Thanks so much for that!
Squ! that'd be really neet (the flip phone). There's an amazing amount
of things to like abount android. The fake keyboard isn't one(IMO)
Any guesses if the better coverage in rural areas is a lots of towers
thing? or what frequencies they use (from there legacy towers
I find that Verizon is better in rural areas than Fi. In the cities I cant
tell the difference. My girlfriend recently switched to Verizon
pay-as-you-go service and it seems much better than constant
shenanigans of her previous Verizon contract.
In other news it looks like Motorola is bringing bac
@Steven A Smith
As to WiFi and my general usage. For what ever reason, getting and placing
calls for me over WiFi is hit and miss. I'm in and out. More in than out
with 38-40 degree weather. I go out for jogs and walks a lot when it's
much nicer out, One of the big things I love are gamefied exer
Thanks Steve!
On Tue, Nov 12, 2019 at 5:55 PM Steven A Smith wrote:
> I switched to Fi 3 years ago and am generally very happy. I ran 1 phone
> for under $40 for a year and have been running 2 for under $60 for the last
> two. This low price depends heavily on my using my own WiFi network fo
I switched to Fi 3 years ago and am generally very happy. I ran 1
phone for under $40 for a year and have been running 2 for under $60 for
the last two. This low price depends heavily on my using my own WiFi
network for *most* usage, and one of these phones gets *very little*
Web/Mail use anywa
Thanks again Carl. Just checked. Fuxing hell. The damn phone or Google, or
the Cellphone people keep claiming isn't compabile with there networks.
On Mon, Nov 11, 2019 at 10:23 PM Gillian Densmore
wrote:
> Oh that is nice.
>
> On Mon, Nov 11, 2019 at 8:59 PM Carl Tollander wrote:
>
>> My Google
Oh that is nice.
On Mon, Nov 11, 2019 at 8:59 PM Carl Tollander wrote:
> My Google Fi (TMobile & Sprint & someothercarrier & Wifi) averaging about
> 45/mo. Around 27 base with taxes, then $10/GB. It could get up in the 80
> buck range if you used a lot of data but they cap the costs (not the d
My Google Fi (TMobile & Sprint & someothercarrier & Wifi) averaging about
45/mo. Around 27 base with taxes, then $10/GB. It could get up in the 80
buck range if you used a lot of data but they cap the costs (not the data)
at 6GB, so I would never pay more than around $90 which is unlikely for
me.
@Tom Johnson Do you know if that includes any
discounts? (without prying)
On Mon, Nov 11, 2019 at 3:26 PM Tom Johnson wrote:
> I pay T-Mobile $70 for two lines, unlimited data. Call them or go to the
> store and negotiate.
> Tom
>
> On Mon, Nov 11, 2019, 3:22 PM Gillian Densmore
> wrote:
>
>>
I pay T-Mobile $70 for two lines, unlimited data. Call them or go to the
store and negotiate.
Tom
On Mon, Nov 11, 2019, 3:22 PM Gillian Densmore
wrote:
> Hi all my Tmobile plan at the moment is now at least 80 dollars. (it's
> unlimited data FWIW) . Thinking that's pretty hefty, I've been trying
Hi all my Tmobile plan at the moment is now at least 80 dollars. (it's
unlimited data FWIW) . Thinking that's pretty hefty, I've been trying to
find better deals and are frustrated at the lack of I've found.
What are folks experience here? Comcast has been in the cellphone business
for a while an
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