User: katrina
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2 more days!
I only have 2 days left working directly in the cell industry! YAY!!! No more crazy customers who are mad because their bidness phone is broken and I won't give them a free one to replace it!
Re: SunCom rep need more info about T-Mobile
Sprint/Nextel lost over 300,000 subscribers last quarter, maybe they should let everyone go also.
;-)
Re: SunCom rep need more info about T-Mobile
Actually the infusion of AT&T management staff into the company is what caused a lot of problems IMHO. It caused a lot of confusion in the company and caused it to lose a bit of direction. By far, though, the biggest problem SunCom had was pricing their inital "Truth in Wireless" plans too low... oh and the AWE porting nightmare lol
Also I think if they had gone to a strictly AT&T pricing structure they would not have survived either, ...
And if you are not a fan of Maemo
you can always reflash it with QTopia
Re: down with Microsoft
Several of the new Motorola phones use Linux (eg the GSM version of the RAZR2). Also the Motorola A1200 does. And there is always the OpenMoko, which you can now install QTopia on now. And if you are a developer (or have a lot to spend on a phone) you can always get a Trolltech Greenphone.
As far as Ubuntu, my personal preferance falls to Mandriva and SuSE. IMHO they are much more polished and already much easier for the ...
Re: RIP CDMA
https://www.phonescoop.com/news/item.php?n=23 29
Re: RIP CDMA
And 5g technologies are all based on the JFIENFL;KJWENOFVJHWEOIFOI3094-239WE;LKNV'DS][ standard.
Re: RIP CDMA
I am pretty sure that I read recently that the FCC mandated that all carriers will have to allow roaming from all other carriers (using the same technology of course) as long as the device does not harm the network. But there was no date that this had to go into affect and it might be in an appeals process or something.
Re: RIP CDMA
LTE is the next step after the HS*PA technologies. LTE is still in the very initial draft phases though and is probably at least a couple years out before its even ratified.
Re: question about unlock blackberry pearl
Maybe they already have the phone with ATT and they are waiting on the unlock code or something, the original message is not super clear on that I think.
Re: Former Suncom Financial Services Employee Perspective
yeah but if you bought it when it was $0.80/share before the reverse split then you also would have come out fine.
Re: question about unlock blackberry pearl
The blackberry feature enabler is for people who dont want to get a real data package, but yes it will work. (both will)
Re: Former Suncom Financial Services Employee Perspective
Why not still have stock? T-Mobile is paying a premim price per share for them (as is normal in a buyout).
Re: cell software
dunno what mush is, but you mean Putty the ssh client, there is a PocketPutty app available.
Re: Application Development from Scratch
Not sure of a secific book, but in general you will need to know Java (there are tons of books on that) and its a good idea to donwload NetBeans with the J2ME plugin to do the actual development work in.
Re: t-helio???
Just so long as they don't become t-amp'd its ok with me ;-)
Re: SunCom rep need more info about T-Mobile
Retail reps do not set pricing, pay structure, rate plan mix; the are not in charge of advertising, staffing, phone mix, or quality of the customer care department. These are the tings that mostly contributed to SunCom's financial problems, not the quality of the retail representatives.
Re: SunCom rep need more info about T-Mobile
Right T-Mobile does have a flexable spending account, but they do not put money in there for you. SunCom puts 1500 into your flexible spending account themselves.
Re: SunCom rep need more info about T-Mobile
Most of the benifits are similar, health insurance is a bit more expensive at T-Mobile, but not terribly I think. The one thing T-Mobile really lacks in benifits is the 1500 flexible spending account that SunCom has.
Pay is similar, hourly pay is generally about 90% of what SunCom's hourly pay is, but commission is a bit more and business tends to more consistant than it is at SunCom. The T-Mobile commission structure is very crazy and confusing though, where ...
Re: SunCom rep need more info about T-Mobile
Havng worked for both I agree 90%, SunCom customer care is only one step above painful to deal with.
