"cingular and at&t are 1 company but the networks are completely different."
Ummm, no they're not. They are both GSM an unlocked AT&T phone will work just fine on Cingular, T-mobile or any other GMS carrier for that matter. You're a Cingular agent, eh? No wonder agents get such a bad rap.
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
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Ummm, no they're not. They are both GSM an unlocked AT&T phone will work just fine on Cingular, T-mobile or any other GMS carrier for that matter. You're a Cingular agent, eh? No wonder agents get such a bad rap.