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Any one using Web n WAlk
Does anyone have a web'n'walk contract with T-Mobile with the 40MB free internet time on the "proper" (Non WAP) internet?
I was thinking of getting one of the compatible phones but wondered how long, on average(Just browsing not downloading) you can get with 40MB since I can't seem to find any info like that on the T-Mobile Website. Thanks in advance. |
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Nobody?????
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Originally Posted by rivercity_rules
Does anyone have a web'n'walk contract with T-Mobile with the 40MB free internet time on the "proper" (Non WAP) internet?
I was thinking of getting one of the compatible phones but wondered how long, on average(Just browsing not downloading) you can get with 40MB since I can't seem to find any info like that on the T-Mobile Website. Thanks in advance. |
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Originally Posted by rivercity_rules
Does anyone have a web'n'walk contract with T-Mobile with the 40MB free internet time on the "proper" (Non WAP) internet?
I was thinking of getting one of the compatible phones but wondered how long, on average(Just browsing not downloading) you can get with 40MB since I can't seem to find any info like that on the T-Mobile Website. Thanks in advance. I signed up for it on Friday - I went for the 6meg add-on for a fiver. It basically just uses the GPRS signal so isn't very fast - but its great for pub quizzes using google!!!! When they say full internet it means that you can access full html sites rather than just pages written for WAP phones. Not all pages will run though - depends if they use flash, java etc. but on the whole it's a far more pleasurable experience than using basic wap internet. Be warned though - when you upgrade the software on the mda it doesn't come with msn messenger any more - I think they have done this to make sure people still use txt msgs all the time. |
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Originally Posted by TheJackal
I signed up for it on Friday - I went for the 6meg add-on for a fiver. It basically just uses the GPRS signal so isn't very fast - but its great for pub quizzes using google!!!!
When they say full internet it means that you can access full html sites rather than just pages written for WAP phones. Not all pages will run though - depends if they use flash, java etc. but on the whole it's a far more pleasurable experience than using basic wap internet. Be warned though - when you upgrade the software on the mda it doesn't come with msn messenger any more - I think they have done this to make sure people still use txt msgs all the time.
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Because its for my dad who has been on t-mobile for years since he got sick of o2 and refuses to return and also he gets special contracts by moaning every time he;s in and gets free minutes thrown at him.
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