capped data? say it aint so!
If this is true it would push me to sprint...been there done that..not again! No vzw please?! Lol
Still, I think it's inevitable for Verizon and other carriers. Give it time.
Verizon COO Lower McAdam just last week said that "there's a place for unlimited," when asked about tiered data buckets. I guess all we can do is wait and see what happens.
Verizon81 said:
Wifi. Just always seems to kill my baterry...they could still leave an.unlimlited option for$ 30 and add capped tiers....I. an dream at least
The funny thing about WiFi is that not only does it exist almost everywhere I use my phone, but that most of those places actually have A/C power outlets, too.
Who cares how fast the battery is draining while it's plugged in?
Even if I did care about that, I would gladly pay a one-time $40 to get a spare standard battery or a one-time $60 to get an extended battery if it would save me $10 - $15 every month for a year and a half. I don't mind carrying around a spare battery, and I'd mind even less just adding 3mm to the dimensions of my pho...
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Oh, and my airplane mode turns off all connections, even WiFi. Luckily, I can turn off just the wireless network without airplane mode. Not that I need to.
epik said:
Oh, and my airplane mode turns off all connections, even WiFi. Luckily, I can turn off just the wireless network without airplane mode. Not that I need to.
Hitting the airplane mode on my Fascinate initially turns off the WiFi as well, but it's not a prohibited action to re-enable the Wi-Fi without reactivating the cellular antenna.
Two clicks instead of one, but well worth it, IMO.
Plus, I picked up this great free app called Timeriffic that I can configure to turn on Airplane mode then restore Wi-Fi connectivity on a set schedule so I can have it cut off and go to Wi-Fi only when I'm in class, then restore the cellular connection when I leave the university. It's worked out great for t...
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Now, I don't bother with the app. WiFi at home, WiFi at work, 3G anywhere else. I still get through the day, using my phone as usual, from 7 to 11 every night. On the Incredible, no less.
Timerific sounds good, through. I always turn my sound off over night, that way all the 1AM pseudo-spam doesn't wake me up. I usually forget to turn the ringer back up in the morning. This app would fix that.