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Inmarsat GSM 2 WAY Worldwide Worldwide --- Inmarsat GSM 2 WAY Worldwide --- Iridium GSM 2 WAY Worldwide --- Maritime Communications Partner AS (MCP network) GSM/Satellite 2 WAY Worldwide --- Thuraya GSM 2 WAY Asia-Pacific Afghanistan Afghan Wireless Communications Co. (AWCC) GSM 2 WAY Asia-Pacific Afghanistan Etisalat Afghanistan GSM 2 WAY Asia-Pacific Afghanistan MTN Afghanistan GSM 2 WAY Asia-Pacific Afghanistan TDCA GSM 2 WAY Eastern Europe Albania Eagle Mobile GSM 2 WAY Eastern Europe Albania Plus Communication Sh.A. GSM 2 WAY Eastern Europe Albania Vodafone (Albania) GSM 2 WAY Africa Algeria Algerie Telecom Mobile Mobilis GSM 2 WAY Africa Algeria Orascom Algeria GSM 2 WAY Africa Algeria Wataniya Telecom (Nedjma) GSM 2 WAY Asia-Pacific American Samoa Blue Sky Communications GSM 2 WAY Africa Angola Movicel CDMA/GSM 2 WAY Africa Angola Unitel Angola GSM/W-CDMA 2 WAY Americas Anguilla Cable & Wireless Anguilla GSM 2 WAY Americas Anguilla Digicel Anguilla GSM 2 WAY Americas Anguilla Weblinks GSM 2 WAY Americas Antigua APUA GSM 2 WAY Americas Antigua Cable & Wireless Antigua GSM 2 WAY Americas Antigua Digicel Antigua GSM 2 WAY Americas Argentina Claro Argentina (AMX) GSM/W-CDMA 2 WAY Americas Argentina Telecom Personal Argentina GSM/W-CDMA 2 WAY Americas Argentina Telefonica Moviles Argentina GSM/W-CDMA 2 WAY Eastern Europe Armenia Armentel GSM 2 WAY Eastern Europe Armenia Karabakh Telecom GSM 2 WAY Eastern Europe Armenia Orange Armenia GSM/W-CDMA 2 WAY Eastern Europe Armenia Vivacell (K-Telecom) GSM 2 WAY Americas Aruba Digicel Aruba W-CDMA 2 WAY Americas Aruba DTH Mio Aruba CDMA 2 WAY Americas Aruba Setar GSM/W-CDMA/TDMA 2 WAY Africa Ascension Island Cable & Wireless Ascension Island GSM 2 WAY Asia-Pacific Australia Hutchison Australia W-CDMA 2 WAY Asia-Pacific Australia Lyca Mobile Australia GSM(MVNO) 2 WAY Asia-Pacific Australia Optus GSM/W-CDMA 2 WAY Asia-Pacific Australia Pivotel Australia (Satellite) CDMA/Satellite 2 WAY Asia-Pacific Australia Telstra GSM/W-CDMA 2 WAY Asia-Pacific Australia Vodafone Australia GSM/W-CDMA 2 WAY Western Europe Austria Barablu Austria GSM(MVNO) 2 WAY Western Europe Austria Hutchison 3G Austria W-CDMA 2 WAY Eastern Europe Azerbaijan Azerfon GSM/W-CDMA 2 WAY Eastern Europe Azerbaijan Catel CDMA 2 WAY Eastern Europe Azerbaijan J.V.Bakcell GSM 2 WAY Americas Bahamas Bahamas Telecommunication Corporation (BATELCO) GSM 2 WAY Middle East Bahrain Viva Bahrain GSM 2 WAY Page 1 Copyright 1999-2012. CDYNE Corporation. All rights reserved. Note: network coverage is subject to change. Asia-Pacific Bangladesh Axiata (Bangladesh) GSM 2 WAY Asia-Pacific Bangladesh GrameenPhone Ltd GSM 2 WAY Asia-Pacific Bangladesh Orascom Telecom Bangladesh GSM 2 WAY Asia-Pacific Bangladesh Pacific Bangladesh Telecom Limited (Citycell) CDMA 2 WAY Asia-Pacific Bangladesh Teletalk GSM 2 WAY Asia-Pacific Bangladesh Warid Telecom Bangladesh GSM 2 WAY Americas Barbados Cable & Wireless Barbados GSM 2 WAY Americas Barbados Digicel Barbados GSM 2 WAY Western Europe Belgium Mobistar (Orange) GSM/W-CDMA 2 WAY Western Europe Belgium Proximus (Belgacom Mobile) GSM/W-CDMA 2 WAY Western Europe Belgium Telenet GSM 2 WAY Western Europe Belgium Voxbone GSM 2 WAY Americas Belize Belize Telecommunication GSM 2 WAY Americas Belize Speednet CDMA 2 WAY Africa Benin Bell