Compatible with Three Networks: All-Network China Telecom Phones Gain Popularity
Regarding China Telecom’s decision to make the all-network phone a key “equipment” for the “China Telecom Takes You on a Trip” series, a telecom official joked: “For people traveling, the biggest worry isn’t running out of money before reaching the destination, but getting lost only to find your phone has no network or signal.” Indeed, in a way, mobile phones are no longer just tools for daily life — they’re more like companions. And the newly launched all-network phones by China Telecom are designed to meet users’ comprehensive needs.
It is understood that all all-network phones from China Telecom are equipped with extra-large capacity batteries, ensuring extended standby times. More importantly, these phones feature the capability of “one device, three networks,” being compatible with three types of networks: China Telecom’s CDMA network, China Mobile’s GSM network, and China Unicom’s GSM network. At the same time, users can simultaneously access voice and data services from two different networks. Even if the home network has no signal, alternative network signals are available for seamless switching. In short, with an all-network phone, you no longer need to worry about losing network or signal.
Currently, the all-network phone series includes a variety of products from many well-known domestic and international brands such as Samsung, ZTE, Huawei, Coolpad, and HTC. Moreover, the all-network phone series will become a key focus for China Telecom this year and in the future, covering the full range of products at all price points — from high to low — all of which are compatible with the three major networks. In the future, even more terminal manufacturers will join in to create a rich and diverse all-network phone experience, meeting the varied needs of different users.
It is believed that the all-network phone will not only be a highlight in the “China Telecom Takes You on a Trip” series, but will also gain even greater favor among users after its market release.