Samsung Conquer 4G to Pack WiMax and Android 2.3
One-Carrier Phone
But, like all Sprint phones, it's not easy to use with a different carrier. That's true for nearly all US phones, though. Whether they support different bands, or they're locked, or whatever, most US phones are designed just for one US carrier.
There's nothing to say Samsung won't introduce a very similar phone for Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile, but they've only really done that with their flagship Galaxy S series so far.
Lord Azrael said:
I'm guessing that, just like other manufacturers do with T-Mobile and AT&T, Samsung could just make another version that would be compatible with Verizon's bands...
It's already compatible with Verizon's bands since it has CDMA 850/1900. It just also happens to have CDMA800 SMR.
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