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Will a standard SIM card fit into the Vita's Sim Card slot?
I'm asking this because I was wondering if I could put a T-Mo SIM card into the Vita and play games on T-Mo's 3G networks...
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I have not been able to test whether or not T-Mobile's network is compatible, but yes, the system accepts fullsized SIMs or microsims with an additional adapter.
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first, it's locked for AT&T's network
second, if there was an unlock hack released (down the road), it still wouldn't work on 3G because AT&T's 3G network and T-Mobile's 3G network run in different bands. In any case you'd be stuck on edge.
second, if there was an unlock hack released (down the road), it still wouldn't work on 3G because AT&T's 3G network and T-Mobile's 3G network run in different bands. In any case you'd be stuck on edge.
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So since Apple is known for the phrase, "there's an app for that" Sony should be known for "there's a mod for that"
The PSP-2000 was easily modded and people can mod PS3....as long as they don't want to play online :-(
So I bet you can produce a mod to get it to fit and work for a period of time, but since being online is your goal....I don't see your solution being successful or stable.
The PSP-2000 was easily modded and people can mod PS3....as long as they don't want to play online :-(
So I bet you can produce a mod to get it to fit and work for a period of time, but since being online is your goal....I don't see your solution being successful or stable.
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besides the slew of other problems, AT&T and T-mobile simply aren't on the same bands. It would be like trying to play FM on your AM radio.
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