0 03sho macrumors 6502a Original poster Jul 25, 2008 #1 Why is it that when I go to settings and carrier. Under automatic it has O2, vodafone, Orange and t-mobile?
Why is it that when I go to settings and carrier. Under automatic it has O2, vodafone, Orange and t-mobile?
B bbwinkle macrumors member Jul 25, 2008 #2 03sho said: Why is it that when I go to settings and carrier. Under automatic it has O2, vodafone, Orange and t-mobile? Click to expand... I believe that is just how the software works.
03sho said: Why is it that when I go to settings and carrier. Under automatic it has O2, vodafone, Orange and t-mobile? Click to expand... I believe that is just how the software works.
sushi Moderator emeritus Jul 25, 2008 #3 Aren't those cell phone providers (companies) that sell the iPhone? Sorry, but I guess I am miss understanding your question.
Aren't those cell phone providers (companies) that sell the iPhone? Sorry, but I guess I am miss understanding your question.
P philgilder macrumors 68000 Jul 25, 2008 #4 all phones can connect to multiple networks, so if you go abroad you can roam on an alternative network it is similar to that for you as well, although there is no point in connecting to an alternative network, as calls etc will not be included also, in future please dont post threads with such a non-descriptive title Aren't those cell phone providers (companies) that sell the iPhone? Click to expand... yes, but they are also all the operators that operate in the UK
all phones can connect to multiple networks, so if you go abroad you can roam on an alternative network it is similar to that for you as well, although there is no point in connecting to an alternative network, as calls etc will not be included also, in future please dont post threads with such a non-descriptive title Aren't those cell phone providers (companies) that sell the iPhone? Click to expand... yes, but they are also all the operators that operate in the UK