Hello; that hot spot feature does sound good. My brother says he
wonders how it will end up with sprint offering the hot spot. but if
my math is right, then you have six or seven hundred invested? to me,
that is just not in my budget anytime soon. thanks and good luck, max
On Jun 20, 2010, at 8:26 PM, Kimberly thurman wrote:
I have an HTC Touch Pro with Sprint. I would love to have an
iPhone, but I have another year on my contract with Sprint. I use
Mobile Speak, which came out with a paid upgrade of $200 six months
after I paid $300 for the software. The thing I do like about my
HTC Touch Pro is Walking Hot Spot available at Walking Hot
Spot.com. It comes in handy in a pinch when I find myself somewhere
without Wifi. I have run two laptops off of it, including my
Macbook Pro, to get E-mail and do some web surfing. Only problem is
that it runs the battery down pretty quickly. Guess I'll stick with
Sprint for now and see what eventually happens to the iPHone on
other networks in the future.
On Jun 20, 2010, at 8:47 PM, Maxwell Ivey Jr. wrote:
I think you are right. just look at what happened with the
unlimited data plans on air cards. They sold them and made them
cheap to purchase and then had to discontinue the unlimited and cap
them at 5 gb. but you know wat makes me mad? I'm a sprint
customer. I have unlimited data on my phone that i can't use
because sprint doesn't offer a phone with speach unless i want to
buy one and then pay to put mobile me or something like that on
it. I'm not going to put out 200 for a smart phone and then 500
for the software. the new blackberries with orator are only
available for verizon, and as we all know the iphone is only
available with a t & t. good luck to the iphone users. one
question that may make me at least think about it, do you think i
could manage my website from an iphone if i import the folder to
one? something to think about. thanks again, max
On Jun 20, 2010, at 7:40 PM, Sarah Alawami wrote:
I agree actually with Bryan here. I was in a pool room and
listening to one of my favorite radio networks. it buffered at 16k
stereo dial up which sucked. but then again I think of it like
this. some people will still pay 45 a month to use 3 gigs of data
or more. so what at&t has done I think is to entice some of us to
use more bandwidth and if they can pay for it they will. I
prophesy that at&t and verison will get themselves in to a pickle
as the networks degrade even further.
Sorry for presenting both sides of the coin here but that's what
it is.
S
On Jun 20, 2010, at 5:32 PM, Michael Thurman wrote:
if you want to pay more go for it and while youare at it help us
pay for what used to be overpiced and ow is rediculous!yeah rich
man most of us can NOT afford it especialy considering the i
phone is the ONLY reasonable solution that is accessible.
anything else costs twice the price for half the functionality
On Jun 17, 2010, at 11:51 PM, Bryan Smart wrote:
You know, I was angry about this. The more I think about it,
though, the more I like it.
Recently, when I travel to any large urban center in the US,
network performance on my phone becomes degraded. Didn't used to
be that way. Has become much worse in the last year or so. I
know that is because, in large part, to all of the bazillion
people on their iPhones. Previously, those people either didn't
care, or didn't know enough, to affectively do anything on a
smartphone that would consume a lot of bandwidth. Now, anyone
can go get a cheap iPhone, and start lapping up all the
bandwidth for $30 per month. You don't need many of those people
in your area before most of the network capacity is gone.
Sure, data will cost a bit more now. I'd like to pay less, but I
can afford to pay more. However, paying more has the added
benefit that most people won't be able to pay more, or at least
will carefully consider what they're doing before they leave
Pandora running on their iPhone all day at their desk, sucking
up all of the capacity in the cell, etc. They'll be worried
about bills now, which means they'll stay off the network, which
means more bandwidth for me.
I've noticed that just about any business that offers all you
can use or all you can eat service starts to quickly drop off in
quality. Think of those web hosting companies that promise
unlimited bandwidth. Sure, the bandwidth for your site is
unlimited, just like the bandwidth for the other thousand sites
that they host are unlimited. The result is that you can
download all you want, at a snail's pace. Who goes to a buffet
restaurant for fine dining? It's better to pay a company a fee
that actually manages to cover the costs for the service that
they provide. If not, well, you descend in to the wonderfully
high quality of unlimited web hosting and buffet dining. I think
that I get more upset with AT&T's network being clogged than I
am about the price. If I can pay more to have it work well, then
sign me up.
