What is diff btwn batteies and Chargers of diff Pro2? - Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Accessories

What is difference between batteries and chargers of HTC Touch pro2s of different carriers?
AT&T
Sprint
T-Mobile
Verizon
I want to buy charger for battery and there is written that it is for:
HTC T7373 / HTC Touch Pro2 / Alltel & HTC Touch Pro2 / Sprint & HTC Touch Pro2 / T-Mobile MDA Vario V / T-Mobile Wing II / AT&T Tilt2
there is no Verizon TP2 mentioned, why?
Thank you.

All the HTC chargers have had the same specs for years now. Any charger labelled for the TP2 is okay.

redpoint73
Thank you for the answer.

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HTC Touch Pro (Euro) and U.S. T-mobile 3g

Hi,
I just got an HTC Touch Pro (Euro version not the Fuze). I pulled my T-mobile sim card from my T-mobile G1 with the U.S. T-mobile 3g plan and popped it in my new HTC Touch Pro. And can not get 3g. I've searched quite a bit through this forum and have noticed that this may not be possible from what others are saying however, many of those comments are dated and I was curious if there is any new progress on this front. Or if anyone has U.S. T-mobile 3g working on the ATT fuze?
Thanks for your time.
It's not possible to get 3G with T-Mobile in the US using the Touch Pro/Fuze. This is because T-Mobile uses the 1700Mhz band for their 3G. Currently VERY limited phones have this band built it. The G1 does, but that's about it for 'smartphones'.
It's a hardware and not a software issue.
This topic has been discussed AT LENGTH for the last 3 months. There is a thread already on this topic so please discuss this there.
Thread closed.

HTC Touch Pro US Cellular Help!

Got the USCC version, wondering which names it aligns with concerning accessories, ie batteries, covers, etc.. there seems to be umpteen different versions between both CDMA and GSM.. Verizon and Sprint CDMA different? USCC CDMA??
Any help which path to follow so I don't spend too much time thinking I have the wrong one?
Thanks.
I just saw my friend with this phone personally today and it lloks exactly like my sprint touch pro. so im saying its safe to buy any sprint or altell accesories as the verizon is more boxy and so is the fuze or gsm one.
Thanks! Hope mine arrives tomorrow!
Holy Range of Phones Batman!
I see Touch Pro, Raphael, Raphael 100, Raphael 101, Raphael 800, Raphael GSM, Fuze... ugh... I just want to buy a bigger battery!!!!!!!!
Sprint and Alltel TP accessories will work fine, it's the same phone. The big difference is GSM vs CDMA (diferent design) and Verizon vs every other CDMA.
I was admiring things over at Seidio's site but not enough to pull the credit card out yet.

OEM HTC T7373 Digitizer fit a Sprint TP2?

Any one know if a oem HTC T7373 digitzer will fit a sprint touch pro2?
besides having no logo and having a camera hole fill they fit and work with a sprint touch pro 2?
HTC Touch Pro 2 / HTC T7373 /AT&T version HTC Tilt2 / HTC T7377 / HTC T7378 / HTC Fortress / T-Mobile Touch Pro 2, MDA Vario V, Wing II, Sash 3G are the same it would not fit the Sprint / Verizon CDMA Version XV6875

3g-less, any alternatives?

Hey guys,
So I'm on my second android phone, currently an unlocked htc g2 on at&t. I love android and I love htc. Inconveniently, I also love full qwerty keyboards, limiting my interest to certain phones. My g2 is great, minus the fact that I can't get on the att 3g network. While its not a huge deal being stuck on EDGE, it obviously limits my web browsing when I'm away from wifi and the att 3g hotspot in my house teases me. There is not an att android phone that interests me one bit, leaving me to unlock (previously used an unlocked mytouch 3g slide).
I'm wondering if there is any sort of solution to my problem.
At&t 3g compatible, qwerty keyboard android phone???
Thanks in advance for any suggestions
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Motorola has 2 options that are newer phones on att per phonescoop that are droid 2.1 or higher with keyboards.
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There is the HTC Desire Z. It is identical to the T-Mobile G2 only a different display technology, and HTC Sense UI.
Recently us version with AT&T 3G frequencies was released. If you are goign to get one, be careful that you are getting US version(850/1900) and not euro version(900/2100)
Negri Electronics sells the US HTC Desire Z
negrielectronics .com/htc-desire-z-850-1900-3g-unlocked.html
gsmarena .com/htc_desire_z-3421.php

[Q] Can someone explain the difference between versions of the HTC One

Looking to move from IOS back to Android and got my eye on the HTC one.
Bit confused about the many versions out there. Read there are different radios, and some may be better than others.
Please correct me if i'm wrong here:
Dev edition - unlocked (unlocked bootloader also?)
Tmo - "best" support for radios vs ATT and Sprint (att version doesnt support tmo's LTE?)
What is the M7 version I occasionally see? is that the Dev edition?
edit: again, please correct me if i'm wrong here but based on some research:
ATT LTE is 700 and 1700
ATT 4G is 700/1700/2100
Tmo LTE is AWS
Tmo 4G is 1700/2100
ATT HTC One supports 850 but that’s only 3G (ATT also uses 1900 for 3G)
Tmo HTC One supports 700/1700 (ATT LTE) 2100 (ATT 4G) & AWS (TMO LTE) but lacks 850 which is ATT 3G.
So Tmobile's HTC One supports both ATT and Tmo LTE and 4G, but does not support ATT 3G.
Dev Edition is sold by HTC and has an unlocked bootloader
Google/Nexus edition- same phone but without ir blaster and HTC software, has stock adroid OS
m7 is the "codename" for the phone
All you have to do is get the phone for whichever carrier you are on, minus Verizon (they dont have it yet)
stefan.buddle said:
Dev Edition is sold by HTC and has an unlocked bootloader
Google/Nexus edition- same phone but without ir blaster and HTC software, has stock adroid OS
m7 is the "codename" for the phone
All you have to do is get the phone for whichever carrier you are on, minus Verizon (they dont have it yet)
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The Google edition still has the ir blaster it's just disabled until Google implements it in their OS by default
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