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2009-03-16
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2009-03-16
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Originally Posted by Kegetys
Am not worried about battery life. when am in the truck my phone will be pluged up. I FEED THE NEED FOR SPEED...LOL
Using both the WLAN and 3G on a mobile phone is a pretty good way to drain the battery dry very fast though, you're better off using bluetooth on my experience at least with Nokia phones (E51).
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2009-03-17
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Originally Posted by ukjeeper
OK, so far we have a few sites that will turn your phone into a wireless router.
Don't forget about walkinghotspot
Available for WinMo, S60.
DO i HAVE to pay Sprint or AT&T an extra $30 or $60 which will allow the phone to tether before using any off these sites. Or does the phone simply needs to able to go online?
Maybe I only need a voice plan on my phone?
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2009-03-18
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After doing some reading recently on howardforums.com, I found the consensus to be that you cannot activate a "smartphone" without a data plan.
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2009-03-18
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Originally Posted by mfortner
That's certainly not the case in the UK, although some carriers apply that rule for some phones (e.g. T-Mobile with the G-1).
I found the consensus to be that you cannot activate a "smartphone" without a data plan.
Regards,
Roger
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2009-03-18
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Yeah, our 'cousins' get screwed by the carriers. We don't realise how lucky we are in Europe.
I can leave the NIT connected to my E90's DUN all day (as long as both are on a charger!!) without paying any extra.
Very useful at work, where we are afflicted with *spit* Websense on our desktops.
(Unless you just happen to find out which proxy connection is almost unrestricted on the work LAN...)
I can leave the NIT connected to my E90's DUN all day (as long as both are on a charger!!) without paying any extra.
Very useful at work, where we are afflicted with *spit* Websense on our desktops.
(Unless you just happen to find out which proxy connection is almost unrestricted on the work LAN...)
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2009-03-18
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I would prefer this (which is also very small): http://www.slashgear.com/huawei-i-mo...-wifi-1334150/
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2009-03-18
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Originally Posted by ukjeeper
I got that websense problem at work too.... I couldn't read a article from yahoo answers.
Yeah, our 'cousins' get screwed by the carriers. We don't realise how lucky we are in Europe.
I can leave the NIT connected to my E90's DUN all day (as long as both are on a charger!!) without paying any extra.
Very useful at work, where we are afflicted with *spit* Websense on our desktops.
(Unless you just happen to find out which proxy connection is almost unrestricted on the work LAN...)
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2009-03-18
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Originally Posted by mfortner
that is true....you have to keep you're data plan for 6 months; as far as I know.
After doing some reading recently on howardforums.com, I found the consensus to be that you cannot activate a "smartphone" without a data plan.
I was trying to find out if these softwares requires a data plan to work?
Or does the phone only needs to be online?
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