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giannoug 2010-05-17 15:24

Re: tmob N900 prepaid worked extremely well on 3/3.5G
 
Haha, wait till you see this :)

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4027/...9753c2_o_d.png

Not the actual speed, but you get the idea! :)

joshv06 2010-05-17 15:36

Re: tmob N900 prepaid worked extremely well on 3/3.5G
 
What APN is used with T-Mobile prepaid? What would be a good option for someone who texts a lot, uses internet a lot, and doesn't use a lot of minutes?

I was thinking T-Mobile prepaid with skype/google voice, for data and calls. But that leaves the Text Messaging out.

Right now I have Unlimited data, unlimited text, and 500 mins for 60$ a month.

Thanks

bunanson 2010-05-18 01:50

Re: tmob N900 prepaid worked extremely well on 3/3.5G
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by CyberCat (Post 662698)
Can we get a list of the sites that you can visit on tmobile prepaid and paid without data? Here are a couple I know of, and I'm sure there are more:

t-mobile.com
m.espn.go.com/wireless/
m.yahoo.com
news.bbc.co.uk/low

I did the Onion Router thingie, there is NO limits. I go anywhere I go. There ONLY ONE, yes the ONLY ONE, that cannot go is download map related stuff, route, location etc. Otherwise, it goes everywhere.

bun

bunanson 2010-05-18 01:56

Re: tmob N900 prepaid worked extremely well on 3/3.5G
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by giannoug (Post 662602)
Haha, wait till you see this :)

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4027/...9753c2_o_d.png

Not the actual speed, but you get the idea! :)

I dont think I understand what you referring to. Maybe you need to spell it out a little bit?

If you referring to 14 min dl an 800 MB movie. I think that is absolutely fine. Firstly, it takes time to dl any movie, using emule/desktop/cable link, a movie dl takes a couple of weeks on and off, that is fine. You wnat it and want it now, then pay netflex or something like that. If you dont want to pay for it, it takes time.

2nd, my priority to use N900 is 'long distance phone use' and 3G/3.5G solved my needs more than adequately. Surf net faster is just a bonus for me.

3rd, instead of dl, I stream, be it 800 MB or 2.5 G movie, showtime starts less than 15 second! All from here LiveTV in my signature :)

Problem with 2G is Skype simply cannot work.

bun

aikon800 2010-05-18 01:59

Re: tmob N900 prepaid worked extremely well on 3/3.5G
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by bunanson (Post 663350)
I did the Onion Router thingie, there is NO limits. I go anywhere I go. There ONLY ONE, yes the ONLY ONE, that cannot go is download map related stuff, route, location etc. Otherwise, it goes everywhere.

bun

I thought you don't get data with t-mobile pre-paid, whats the deal, how did you get that, and what is the "Onion Router thingie" I really wana know so i can switch from at&t pre-paid

bunanson 2010-05-18 02:02

Re: tmob N900 prepaid worked extremely well on 3/3.5G
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by joshv06 (Post 662621)
What APN is used with T-Mobile prepaid? What would be a good option for someone who texts a lot, uses internet a lot, and doesn't use a lot of minutes?

I was thinking T-Mobile prepaid with skype/google voice, for data and calls. But that leaves the Text Messaging out.

Right now I have Unlimited data, unlimited text, and 500 mins for 60$ a month.

Thanks

If you happy with it, stick with your plan. It takes time to learn a system and do things with the system. Going back to 3G, if you live in a city with 3G, and your primary need is skype phone call, tmob prepaid when need will save you a lot of dough.

bun

bunanson 2010-05-18 02:10

Re: tmob N900 prepaid worked extremely well on 3/3.5G
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by aikon800 (Post 663353)
I thought you don't get data with t-mobile pre-paid, whats the deal, how did you get that, and what is the "Onion Router thingie" I really wana know so i can switch from at&t pre-paid

It is ALL here, geneven did it, http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=37887&page=2, thread #72, post back if question,

bun

Siddarth 2010-05-18 07:58

Re: tmob N900 prepaid worked extremely well on 3/3.5G
 
N900 with 3g Makes it Top of the World!

geneven 2010-05-18 08:11

Re: tmob N900 prepaid worked extremely well on 3/3.5G
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by CyberCat (Post 663592)
Hey bunanson thanks for the info! I got tor setup and that did the trick, whooo! Although it is extremely slow (as TOR always is). Is it possible to setup a proxy on one's home PC and then route the N900 through that instead to speed things up?

It should be possible, and since using Tmobile is so important to N900 users I suggest that someone who understands how to use proxies really well write a howto on this subject.

bunanson 2010-05-21 02:39

Re: tmob N900 prepaid worked extremely well on 3/3.5G
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by geneven (Post 663648)
It should be possible, and since using Tmobile is so important to N900 users I suggest that someone who understands how to use proxies really well write a howto on this subject.

I second!!!!!
I tried to set up proxy, on and off, for a couple of week, get NOWHERE. I know, I know, it is very easy, but, I cant get it, and i just cannot get it. I appreciate if some guru takes the time to write it out, step by step, TIA

bun


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