 4G frequency and imcompatible with all other country
You can surely go for this version. No problem!!!
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lol yeah I see no prob
I'm using a app called SKT Hidden Menu with my SHV-E300S. You can change the network channels to work in the US.
soundping said:
I'm using a app called SKT Hidden Menu with my SHV-E300S. You can change the network channels to work in the US.
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Hi, since you have the korea version, please show us more pictures about its size, what difference does he have other than the fact he get overclocked processor and compatible LTE? Some physical difference? Bigger than us one? Thicker? Some restrictions? Do you mean that with your app, you can use 4G LTE in the US and in other countries? Also where did you buy your phone? How much does it cost? Thank you.
The overclocked processor settings was dropped before it's release. It's now 4 cores at 1.6 and 4 cores at 1.2. I'm guessing because of heat issues.
Just doing a backup will make the phone heat up quick. Plus, the battery life isn't good.
I should have waited two more months before buying a S4.
I too want to have the octa core S4 with LTE to use in the US and don't want to settle for anything less. Some sources say that the S4 Exynos octa-core supports 20 LTE bands, but often responses from people say that the Korean LTE S4 won't work with US LTE bands. Wiki contains some info on the S4 and LTE bands but I'm a noob so it's not clear to me why it is a definite no for LTE in the US.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samsung_Galaxy_S4
SHV-E300/ - Korean with 3 variations: K, L and S
K: GSM, DCS
L: CLR, IMT
S: CLR, DCS
GT-I9505 - International version
800, 850, GSM, 1800 MHz, IMT, IMT-E
SGH-I337 - AT&T
700 MHz (Band 17), AWS, IMT, IMT-E
SGH-M919 - TMobile
700 MHz (Band 17), CLR, AWS, PCS, IMT, IMT-E
I'm targetting to use the S4 on Tmobile LTE. So according to that info Tmobile supports 6 LTE bands, some of which are also listed under the K, L and S variations of the Korean S4. To me that sorta implies that Tmobile LTE would work, but then I'm a noob and not sure how that works out. I don't know how reliable the Wiki info is so it'll be great to know. I've also seen sources that say the Korean S4 supports LTE bands 1/4/7/17. The info are scattered around and carriers don't specifically release these info so that makes things even harder.
But assuming the wiki info is reliable, if you can explain how it works or not work would you please enlighten the rest of us. Thanks.
soundping said:
I'm using a app called SKT Hidden Menu with my SHV-E300S. You can change the network channels to work in the US.
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i have a shv-e300s too, and i have used lte because of skt hidden menu by switching to option lte all on the network mode because it doesnt have the option lte band 1 like your app do. and a few days ago my lte suddenly stopped working and i don't receive signals from my network when i switch to lte all. do i need to root it first? im from the Philippines by the way and my network use band 1 for lte thanks bro
If LTE is available via the T-Mo Snapdragon 800 processor and the upcoming 700 MHz spectrum auction, I think it's a no-brainer.
Future-proof for LTE network and, via its 4k camcorder, for ultraHD TVs.
Region lock doesn't seem to be an issue thanks to ChainFire (root).
Thoughts, other concerns?
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Note 3 N9000 and N9005 are different equipments, so why they are not separated like others devices (S3, S4 and Note 2)?
This will avoid questions like: "Is this for N9000 variants or N9005?"
It's just my opinion...
cebs said:
Note 3 N9000 and N9005 are different equipments, so why they are not separated like others devices (S3, S4 and Note 2)?
This will avoid questions like: "Is this for N9000 variants or N9005?"
It's just my opinion...
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The handset is same, the only difference is one is 3G while the other supports 4G and processor. All the other things including OS and other hardware is same, so there is not point in making it a different device? Besides you can't launch Note 3 and Note 4 on the same day
keytsox said:
The handset is same, the only difference is one is 3G while the other supports 4G and processor. All the other things including OS and other hardware is same, so there is not point in making it a different device? Besides you can't launch Note 3 and Note 4 on the same day
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N9005 and N9000 are totally different , one has the ExyNos with Mali T628 the other Snap 800 and andreno 330 , one can do 4k recording and the other can't ...
two different section would be welcomed .
keytsox said:
The handset is same, the only difference is one is 3G while the other supports 4G and processor. All the other things including OS and other hardware is same, so there is not point in making it a different device? Besides you can't launch Note 3 and Note 4 on the same day
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So, for you 3G version and LTE are all the same...
