Thursday, February 23, 2012
Apple’s iPhone is the latest craze in town due to its sophisticated features and Internet connectivity. It’s an all-in-one package that includes voice, text, wireless Internet, and iPod features. Who wouldn’t want to own a gadget like that? I certainly would love to have it! The catch though is that you’ll need to get it bundled with ATT’s mobile plans. That means even if your phone provider is another company, you’ll need to have it connected to ATT if you want to maximize the product’s features. The ATT mobile plans are not bad because the user gets to have all phone services while having free Internet access for a certain amount of monthly subscription. The only thing with ATT is that its services are quite expensive and some people have complained about bad customer service.
This brings to mind the possibility of obtaining iPhone bundles from other networks, particularly from Verizon since it is currently the leading mobile service network provider in North America due to its cheaper rates and very good customer service. Right now, people can buy iPhones from many dealers but the only way to get Internet connectivity is through ATT. This is because the gadget has been designed with ATT in mind. Because of this, the current models may not be technically compatible with Verizon. For instance, iPhone runs on GSM (Global Systems Mobile) technology while Verizon uses CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access) or the “spread spectrum” technology. CDMA is a newer technology that allows Verizon subscribers to occupy the same time and frequency allocations in a given band or space, resulting to better voice and data communications, and the low costs. iPhone has to be tweaked so that it becomes compatible with CDMA.
Take heart Verizon customers because there are reports going around that Apple and Verizon are negotiating for a deal involving the offering of iPhone on the network. ATT won’t like it but, hey, this is the capitalist world. ATT can’t have it all for all time. The USA Today reported that the deal may start in 2010, which incidentally is the year when ATT’s exclusive contract ends. This means consumers should just wait a little while for the Verizon-Apple deal to get through in order to get their hopefully cheaper iPhones.
Now, for those who are tech-savvy, here’s something you can do to enable your iPhone to work with Verizon’s network. In case you didn’t know yet, every iPhone in the U.S. is locked with ATT due to their existing exclusivity contract. You’ll need to unlock the iPhone using unlocking software available in the market today. When you’ve picked one that suits you well, take a look at this tutorial in order to unlock your iPhone:
Part 1 – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qm_4z3fdO-Q
Part 2 – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3yTPCjFstpQfeature=related
After successfully unlocking the iPhone, you’ll need a Verizon Vodaphone Sim card — the same one used for Blackberry 8830. Once you have the SIM, you’ll be able to make your iPhone work with Verizon. How is this possible? Because Vodaphone, a co-owner of Verizon, is licensed to sell iPhone in Europe. Just take note that it is unauthorized to unlock your iPhone in North America. If you do, you lose the warranty and waive your right for free downloads and upgrades. There is also feedback that some features might not work when you use the iPhone with another network, like the ability to use visual voice mail. This is probably because only ATT offers the service.
Unlock iPhone Software“”
Article source: http://m4sti.com/blog/iphone-on-verizon.html
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Thursday, February 23, 2012
Apple’s iPhone is the latest craze in town due to its sophisticated features and Internet connectivity. It’s an all-in-one package that includes voice, text, wireless Internet, and iPod features. Who wouldn’t want to own a gadget like that? I certainly would love to have it! The catch though is that you’ll need to get it bundled with ATT’s mobile plans. That means even if your phone provider is another company, you’ll need to have it connected to ATT if you want to maximize the product’s features. The ATT mobile plans are not bad because the user gets to have all phone services while having free Internet access for a certain amount of monthly subscription. The only thing with ATT is that its services are quite expensive and some people have complained about bad customer service.
This brings to mind the possibility of obtaining iPhone bundles from other networks, particularly from Verizon since it is currently the leading mobile service network provider in North America due to its cheaper rates and very good customer service. Right now, people can buy iPhones from many dealers but the only way to get Internet connectivity is through ATT. This is because the gadget has been designed with ATT in mind. Because of this, the current models may not be technically compatible with Verizon. For instance, iPhone runs on GSM (Global Systems Mobile) technology while Verizon uses CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access) or the “spread spectrum” technology. CDMA is a newer technology that allows Verizon subscribers to occupy the same time and frequency allocations in a given band or space, resulting to better voice and data communications, and the low costs. iPhone has to be tweaked so that it becomes compatible with CDMA.
Take heart Verizon customers because there are reports going around that Apple and Verizon are negotiating for a deal involving the offering of iPhone on the network. ATT won’t like it but, hey, this is the capitalist world. ATT can’t have it all for all time. The USA Today reported that the deal may start in 2010, which incidentally is the year when ATT’s exclusive contract ends. This means consumers should just wait a little while for the Verizon-Apple deal to get through in order to get their hopefully cheaper iPhones.
