adding data services with t.mobile for neo 1973
Adam Krikstone
krikstone at cox.net
Mon Jul 9 04:17:12 CEST 2007
If you need help getting the correct data settings, for any carrier,
head over to howardforums.com.
e.g. Tmobile:
wiki - http://wiki.howardforums.com/index.php/T-Mobile
40 page thread about Tmobile's online data tool -
http://www.howardforums.com/showthread.php?t=333790
Port 80: http://www.howardforums.com/showthread.php?t=518666
etc
-adam
Jason Elwell wrote:
> I have a "traditional" plan with Tmobile. I just added the $5.99 "T-MobileWeb"
> to my account in preparation for the arrival of my Neo. It appears that this
> $5.99 service should be sufficient (instead the $29.99 "Total Internet" plan)
> as long as the Neo can play nice with it's proxy server and "email bridge".
>
> Now I just need my Neo :)
>
> -Jason
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> On Sunday 08 July 2007 20:32:32 Jeff Rush wrote:
>
>> > The one guideline you need to be aware of is that you CAN NOT get data
>> > GPRS or EDGE on a pay as you go plan (T-Mobile to go). It has to be
>> > on a post paid monthly account. To my knowledge and research, neither
>> > AT&T or T-Mobile will permit a data package on a pay as you go basis.
>>
>> It wouldn't be the first time their webpage was wrong, but the T-mobile
>> page for pay-as-you-go (which I have) says you can add Internet access,
>> which they call their "SideKick" feature, for $1/day. I haven't tried it,
>> and it certainly is more expensive than your $5.99/mo option.
>>
>> (just placed an order for a Neo1973 and looking forward to developing)
>>
>> -Jeff
>>
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