On top of being GSM unlocked, it also worked with Verizon, both LTE and CDMA.
Just inserted a sim and disabled LTE.Just curious how did you get the CDMA part to work? Did you simply insert the SIM card or did you have to register via Verizon (or the carrier's) website (I'm assuming you mean Verizon when you say CDMA)?
I know for CDMA you used to have to register the phone via Verizon website in order to get it to work, since there is no SIM card for CDMA registering your phone was always necessary.
Just inserted a sim and disabled LTE.
On top of being GSM unlocked, it also worked with Verizon, both LTE and CDMA.
Just inserted a sim and disabled LTE.
That's interesting, I wonder if they are doing away with CDMA completely. Unless the new iPhone 6 has both CDMA and GSM built in for all carriers.
Just curious how did you get the CDMA part to work? Did you simply insert the SIM card or did you have to register via Verizon (or the carrier's) website (I'm assuming you mean Verizon when you say CDMA)?
I know for CDMA you used to have to register the phone via Verizon website in order to get it to work, since there is no SIM card for CDMA registering your phone was always necessary.
Verizon has had SIM cards since they introduced LTE. On LTE phones, they use the SIM to authenticate on both CDMA and LTE networks.verizon has sim cards?? huh??
Except it doesn't seem like the CDMA radio is disabled on the 6 and 6 Plus. My AT&T locked iPhone 6 Plus shows both IMEI and MEID.Since the CDMA radio is disabled, what exactly did you do?
The latter. Verizon will eventually become LTE only, but probably not for another few years.