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Originally Posted by scambo1
(Post 946387)
If you haven't jailbroke your iphone yet, on monday the 3G and 3GS become personal hotspots if you are on at and t.
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Originally Posted by johnso29
(Post 946373)
It'll be interesting to watch Verizon's network gum up as more iPhone users come over. They're already talking about limiting data usage.
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Will a Verizon phone work in Europe? I'm tired of AT&T's crummy coverage in New York, but I still need to be connected while on a trip..
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Originally Posted by Flamer
(Post 946426)
There's a new apple update to make this happen?
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Originally Posted by CVG767A
(Post 946473)
Will a Verizon phone work in Europe? I'm tired of AT&T's crummy coverage in New York, but I still need to be connected while on a trip..
If you mean a non-iPhone then the answer is maybe (depends which model phone). Side note: the VZW iPhone actually has the chipset to do dual mode (GSM and CDMA) but for some reason they didnt build in GSM dual mode in the current version. It's the same chip used in the Droid Global. Today is also the last day of the TMobile "All smartphones are free." promotion. I got a G2 for my wife and dropped a non-smartphone Sprint SERO plan. G2 looks nice ans will supposedly work in Europe. Probably cheaper to get it unlocked and buy a local SIM card in Europe rather than pay roaming. I havent checked out TMO's international plans, but with the 15% corporate discount their US plans are very reasonable. |
Originally Posted by CVG767A
(Post 946473)
Will a Verizon phone work in Europe? I'm tired of AT&T's crummy coverage in New York, but I still need to be connected while on a trip..
Works like Skype but simpler in some ways. Unlimited text and talk in the USA. International calls really cheap (UK and China are 2 cents a minute). Line2 - International Calling It is based on a Wi-Fi connection. You can set this to always default to make calls via Wi-Fi connection and when you go outside of Wi-Fi it can start using your service provider’s minutes. This allows you to go with a very low SP minute plan. Using this I can now have two lines, unlimited text/talk on Line 2 and cut my Verizon bill in half. |
Originally Posted by DAL73n
(Post 946438)
Actually not true. VZW has been dealing with a large amount of Android smart phones that use just as much or more than iPhone users. Plus now they're rolling out their 4G Service (LTE). They've been wanting to get tiered pricing for quite a while. If you're looking for the best Phone calling experience I almost have better service than anyone I fly with that uses another carrier. Great plans after the Delta 20% discount.
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Originally Posted by Jack Bauer
(Post 946487)
iPhone VoIP App | Line2 WiFi / Cell: 2 Numbers on One Cell Phone iPhone or Android $10/month
Works like Skype but simpler in some ways. Unlimited text and talk in the USA. International calls really cheap (UK and China are 2 cents a minute). Line2 - International Calling It is based on a Wi-Fi connection. You can set this to always default to make calls via Wi-Fi connection and when you go outside of Wi-Fi it can start using your service provider’s minutes. This allows you to go with a very low SP minute plan. Using this I can now have two lines, unlimited text/talk on Line 2 and cut my Verizon bill in half. |
As soon as I can I'm dropping AT&T. fwiw. Been with them since January 2008 and I don't care for them.
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Originally Posted by Nosmo King
(Post 946500)
I don't need mobile cellular service overseas so I find that Magicjack is a better deal. $20/yr (discount for a 5 yr plan iirc), fixed phone number, voicemail gets digitized and emailed to my email account as an audio file. I always carry a laptop though. If you are one of those that doesnt like hauling around a lappy then an IOS or Android app might work better for you, because Magicjack won't work with an iPad.
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