Now, for those who are tech-savvy, here’s something you can do to enable your iPhone to work with Verizon’s network. In case you didn’t know yet, every iPhone in the U.S. is locked with ATT due to their existing exclusivity contract. You’ll need to unlock the iPhone using unlocking software available in the market today. When you’ve picked one that suits you well, take a look at this tutorial in order to unlock your iPhone:
Part 1 – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qm_4z3fdO-Q
Part 2 – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3yTPCjFstpQfeature=related
After successfully unlocking the iPhone, you’ll need a Verizon Vodaphone Sim card — the same one used for Blackberry 8830. Once you have the SIM, you’ll be able to make your iPhone work with Verizon. How is this possible? Because Vodaphone, a co-owner of Verizon, is licensed to sell iPhone in Europe. Just take note that it is unauthorized to unlock your iPhone in North America. If you do, you lose the warranty and waive your right for free downloads and upgrades. There is also feedback that some features might not work when you use the iPhone with another network, like the ability to use visual voice mail. This is probably because only ATT offers the service.
Unlock iPhone Software“”
Article source: http://m4sti.com/blog/iphone-on-verizon.html
Article source: http://attsucks.me/2012/02/21/iphone-on-verizon-m4sti-com-it-learning-place/
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Wednesday, February 22, 2012
First look at ATT’s Samsung Rugby Smart
The first two images of ATT’s upcoming Samsung Rugby Smart have arrived online, giving us a glimpse into what lies ahead for Ma Ball customers. Uncovered by Pocketnow, the official-looking renders show a very basic, albeit rugged, form factor. Details for the yet-announced smartphone are said to include Android 2.3.5 Gingerbread, 512MB RAM, HSPA 3G connectivity, and a 1650 mAh battery.
We initially expected to see this handset surface earlier this week as rumors had it coming to ATT on February 18th with a $99.99 price tag. Given that we’re a few days beyond that date we aren’t quite sure when we’ll see the SGH-I847 Rugby Smart. Mobile World Congress doesn’t make a ton of sense to us as it’s a U.S. handset, however CTIA is still a few months off.
First look at ATT’s Samsung Rugby Smart originally appeared on AndroidGuys.
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February, 21 2012 19:59 by Mr. Greg Gator – 8 Views
Categories: Android | Tags: Android, Facebook, Samsung, Sense, Twitter
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Wednesday, February 22, 2012
Apple’s iPhone is the latest craze in town due to its sophisticated features and Internet connectivity. It’s an all-in-one package that includes voice, text, wireless Internet, and iPod features. Who wouldn’t want to own a gadget like that? I certainly would love to have it! The catch though is that you’ll need to get it bundled with ATT’s mobile plans. That means even if your phone provider is another company, you’ll need to have it connected to ATT if you want to maximize the product’s features. The ATT mobile plans are not bad because the user gets to have all phone services while having free Internet access for a certain amount of monthly subscription. The only thing with ATT is that its services are quite expensive and some people have complained about bad customer service.
This brings to mind the possibility of obtaining iPhone bundles from other networks, particularly from Verizon since it is currently the leading mobile service network provider in North America due to its cheaper rates and very good customer service. Right now, people can buy iPhones from many dealers but the only way to get Internet connectivity is through ATT. This is because the gadget has been designed with ATT in mind. Because of this, the current models may not be technically compatible with Verizon. For instance, iPhone runs on GSM (Global Systems Mobile) technology while Verizon uses CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access) or the “spread spectrum” technology. CDMA is a newer technology that allows Verizon subscribers to occupy the same time and frequency allocations in a given band or space, resulting to better voice and data communications, and the low costs. iPhone has to be tweaked so that it becomes compatible with CDMA.
Take heart Verizon customers because there are reports going around that Apple and Verizon are negotiating for a deal involving the offering of iPhone on the network. ATT won’t like it but, hey, this is the capitalist world. ATT can’t have it all for all time. The USA Today reported that the deal may start in 2010, which incidentally is the year when ATT’s exclusive contract ends. This means consumers should just wait a little while for the Verizon-Apple deal to get through in order to get their hopefully cheaper iPhones.