Benin GSM 2 WAY Africa Benin Glomobile Benin GSM 2 WAY Africa Benin Libercom GSM 2 WAY Africa Benin MTN Benin GSM 2 WAY Africa Benin Telecel Benin GSM 2 WAY Americas Bermuda Bermuda Digital Communications CDMA 2 WAY Americas Bermuda Digicel Bermuda GSM 2 WAY Asia-Pacific Bhutan B-Mobile (Bhutan Telecom) GSM 2 WAY Asia-Pacific Bhutan Tashi Cell GSM 2 WAY Americas Bolivia Entel Bolivia GSM/TDMA 2 WAY Americas Bolivia Millicom TIGO Bolivia (Frmly Telecel) GSM/W-CDMA/TDMA 2 WAY Americas Bolivia Nuevatel GSM 2 WAY Eastern Europe Bosnia Herzegovina BH Telecom (frmly PTT Bih) GSM 2 WAY Africa Botswana Botswana Telecom GSM 2 WAY Africa Botswana Mascom Wireless GSM/W-CDMA 2 WAY Africa Botswana Orange Botswana (Vistacel) GSM 2 WAY Americas Brazil Amazonia (now part of Oi) GSM/TDMA 2 WAY Americas Brazil Brasil Telecom (now part of Oi) GSM 2 WAY Americas Brazil Nextel Brazil iDen 2 WAY Americas Brazil Oi GSM/TDMA/CDMA 2 WAY Americas Brazil Telefonica Brazil (Vivo) GSM/TDMA/CDMA 2 WAY Americas Brazil TIM Brazil GSM/TDMA/CDMA 2 WAY Americas British Virgin Islands Caribbean Cellular Telephone (CCT) CDMA/GSM 2 WAY Americas British Virgin Islands Digicel British Virgin Islands GSM 2 WAY Asia-Pacific Brunei B-Mobile Brunei W-CDMA 2 WAY Asia-Pacific Brunei DSTCom GSM/W-CDMA 2 WAY Eastern Europe Bulgaria BTC Mobile GSM/W-CDMA 2 WAY Eastern Europe Bulgaria Globul GSM/W-CDMA 2 WAY Africa Burkina Faso Airtel Burkina Faso (prev. Zain) GSM 2 WAY Africa Burkina Faso Onatel Burkina Faso GSM 2 WAY Africa Burkina Faso Telecel Faso GSM 2 WAY Africa Burundi Africell Burundi GSM 2 WAY Africa Burundi Telecel Burundi GSM 2 WAY Page 2 Copyright 1999-2012. CDYNE Corporation. All rights reserved. Note: network coverage is subject to change. Asia-Pacific Cambodia Beeline Cambodia GSM 2 WAY Asia-Pacific Cambodia Cambodia Advanced Communications Co., Ltd (CADCOMS) GSM/W-CDMA 2 WAY Asia-Pacific Cambodia CamGSM GSM 2 WAY Asia-Pacific Cambodia GT-Tell (Excell) CDMA 2 WAY Asia-Pacific Cambodia Hello Axiata Company Ltd GSM 2 WAY Asia-Pacific Cambodia Latelz Smart Mobile GSM 2 WAY Asia-Pacific Cambodia Mfone Cambodia (frmly Cambodia Shinawatra) GSM/W-CDMA/CDMA 2 WAY Asia-Pacific Cambodia Viettel Cambodia GSM 2 WAY Africa Cameroon Camtel CDMA/GSM 2 WAY Africa Cameroon MTN Cameroon GSM 2 WAY Africa Cameroon Orange Cameroon GSM 2 WAY USA / Canada Canada Bell Mobility CDMA/GSM 2 WAY USA / Canada Canada Dryden Wireless GSM/Satellite 2 WAY USA / Canada Canada Eastlink GSM 2 WAY USA / Canada Canada Globalive (Wind) W-CDMA 2 WAY USA / Canada Canada ICE Wireless GSM 2 WAY USA / Canada Canada IrisTel CDMA 2 WAY USA / Canada Canada Mobilicity GSM 2 WAY USA / Canada Canada MTS Mobility CDMA 2 WAY USA / Canada Canada Ontario Ltd. CDMA 2 WAY USA / Canada Canada Primus FIXED LINE 2 WAY USA / Canada Canada Public Mobile CDMA 2 WAY USA / Canada Canada Rogers (Microcell) GSM/TDMA 2 WAY USA / Canada Canada Saskatel CDMA 2 WAY USA / Canada Canada Superior Wireless (now TbayTel) CDMA 2 WAY USA / Canada Canada Telus Mobility CDMA/iDEN 2 WAY USA / Canada Canada Thunderbay Mobility CDMA 2 WAY USA / Canada Canada Vidéotron W-CDMA 2 WAY USA / Canada Canada WE Mobility GSM(MVNO) 2 WAY Africa Cape Verde Cabo Verde Telecom GSM 2 WAY Africa Cape Verde T Plus GSM 2 WAY Americas Cayman Islands Cable & Wireless Cayman GSM 2 WAY Americas Cayman Islands Digicel Cayman GSM 2 WAY Africa