Re: SunCom rep need more info about T-Mobile
I have to disagree on some parts of this. Having worked for both companies I can say that SunCom's retail staff is largely much better than T-Mobile's. SunCom has done a pretty decent job training the retail reps, even sending them to training at regional training centers on a regular basis. T-Mobile, on the other hand, has some of the worst training I have experienced from a large company... it is all these stupid litte online quiz things.
SunCom is ...
Re: UnPLan
Yes but T-Mobile has a large enough customer base that having a small handfull of customers that are costing them money is not as big a deal as it is for SunCom. Some of the companies that T-Mobile has aquired over the years did have unlimited plans, and there are people still on those plans.
The thing is that the customers on the UnPlan will still be subject to the same MOU terms... just like SunCom cancelled service for a ...
Re: UnPLan
In the past T-Mobile has grandfathered in all the rate plans when they aquired a regional carrier, I am pretty sure they will do the same here.
Re: Total CAPEX and Spectrum purchaes (let's discuss further)
Yep I know, I was just providing further info :-)
Re: Total CAPEX and Spectrum purchaes (let's discuss further)
BTW, SunCom never did aquire Urban Comm, that deal fell through
Re: Wouldn't that be kind of a disaster?
You mean not like how Mac OS X uses BSD? ;-)
You are right though, Apple does often ignore standards and goes off on their own which can be bad... but on the other side it means it frees them a bit to innovate which can be good lol
Re: Can't Someone Make a Top-End Phone For The US Market First ? ? ?
Man I am trying to imagine cramming antennas for 8+ frequencies plus FM radio into one phone :-/ I wouldn't want to be the engineer that gets that job.
Re: Vzw.. now a car repair shop?
But I have a Verzon Wireless car, the Verizon Wireless Golf. Would you fix that one?
:paranoid: :wink: :lol:
Re: WiFi vs Wireless LAN
Wi-Fi. Wireless LAN is a more generic term that could apply to several technologies. These days for normal consumers it's always Wi-Fi though.
Re: AOL and Yahoo...
It works with gmail and any other provider that allows POP/IMAP access unless something changed in the last day or two.
Re: Hotmail
Yeah, they were certainly one of the first. I think Yahoo! Mail and a couple others, along with Hotmail, all launched at about the same time. Interestingly, they didn't used to be owned by Microsoft (if I remember correctly)
Re: Hotmail
Donno, T-Mobile seems to have a similar relationship with Yahoo! (although not all the phones have email clients yet)
Hotmail
It should be noted that Hotmail email accounts are not supported (blame Microsoft for this, they don't allow POP or IMAP access to Hotmail) by the built in email client.
Re: I DONT CALL MYSELF!!!
I say:
What are you some kind of freak? How can you _not_ call yourself? I call myself several times a day for at least an hour at a time!
Re: Disney/Prexar?
That's Disney/Pixar ;-)
Re: unlimitted text
yep, also you only have until september somethingth to sign up for it...
Re: unlimitted text
And only on an individual line. Unlimited Family Messaging is still $20 for the account.
Re: Who is Kaiser Soze??????
Favorite quotes:
"How do you shoot the deveil in the back? What if you miss?"
"I say he'll flip ya!"
"He'll what?"
"Flip ya, flip ya for real."
"yeah? I'm shakin'."
Re: New Name for at&t
Actually pretty much every carrier worldwide rebrands HTC phones... part of the point of using HTC is that the carriers can rebrand the entire thing, even the name and any trace of HTC. Pretty much it's only HTC themselves, and non-carriers that sell unlocked phones, that use the HTC names for them.
Re: Huh?
Its called Network Address Book. To access it you first have to sync the handset with the service from the handset and currently there are only a few devices that support it. The reason it's not showing in your My.T-Mobile is because you didn't first sync from a compatible handset. Once you do, it acts like you would expect a contact backup service to work.
at least that's my experience with it...
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