Completely wrong...
SkyWalker1726 said:
N9005 and N9000 are totally different , one has the ExyNos with Mali T628 the other Snap 800 and andreno 330 , one can do 4k recording and the other can't ...
two different section would be welcomed .
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Exactly...
Other devices like the ones i mentioned have different threats so this one needs also...
Thread here basically is for N9005.
I do agree shall separate the N900/N9000 vs N9005.
N900/9000 - Exynos 5420, Mali T628, HSPA.
N9005 - Snapdragon 800, Adreno 330, LTE.
I don't want to start another thread just to ask this question, but more roms and kernels will be available on n9005 version, right? I have the option to go with either n900 and n9005. I know one has LTE and the other doesn't. All I'm worrying about is which version would have the most dev support?
Completely agree that they are different phones with different firmwares/software and better be separated...please.
atvong said:
I don't want to start another thread just to ask this question, but more roms and kernels will be available on n9005 version, right? I have the option to go with either n900 and n9005. I know one has LTE and the other doesn't. All I'm worrying about is which version would have the most dev support?
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I don't know now that the 900 seems to not have the knox issue.
But the source for the 9005 will be more open.
Sent from my SM-N9005 using XDA Premium 4 mobile app
Andrewtst said:
Thread here basically is for N9005.
I do agree shall separate the N900/N9000 vs N9005.
N900/9000 - Exynos 5420, Mali T628, HSPA.
N9005 - Snapdragon 800, Adreno 330, LTE.
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I think you got the devices reversed, the N9005 is the exynos and the N900 which is what I have US AT&T N900A is a qualcomm snapdragon 800 with 4G lte.
RoloRacer on Note3 N900A
Nope....
N9005 is LTE Snapdragon
Source: im using it
roloracer said:
I think you got the devices reversed, the N9005 is the exynos and the N900 which is what I have US AT&T N900A is a qualcomm snapdragon 800 with 4G lte.
RoloRacer on Note3 N900A
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illusion786 said:
Nope....
N9005 is LTE Snapdragon
Source: im using it
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+1
So the US N900 is snapdragon and the N9005 ? so is the international version of the N900 the exynos model?
RoloRacer on Note3 N900A
roloracer said:
I think you got the devices reversed, the N9005 is the exynos and the N900 which is what I have US AT&T N900A is a qualcomm snapdragon 800 with 4G lte.
RoloRacer on Note3 N900A
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You the one reversed the order & mess up. Kindly check proper.
All Note 3 Variants
SM-N900 - Exynos 5420
SM-N9000 - Exynos 5420
SM-N9000Q - Exynos 5420
SM-N900A - Snapdragon 800 (USA AT&T)
SM-N900P - Snapdragon 800 (USA Sprint)
SM-N900T - Snapdragon 800 (USA T-Mobile)
SM-N900V - Snapdragon 800 (USA Verizon Wireless)
SM-N9002 - Snapdragon 800 Dual SIM (China Unicom)
SM-N9005 - Snapdragon 800 (International Edition)
SM-N9006 - Snapdragon 800 (China Edition)
SM-N9008 - Snapdragon 800 (China Mobile)
SM-N9009 - Snapdragon 800 (China Surfing)
SM-N900W8 - Snapdragon 800 (Canada Edition)
Thanks for that post describing the variants. I am looking to buy and am not sure which is a good fit. I'm wanting LTE on the ATT/TMO freqs. N900A/N900T/N9005 ???? I have tried searching XDA, but, as usual, my search of threads take hours and does not result in much ?
Bootloader locks? KNOX? Region locks?
Where to find the answers please.