Now, for those who are tech-savvy, here’s something you can do to enable your iPhone to work with Verizon’s network. In case you didn’t know yet, every iPhone in the U.S. is locked with ATT due to their existing exclusivity contract. You’ll need to unlock the iPhone using unlocking software available in the market today. When you’ve picked one that suits you well, take a look at this tutorial in order to unlock your iPhone:
Part 1 – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qm_4z3fdO-Q
Part 2 – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3yTPCjFstpQfeature=related
After successfully unlocking the iPhone, you’ll need a Verizon Vodaphone Sim card — the same one used for Blackberry 8830. Once you have the SIM, you’ll be able to make your iPhone work with Verizon. How is this possible? Because Vodaphone, a co-owner of Verizon, is licensed to sell iPhone in Europe. Just take note that it is unauthorized to unlock your iPhone in North America. If you do, you lose the warranty and waive your right for free downloads and upgrades. There is also feedback that some features might not work when you use the iPhone with another network, like the ability to use visual voice mail. This is probably because only ATT offers the service.
Unlock iPhone Software“”
Article source: http://m4sti.com/blog/iphone-on-verizon.html
Article source: http://attsucks.me/2012/02/21/iphone-on-verizon-m4sti-com-it-learning-place/
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
First look at ATT’s Samsung Rugby Smart
The first two images of ATT’s upcoming Samsung Rugby Smart have arrived online, giving us a glimpse into what lies ahead for Ma Ball customers. Uncovered by Pocketnow, the official-looking renders show a very basic, albeit rugged, form factor. Details for the yet-announced smartphone are said to include Android 2.3.5 Gingerbread, 512MB RAM, HSPA 3G connectivity, and a 1650 mAh battery.
We initially expected to see this handset surface earlier this week as rumors had it coming to ATT on February 18th with a $99.99 price tag. Given that we’re a few days beyond that date we aren’t quite sure when we’ll see the SGH-I847 Rugby Smart. Mobile World Congress doesn’t make a ton of sense to us as it’s a U.S. handset, however CTIA is still a few months off.
First look at ATT’s Samsung Rugby Smart originally appeared on AndroidGuys.
Follow AndroidGuys on Facebook and Twitter and download the free AndroidGuys app for your device! Save a bunch on your next Android. Check out Amazon’s best sellers! UPDATED HOURLY
February, 21 2012 19:59 by Mr. Greg Gator – 8 Views
Categories: Android | Tags: Android, Facebook, Samsung, Sense, Twitter
» This post originally appeared at AndroidGuys
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Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Apple’s iPhone is the latest craze in town due to its sophisticated features and Internet connectivity. It’s an all-in-one package that includes voice, text, wireless Internet, and iPod features. Who wouldn’t want to own a gadget like that? I certainly would love to have it! The catch though is that you’ll need to get it bundled with ATT’s mobile plans. That means even if your phone provider is another company, you’ll need to have it connected to ATT if you want to maximize the product’s features. The ATT mobile plans are not bad because the user gets to have all phone services while having free Internet access for a certain amount of monthly subscription. The only thing with ATT is that its services are quite expensive and some people have complained about bad customer service.
This brings to mind the possibility of obtaining iPhone bundles from other networks, particularly from Verizon since it is currently the leading mobile service network provider in North America due to its cheaper rates and very good customer service. Right now, people can buy iPhones from many dealers but the only way to get Internet connectivity is through ATT. This is because the gadget has been designed with ATT in mind. Because of this, the current models may not be technically compatible with Verizon. For instance, iPhone runs on GSM (Global Systems Mobile) technology while Verizon uses CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access) or the “spread spectrum” technology. CDMA is a newer technology that allows Verizon subscribers to occupy the same time and frequency allocations in a given band or space, resulting to better voice and data communications, and the low costs. iPhone has to be tweaked so that it becomes compatible with CDMA.
Take heart Verizon customers because there are reports going around that Apple and Verizon are negotiating for a deal involving the offering of iPhone on the network. ATT won’t like it but, hey, this is the capitalist world. ATT can’t have it all for all time. The USA Today reported that the deal may start in 2010, which incidentally is the year when ATT’s exclusive contract ends. This means consumers should just wait a little while for the Verizon-Apple deal to get through in order to get their hopefully cheaper iPhones.
Now, for those who are tech-savvy, here’s something you can do to enable your iPhone to work with Verizon’s network. In case you didn’t know yet, every iPhone in the U.S. is locked with ATT due to their existing exclusivity contract. You’ll need to unlock the iPhone using unlocking software available in the market today. When you’ve picked one that suits you well, take a look at this tutorial in order to unlock your iPhone:
Part 1 – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qm_4z3fdO-Q
Part 2 – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3yTPCjFstpQfeature=related
After successfully unlocking the iPhone, you’ll need a Verizon Vodaphone Sim card — the same one used for Blackberry 8830. Once you have the SIM, you’ll be able to make your iPhone work with Verizon. How is this possible? Because Vodaphone, a co-owner of Verizon, is licensed to sell iPhone in Europe. Just take note that it is unauthorized to unlock your iPhone in North America. If you do, you lose the warranty and waive your right for free downloads and upgrades. There is also feedback that some features might not work when you use the iPhone with another network, like the ability to use visual voice mail. This is probably because only ATT offers the service.
