| ▲ | dathinab a day ago | |
it might be worth considering that for many Phones different hardware is sold _under the same marketing name_. The most common versions (in the "west) are AFIK: - US version vs. international version (just the most common divide of Phones you will see "in the west", e.g. if a brand sell to China, that also is normally it's own sub-versions.) the most common differences include: - different modems - US phones being carrier locked (which is not normal outside of the US and a few other countries) - US phones not having sim card slots, the international version of the same (Android) Phones, often still has a physical sim card slot | ||