So the UL00 has dual SIMs, but do any versions have "dual 4G" capability?
The Middle East firmware (C433B146) I'm now on doesn't - it will allow you to switch the 3/4G capability between the two SIM cards, but the other one will be on 2G. So clearly it's not a hardware limitation of particular SIM slots, but something in software. Can it cope with two 3G/4G services active at the same time though?
Anything different on any other localisation? I know that L09 is single SIM.
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Hi i have been looking for a DUAL Sim for some time for various phones. And i just traded in my Kaiser in for a S730.
I am looking for a dual Sim that is capable of rendering both 2g and 3g.
As i am from the UK and have an ORANGE UK sim card and a HUTCHINSON 3G UK sim card.
I can seem to find one that will support 3g (UMTS) to its full potential.
Any help
I've got this http://www.dual-sim.nl/ and it works fine
Hi. I have a GB xt1068 (dual SIM) and am wondering what the second SIM will allow me to do. It it simply like having two mutually exclusive phone lines in one handset (e.g. need to activate one or the other) or can they work together (e.g receive call from either)
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Hi. I have a GB xt1068 (dual SIM) and am wondering what the second SIM will allow me to do. It it simply like having two mutually exclusive phone lines in one handset (e.g. need to activate one or the other) or can they work together (e.g receive call from either)
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Dual SIM is useful for various situations. I personally use it to both have a cheap 3GB mobile internet (tablet contract) and a cheap phone/SMS (prepaid), since there are no contracts for that much data+phone for a low price where I live.
When you are travelling a lot, you can use the second SIM slot for a SIM from a local carrier, so you don't have to roam but still can be contacted with your number in the original SIM slot.
You can also use it for your work SIM, if you don't handle crucial company data, so you don't have to carry around two devices. After work, you can easily disable the SIM, if you don't want to be contacted any more.
However, AFAIK, the Moto G 2014 only has one GSM and one HSDPA modem for both SIMs. So you can not have two calls or two data connections at the same time. But it is easily possible to switch the SIM (for example right before a call, you can decide from which SIM to call).
Hope that helped
Note that one sim will use 3G only and the other will be 2G for phone calls. So if you plan on use a three network sim for phone calls then the other sim will be downgraded to 2G so you will not be able to use data on that at the same time.
I have an older dual sim adapter I had used on some previous phones. I installed it primarily out of curiousity on the #2 sim slot and populated it with two freedompop (AT&T LTE, data only) sims. Sim toolkit (the app used to switch sims) shows a notification ("AT&T sim-1), but doesn't allow me to change it. It may also be reading sim #1 in the phone since it is populated with a tracfone AT&T sim, as oposed to one of the freedompop sims in the adapter on the phones #2 sim slot.
It is picking up one of the freedompop sims with LTE and seems to be working fine, I just can't access sim toolkit to change freedompop sims.
Anyway I was wondering if anybody with experience with dual sim adapters might have some insight on the adapter use with a dual sim phone. Thanks.
when I put the sim in tray 1 I cannot connect to LTE but on tray 2 {the one with microsd) I get only H+. why is this?
just checked my dual sim and it's the same, only 2g/3g available in sd/sim tray but lte/3g/2g in tray one.
mine is exynos unlocked/unbranded
I saw something a bit odd here. It says here on specs that secondary sim only supports voice but from what I know is that both SIM cards support data. Is there something wrong here? Do both sim slots not support data? To the best of my knowledge with this phone you can have two SIM cards and use data on both of them allowing you to download two WeChat apps and have two numbers for each WeChat account on one smartphone. Is this not the case now?? See link from HK below and look at the bottom of the specs page for supported bands on SIM card tray.
https://www.1010.com.hk/jsp/handsets...jsp?model=9692
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I don't have a second SIM handy but looking at the settings you set the phone with a default SIM for calling and a default for data. Makes sense you would have to do this. So outbound calls and default use of data is pushed through either SIM. Don't know if that helps....
Found a SIM and popped this in. I now have another option enabled which says switch data connection between calls. So the option moves the data to SIM 2 when taking a 4g call on SIM 1....
Dual SIM options
Single SIM only in Canada VOG-L04 model.