Central African Republic Atlantique Cellulaire RCA (Moov) GSM 2 WAY Africa Central African Republic Nationlink GSM 2 WAY Africa Central African Republic Telecel Centrafrique GSM 2 WAY Africa Chad Airtel Chad (prev. Zain) GSM 2 WAY Africa Chad Millicom Chad GSM 2 WAY Americas Chile Claro Chile CDMA/GSM 2 WAY Americas Chile Entel PCS GSM 2 WAY Americas Chile Nextel Chile GSM/W-CDMA/CDMA 2 WAY Americas Chile Telefonica Moviles Chile GSM 2 WAY Americas Chile Virgin Mobile Chile GSM(MVNO) 2 WAY Americas Chile VTR Chile GSM 2 WAY Asia-Pacific China China Mobile GSM GSM 2 WAY Asia-Pacific China China Telecom CDMA 2 WAY Asia-Pacific China China Unicom GSM 2 WAY Page 3 Copyright 1999-2012. CDYNE Corporation. All rights reserved. Note: network coverage is subject to change. Americas Colombia Colombia Movil (OLA) GSM/W-CDMA 2 WAY Americas Colombia Comcel Oriente GSM/W-CDMA 2 WAY Americas Colombia Movistar (formerly BSI Columbia) GSM/TDMA/CDMA 2 WAY Africa Comoros Comores Telecom GSM 2 WAY Africa Congo Airtel Congo (prev. Zain) GSM 2 WAY Africa Congo Equateur Telecom Congo (ETC) GSM 2 WAY Africa Congo MTN Congo GSM 2 WAY Africa Congo Warid Telecom Congo GSM 2 WAY Americas Costa Rica Claro Costa Rica GSM/3G 2 WAY Americas Costa Rica ICE Costa Rica GSM/TDMA 2 WAY Americas Costa Rica Telefonica Costa Rica GSM/3G 2 WAY Americas Costa Rica Tuyo Movil Costa Rica GSM/3G 2 WAY Eastern Europe Croatia T-Mobile Croatia GSM/W-CDMA 2 WAY Americas Cuba Cubacel (ETECSA) GSM 2 WAY Western Europe Cyprus Cyta GSM GSM/W-CDMA 2 WAY Western Europe Cyprus MTN Cyprus GSM/W-CDMA 2 WAY Western Europe Cyprus PrimeTel GSM(MVNO) 2 WAY Eastern Europe Czech Republic Cesky Mobil GSM 2 WAY Eastern Europe Czech Republic Travel Telecom GSM(MVNO) 2 WAY Africa Democratic Rep. Of Congo Airtel DRC Congo (prev. Zain) GSM 2 WAY Africa Democratic Rep. Of Congo Vodacom DRC Congo GSM 2 WAY Western Europe Denmark Barablu Denmark GSM(MVNO) 2 WAY Western Europe Denmark Lyca Mobile Denmark GSM 2 WAY Western Europe Denmark Telenor Denmark GSM 2 WAY Western Europe Denmark Tre Denmark GSM 2 WAY Africa Diego Garcia (BIOT) Cable & Wireless Diego Garcia GSM 2 WAY Africa Djibouti Djibouti Telecom GSM 2 WAY Americas Dominica Cable & Wireless Dominica GSM 2 WAY Americas Dominica Digicel Dominica GSM 2 WAY Americas Dominican Republic Claro Dominicana (Codatel) GSM/W-CDMA/CDMA 2 WAY Americas Dominican Republic Orange Dominican Republic GSM 2 WAY Americas Dominican Republic Tricom CDMA 2 WAY Americas Dominican Republic Trilogy Dominicana CDMA/GSM 2 WAY Americas Ecuador Alegro PCS CDMA 2 WAY Americas Ecuador Claro Ecuador (Porta Conecel) GSM/W-CDMA 2 WAY Americas Ecuador Otecel (Movistar) CDMA/GSM 2 WAY Africa Egypt Etisalat Misr GSM 2 WAY Africa Egypt MOBINIL GSM 2 WAY Africa Egypt Vodafone Egypt GSM 2 WAY Americas El Salvador Claro El Salvador (CTE Personal) GSM/W-CDMA 2 WAY Americas El Salvador Digicel - El Salvador GSM 2 WAY Americas El Salvador Telefonica Moviles El Salvador CDMA/GSM 2 WAY Americas El Salvador Telemóvil (Millicom TIGO) GSM/W-CDMA/TDMA 2 WAY Africa Equatorial Guinea Hits Equatorial Guinea GSM/W-CDMA 2 WAY Africa Equatorial Guinea Orange Equatorial Guinea CDMA/GSM 2 WAY Eastern Europe Estonia Elisa GSM/W-CDMA 2 WAY Eastern Europe Estonia EMT Eesti Mobiltelefon GSM/W-CDMA 2 WAY Page 4 Copyright 1999-2012.
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