From: Randy 

RobertB. wrote:
> In article , "David B"
 wrote:
>
>
>>"Robert G Lewis"  wrote in message
>>news:44f8816d{at}w3.nls.net...
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>>>CDMA or GSM. I don't see a current TDMA on the Motorola site.
>>>
>>>Cingular seems to only offer the GSM version in the two areas I checked.
>>>
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>>That's because Cingular is a GSM carrier. Companies don't offer anything but
>>their own protocol. They also lock them to their own service, so it isn't
>>easy to take a T-Mobile GSM and convert it to a Cingular GSM.
>>
>>Hoowever, it CAN be done. Unless, of course, you use Sprint... That's a
>>whole 'nother animal.
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>
> Would that imply that a GSM phone from Cingular could be used in Europe?
> That would be a plus for me.

If your phone supports 900 and1800 MHz, yep.

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