Always read the fine print, this seems to be the moral of the story. The Clove operator in Britain, reported on his blog this sticker on European housings Galaxy Note 3, the latest Samsung phablette. It states that “ product is compatible with SIM cards from a European operator “, is one of the member countries of the European Union which may be added Albania, Andorra, Bosnia and Herzegovina, the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Monaco, Montenegro, San Marino, Serbia and the Vatican.
What should be understood here? The case is simple: Samsung block the ability to use a foreign SIM card in Europe, for example, American, buyers of a European Galaxy Note. Suffice to say that such information can only be controversial. The case seems even more
extent, if these data have proven (so far only confirmed by Samsung Germany), would seek to regionalize purchases rather than use. The idea would be to not buy a smartphone in Europe to bring in another region of the world, rather than to prevent the use abroad. Still pleased, do you want to blow. For pros like the others, if you do not use foreign SIM travel, beware of roaming when you leave the country
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