May 26, 201312 yr I found this article about it, but I peronally don't have a 3G phone: http://www.thephuketnews.com/genuine-3g-service-arrives-in-phuket-39223.php It says you have to sign up for the 2.1 GHz service rather than the 900 MHz with AIS.
May 26, 201312 yr i called up ais and Preregistered for 3g on 2100 they then sent me an sms last week saying i could go in and get my new sim card but haven't bothered yet. Just dial 1175 number an follow instructions
May 26, 201312 yr I don't understand why there should be a need SIM card. It should just depend which frequencies the mobile device is using.. and possibly some configuration on the mobile operator subscription database.
May 28, 201312 yr Currently using the 3G on the AIS 900 band I have a Galaxy Nexus which supports: Compatible networks GSM/GPRS/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900HSPA 850/900/1700/1900/2100 so what's the point of swapping to the 2100 band? Less people on it and less congestion? or does higher frequency = better speed (I doubt it)
May 28, 201312 yr I don't understand why there should be a need SIM card. It should just depend which frequencies the mobile device is using.. and possibly some configuration on the mobile operator subscription database. I agree
May 29, 201312 yr I don't understand why there should be a need SIM card. It should just depend which frequencies the mobile device is using.. and possibly some configuration on the mobile operator subscription database. While in Germany I also had to get a new SIM card (same number) I did not sign up for 3G AIS. It just works.
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