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Re: Um, Not Really...
... as expensive (note the 8GB iPhone retails for $399.00). And plus, there is nothing over the top unique about the N95.
really?
3G
Replacable batteries
REAL GPS
30 FPS Vidio
Full ...
Question about ringtones
... a side note, does anyone know if I can save or transfer my photos/text messages from the VX6000 over to the new phone? Contact list ...
Re: gabbigirl....
... note that Azurill is a normal type. |
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Re: How was your day?
... Note that you are going to be facing some strong trainers, many of which
you may want to fight now for ...
Some dumba$$ try to scam me. (long)
... you a note in writing on a paper explaining the situation.
The customer looks at me, says "Sh!t", and run.
If you are going to con me, ...
Re: Phone suggestions for use worldwide
First--I am NOT an expert, but I travel internationally and I have some thoughts.
It is not a cheap device, but you could take a look at the Nokia N80 Internet Edition. I'm not sure about the gps, but the rest of the specs fit your wish list.
This is considered "end of life" and it is in the process of being replaced by a new version. The good news--if you find one the price should have dropped to a more comfortable level.
The wifi works great and the screen display is stunning.
I don't know if it works with Skype (it may not, or it may need certain software) but it does work with two Skype-like products. I suggest you get online and research both Truphone and Gizmo. The Nokia N80ie is a supported devide for both and you can make calls through the voip function for pennies. There is also the possibility of "renting" a US number so that your family and friends can dial that at no cost to them, and reach you when you are around the world.
These two programs work with a number of higher end N and E series Nokia phones. Given the length of time you will be away, it is worth a look.
One last note--this phone has a 3 mp camera--I believe this nuumber will actually drop on the replacement N81.
Good luck and happy travels...
N95-3 with North American 3G is now available
... today before 5 pm local time. The store will then be closed until Monday.
Note: this is no the N95-8GB version! ...
Re: If you have any questions, I will try to help. (UMB or LTE)
... a side note, I doubt any of these speeds will actually be reached but NTT is working with 100 MHz and see what they did ...
Re: UPDATE!
... fee is 150 or you can stay on as a individual plan. You have lots of options. And it is not like any ...
Re: Signal strength/ 1x and ev bars
... a side note, if the phone you are comparing the V9m is an LG or Samsung, I can practically guarantee you the V9m is pulling ...
Re: Signal strength/ 1x and ev bars
... a side note, if the phone you are comparing the V9m is an LG or Samsung, I can practically guarantee you the V9m is pulling ...
Re: Curve vs Wing
I have used both the curve is by far the better of the two. The wing has to much software on it and Windows mobile is about as fast as my grandmother driving to church. The processor (speed of the os) alone is almost double that of the wing. And the BB curve keypad is actually spaced well enough to accuratly hit the key your tryin to hit.
Note: Anyone who has this phone download opera mini 4.0 beta web browser. It blows the bb browser away.
Re: LTE vs WiMax
... WiMax, also note the lower power consumption on the uplink for UMB and LTE.
Specifically, all three major cellular standards proposed, UMB (Ultra Mobile Broadband), LTE ...
Re: Side note for business pricing
$15 upgrade fee would apply though because of the consumer plan, but most of us would uncheck that for you anyway ...
Re: LTE vs WiMax... Great Post!
... WiMax, also note the lower power consumption on the uplink for UMB and LTE.
Specifically, all three major cellular standards proposed, UMB (Ultra Mobile Broadband), LTE ...
Re: Side note for business pricing
actually equipment change fees and activation fees DO NOT apply on business sub type accounts. Everything is run on the credit type.
Tax-ID = Business perks
SSN = Consumer pricing and activation fees
Reference the OLR if you question this or ask your AAE.
Re: Side note for business pricing
not true. if you activate a business on a consumer plan, even though it should be free activation it still charges the activation fees by default because the soc codes are inherent in the plan. Yes the OLR says it is waived, but you must contact your AE or customer service to get them waived. Had that happened on 2 of my associates accounts this week.
Re: Side note for business pricing
I know the systems generates the activation fee automatically, but that doesn't mean what I said is false. If what I said was false then customer service would not waive the fee because it would be against policy.
Re: Side note for business pricing
the waived activation is based on business type account with two or more lines.
VERY VERY VERY few business's have only one line.
Re: Side note for business pricing
... to the $15 fee) ...
