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Originally Posted by Argie's Wife
Uh, isn't that what I just said?
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No, it's not what you said. Your message said that they "do not do that very well", in relation to being able to support voice and data connections simultaneously. The reality is that it doesn't work AT ALL, which is IMO quite a step beyond [not] very well.
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Uh, read my statement again. Google it. Research it. I have. My findings were you can get the iPhone on the network BUT it takes heavy modification to make it work and voids warrantees and updates. You can buy them on eBay for a pretty penny and the responses from buyers are that they work. There's a rumor that there's going to be multiple versions of the iPhone coming out in 2010, including a CDMA version.
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Anything you saw or read is simply a scam and a complete fabrication. "Heavy modification" would involve removing and replacing the radio and related chips inside the iPhone itself. It would also rely on people being able to get pin-compatible replacement chips and changing the whole structure of the iPhone from being GSM/SIM based to being CDMA based.