Unlocked Phones and Data Plans
I have T-mobile service but I am thinking about moving away to certain phones that they dont sell like either the Motorola Q or the Nokia E61. I currently have the BB pearl. If I move to one of the other phones what kind of data plan should I get?
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I have the Nokia E61 and use it mainly for corporate email via the Microsoft Exchange client, which implements push-email (like a blackberry) via Microsoft's Activesync protocol.
Anyway, I use T-MobileWeb service that for $5.99 gives me unlimited internet.
Web browising and email works very well, but not at 3G speeds. I am hoping T-Mobile rolls out their 3G (aws) network in April and also the rumored Nokia E71 comes out supporting T-Mobile's 3G...
I hope this information helps 🙂 !
Anyway, I use T-MobileWeb service that for $5.99 gives me unlimited internet.
Web browising and email works very well, but not at 3G speeds. I am hoping T-Mobile rolls out their 3G (aws) network in April and also the rumored Nokia E71 comes out supporting T-Mobile's 3G...
I hope this information helps 🙂 !
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Excellent info. I was looking for someone with T-mobileWeb experience.
The E71 looks so nice. Must acquire.
The E71 looks so nice. Must acquire.
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if you want faster full web browsing and email get the Total Internet Add-on. that's what you would want to use.
the iPhone users use that add on as well.
the iPhone users use that add on as well.
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Does TmobileWeb($6) cover all kb usage including download b/c I download lots of ringtones/themes/etc?
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It does cover unlimited KBs usage !!
I have my Nokia E61 always connected to T-Mobile's data network because I received a lot of work emails via ActiveSync, and the billing is always the same, regardless of how much data I have downloaded.
On a side note, T-MobileWeb is the same as the old T-Zones. They have now a new T-Zones Pro for $9.99 but I can't tell the difference. So I just keep paying $5.99 for T-MobileWeb. 🙂
I have my Nokia E61 always connected to T-Mobile's data network because I received a lot of work emails via ActiveSync, and the billing is always the same, regardless of how much data I have downloaded.
On a side note, T-MobileWeb is the same as the old T-Zones. They have now a new T-Zones Pro for $9.99 but I can't tell the difference. So I just keep paying $5.99 for T-MobileWeb. 🙂
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