Unlock iPhone Software“”
Article source: http://m4sti.com/blog/iphone-on-verizon.html
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Hey Sprint,
02/15/2012
It’s my new life goal to cost your company $350. I’ll do it however I can. I figure if I can get a few people to ditch your service with me as their reason, that should do it.
Gosh that isn’t very nice of me is it? Well neither was the customer support staff that I dealt with. They were plain out rude.
Here’s what happened. I switched to Sprint because I wanted to be a Sprint customer. I got rid of my old ATT iPhone and got a new Sprint iPhone 4S. This was on December 31, 2011. Upon getting home and getting it set up, I found I had very bad service in my home. I stuck with it for a few weeks, but it was no fluke, I just didn’t get service at all most of the time at my house. So I was forced to switch away. I went back to ATT on January 26, 2012. That’s 27 days. I thought I’d do it within a month. But it turns out you only have 15 days Satisfaction Guarantee. So when I switched away, I was charged $350 termination fee.
Not only that, but the store wouldn’t take my phone back. So now I’m stuck with an iPhone 4S that doesn’t work on my new carrier. I’d eBay it, but the last time I did that I got scammed big time, so I’m just not looking forward to dealing with that again.
That’s OK. I’ll donate the phone to someone who can really use it. But you, for being so rude to me and not being willing to accept that I can’t use Sprint service because of the poor reception in my house, I’m going to get even with. I’ll update this post with how I’ve managed to cost you money.
Article source: http://attsucks.me/2012/02/20/hey-sprint-attsucks-me-attsucks-me-attsucks-me/
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Does your cable bill seem to rise every few months with hidden fees? Are you tired of dealing with bad cable service, with a slow internet connection. Traditional cable is quickly becoming very outdated with their system. Their internet service is mediocre at best and they have terrible customer service. Their DVRs are also very limited in the amount of television that they can record. Instead, it is far better to go with a service such as ATT Uverse for your television programming. ATT Uverse is the fast growing alternative to traditional cable. ATT Uverse uses fiber optic cables that are super fast to send information to their set-top boxes. This allows them to offer blazing fast internet and lets people download movies and shows very quickly. Their DVR box also allows you to record up to four shows at the same time. You can save even more money by switching from cable with a att u-verse coupon code 2012.
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Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Does your cable bill seem to rise every few months with hidden fees? Are you tired of dealing with bad cable service, with a slow internet connection. Traditional cable is quickly becoming very outdated with their system. Their internet service is mediocre at best and they have terrible customer service. Their DVRs are also very limited in the amount of television that they can record. Instead, it is far better to go with a service such as ATT Uverse for your television programming. ATT Uverse is the fast growing alternative to traditional cable. ATT Uverse uses fiber optic cables that are super fast to send information to their set-top boxes. This allows them to offer blazing fast internet and lets people download movies and shows very quickly. Their DVR box also allows you to record up to four shows at the same time. You can save even more money by switching from cable with a att u-verse coupon code 2012.
Article source: http://www.bjbz188.info/technology/gadgets/get-att-uverse-service-for-home
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Monday, February 20, 2012
Hey Sprint,
02/15/2012
It’s my new life goal to cost your company $350. I’ll do it however I can. I figure if I can get a few people to ditch your service with me as their reason, that should do it.
Gosh that isn’t very nice of me is it? Well neither was the customer support staff that I dealt with. They were plain out rude.
Here’s what happened. I switched to Sprint because I wanted to be a Sprint customer. I got rid of my old ATT iPhone and got a new Sprint iPhone 4S. This was on December 31, 2011. Upon getting home and getting it set up, I found I had very bad service in my home. I stuck with it for a few weeks, but it was no fluke, I just didn’t get service at all most of the time at my house. So I was forced to switch away. I went back to ATT on January 26, 2012. That’s 27 days. I thought I’d do it within a month. But it turns out you only have 15 days Satisfaction Guarantee. So when I switched away, I was charged $350 termination fee.
Not only that, but the store wouldn’t take my phone back. So now I’m stuck with an iPhone 4S that doesn’t work on my new carrier. I’d eBay it, but the last time I did that I got scammed big time, so I’m just not looking forward to dealing with that again.
That’s OK. I’ll donate the phone to someone who can really use it. But you, for being so rude to me and not being willing to accept that I can’t use Sprint service because of the poor reception in my house, I’m going to get even with. I’ll update this post with how I’ve managed to cost you money.
Article source: http://attsucks.me/2012/02/18/hey-sprint-attsucks-me-attsucks-me/
