Phone language unknown- non- English

if you can't find the language option, which i checked and no options, maybe...

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My Blu Zoey T176 was in Portuguese so it made it all the more difficult but after about a hour of fiddling through the menus here are the settings.
Go to Menu....then the Tool Box (wrench & gear symbol) settings
Toggle down to Number 3 which is phone settings and select "OK"
Toggle down to Number 2 which is Language ... I selected English which is number 1. Appears to be three Languages available...1. English, 2. Spanish and 3. Portuguese !

You should have a menu option which will have a language option - select english...

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Service codes Motorola CDMA: w150, w150i, w170, w170c, w200, w210, w355:

Set English language:
1. Menu
2. Down 7 times, Right soft button
3. Down 3 times, Right soft button
4. Down 1 times, Right soft button
5. Down 4 times, Right soft button
6. select language now

Hi, In GSM & CDMA seeting option you have to do the right selection. For e.g. In Slot 2, you have to select CDMA. & in Slot 1 GSM. Then it will work. Hariom

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Hello,

The carriers who use non sim phones for their network are most likely to use a CDMA 450Mhz Network. Most phones with a sim slot will work on GSM 900-1800-1900 Mhz bands, with their subdivisions (like 850-950 domain, 1800-1850). A phone with a sim card uses a RF module tuned on a specific range of frequencies. The major ones are GSM, CDMA and UMTS (HSDPA included). There are phones with support for GSM + UMTS - most 3g phones available on marked. In your case, a GSM HTC touch Dual will work on gsm networks. For verizon or other cdma networks, HTC produces a CDMA version of the Touch Dual. If you have the gsm version (the one that needs a sim) you should use it on gsm carriers.

Hope this helps.

Unfortunately not, CDMA is a type of phone designed for a specific cellular network.

The phone can only be designed to use on one system or the other.



Best of Luck.