Bryan
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From: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com [mailto:macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
] On Behalf Of Michael Thurman
Sent: Thursday, June 17, 2010 7:25 PM
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: Install iOS 4 today!
how do you figure that if you don't actually USE your phone
maybe, but i want an I phone for streaming and data NOT for
yapping onthe phone i also want it for the echlink client and
skype. i almost never talk on the telephone. and i can suck down
2 gb in a day I'd imagine. a couple hours of streaming audio a
week and I'd bus tmy limit. at and t just needs to get off thier
can and fix their outdated infastructure! it's not like I'm
tryinh o ownload movies but 2 gb can't be worth anything and god
forbid i ever did want to listen to something from netflix or
huly great job the i pad will have an ap for netflix just in
time for at and t to kill of any chance of acutlaly using it
except at home. if I have to be home to stream audio with my I
phone that I was going to buy I'd jus tuse my laptop On Jun 17,
2010, at 6:48 PM, Ricardo Walker wrote:
It sounds like your just mad for the sake of being mad. ATT is
not screwing people over data prices per say. It is just the
feeling of having limits placed on you. The timing was
definitely grimy but, most people will end up saving money in
the long run.
On Jun 17, 2010, at 6:39 PM, Michael Thurman wrote:
what is unethical is the fact that apple doesn't kick at and t
in the ball sof r screwing us ont he data prices!!!!!!! i
doubt i wil be getting a new I phone becuase of the screw job
at and t is doing to us and verizon will surely screw us as
well beofre they get the I phone it was expensive enugh beofre
at and t decided to piss on all of us who want to get an I phone
as for trying a beta it's a beta get real On Jun 12, 2010, at
10:17
AM, Kaare Dehard wrote:
right on scott the huge wait time is absolutely staggering,
and to be blunt jumping ahead of the line to install
unsanctioned product just because we can is a bit of a kick
in the nuts to a company that has made itself usable out of
the box for us. It's not only free, but jumping ahead is not
only a touch unethical considering, but a touch rude to boot.
On 2010-06-12, at 8:58 AM, Scott Howell wrote:
Considering the fact that unless you are a developer and
obtained the beta via legitimate means, I cannot believe you
have the nerve to ask how to install/upgrade software you
are not entitled to use. I hope no one provides you with
any help on this list. Perhaps waiting for the official
release makes even more sense and wow, you would have to
wait one entire week.
On Jun 12, 2010, at 8:06 AM, Jørgen Skov Nielsen wrote:
I have downloaded the iphone os 4, and the itunes beta.
How can i do that, i have tryed to check for updates, but i
can't
find the boks, there i can shose the file with the update i
have
downloaded.
Are there anyone, there have tryed to upgrade to i os 4.
Best regards
Jorgen
2010/6/11, Scott Howell <scottn3...@gmail.com>:
Man you guys really cant' wait another week or so? How do
you
know what your downloading has not been hacked and has
malicious
code installed. Of course at the very least, do you not
respect
the fact that these downloads are illegal or certainly are
not in
line with Apples policy. I can't wait either, but these
are not
legitimate sources and you do not know what your getting.
On Jun 11, 2010, at 2:00 AM, Cody Hurst wrote:
I'm running IOS 4 from www.myiphoneactivation.com. check
it out
all of the betas are there
I will be preordering the iPhone 4G on Tuesday, I'm very
excited for it.
Cody
On Jun 11, 2010, at 12:56 AM, Justin Thornton wrote:
hi when I go to down the actual os 4 file the torrent
file is
gone
On Jun 9, 2010, at 4:47 PM, Sarah Alawami wrote:
The problem is I'm not registered witht he apps store
so I
don't think I can install os4. Can I?
On Jun 9, 2010, at 12:43 PM, Søren Jensen wrote:
Wow. Thanks for that great info, and we don't brake
any laws
by doing that. We don't crack any software. You only
install
free apps and updates.
Best regards
Søren Jensen
Mail & MSN:
s...@coolfortheblind.dk
Website:
http://www.coolfortheblind.dk/
Den Jun 9, 2010 kl. 7:07 PM skrev David Hole:
Hi folkes.
For you interested in installing iOS 4 today, you can
do that.
Since the guide how to do it is in Norwegian, i
suggest you
translate it with http://translate.google.com/ Here's
the
guide: http://www.itavisen.no/844413/install
-David
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