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Verizon 3G network is more coverage than AT&T.
Verizon slams AT&T in new TV ad; '5X coverage' | The Toybox | ZDNet.com
Yup, man and can't beat Verizon for 3G coverage.
Verizon 3G network is more coverage than AT&T.
Verizon slams AT&T in new TV ad; '5X coverage' | The Toybox | ZDNet.com
Verizon 3G network is more coverage than AT&T.
Verizon slams AT&T in new TV ad; '5X coverage' | The Toybox | ZDNet.com
only area where all mobile servive whether it is att or verzion,etc doesnt works in area where the mountains is the mountians causes interference there was zero on i77 along west virginia you can see white area on coverage map corespond with map of mountains it is rocky mountains and apachlian mountains
even Hawaii mountain too its a real pain in the butt
Lets get back to this topic!! Sidekick is fixing yet? i never get any replied emails from my friends yet.
Only internet and text message are working well.
Lets get back to this topic!! Sidekick is fixing yet? i never get any replied emails from my friends yet.
Only internet and text message are working well.
Get iPhone 3Gs (newest iPhone model) for $200 with $40 per month service fee (only if you are deaf) for two year plan. It's pretty closer to what you are paying for your SK ($30-40?) am I right?
If you want unlimited text, just add $10 to make your monthly service fee from $40 to $50 for two years.
Pretty cheap for the best cellphone in the world ?
Hell yeah!
anyone of you get your "emails" back to normal yet? Mines still on the waiting mode.
I hope that will be much sooner than the 13th.
After numerous service interruptions during the past week, on Sunday afternoon T-Mobile informed owners of the Sidekick smartphone that user data, which is stored in Microsoft/Danger's servers could have been lost for good. By design, the T-Mobile Sidekick doesn't store much of its user data on the device itself, but uses the cloud for storing address book information, photos, calendar and application downloads
. And while service outages are still commonplace in today's cloud-based services, this could be one of the most high-profile data loss occurrences in recent history.
Reportedly, the data loss was caused by a failed upgrade to Danger's storage area network, only to discover later that no backup was available. Microsoft's involvement only aggravates the issue (they acquired Danger in 2008). Undoubtedly, this will come as a complete blow to Microsoft's image, both as a cloud service provider (see Azure) and to its mobile platform division, having just recently announced the Windows Phone initiative.
An official follow-up statement is expected Monday regarding the status of the potential backups. In the meantime, T-Mobile is alerting its affected customers (number not disclosed), letting them know they shouldn't remove the Sidekick's battery, reset the devices or let them lose power. Syncing with a desktop application should be a safe measure to be taken at this point if your Sidekick has some info on it.