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T MOBILE WING
Posted:
Thu May 31, 2007 12:56 pmby horn17
Super sweet.....got mine yesterday...really nice, espically for a windows product....i decided to break down and get one for work purposes....
http://www.t-mobile.com/shop/phones/det ... 7b8ec1b1e0
its pretty sweet...just a hefty price...
Posted:
Thu May 31, 2007 12:59 pmby Brent Burns
Rob,
How is Wing different from SK2 or SK3 (both are also under T-Mobile)? Will Wing work well in the rural areas? I am just thinking about its connectivity ability.
Do you slide the cover up and down? With SK2 or SK3, you would have to flip the cover.
Posted:
Thu May 31, 2007 1:11 pmby horn17
its wi fi, and on the EDGE data network, its always accessible - it slides to the side - similar to their side kicks in the fact that it opens, but its a totally different device running windows mobile 6...I think it will work in rural areas, - much like a normal phone service, the data network is extremely fast, and it is updating to G3 in october.
and the web browser is actual web pages, not that treo stuff......i actually watched you tube clips outside this morning with my coffee just to try it out
Posted:
Thu May 31, 2007 1:15 pmby Sonny
But the real question is --- How does CollegeLAX look on that device?
Posted:
Thu May 31, 2007 1:23 pmby horn17
believe or not Sonny, the first thing I checked .....just like it does on here, I can post messages, see all photos...very nice!!!!
Posted:
Thu May 31, 2007 1:45 pmby LaxTV_Admin
horn17 wrote:believe or not Sonny, the first thing I checked .....just like it does on here, I can post messages, see all photos...very nice!!!!
So when you said work, you really meant for posting purposes
Either way, I dig it.
Posted:
Thu May 31, 2007 2:31 pmby Brent Burns
This is for Rob Horn.
When you use text messaging, I am wondering if there is unlimited text messaging or are there different levels of plans to pay how many cents per text message? If I were to text someone, will I expect it to get out fast? That bugs me the most is seeing this symbol 7 with X over it which means it is not going through or have to wait for that "stupid" dots connecting to get to the G symbol. Does Wing have that?
Posted:
Thu May 31, 2007 2:55 pmby Champ
Nerd.
Posted:
Thu May 31, 2007 3:45 pmby horn17
Brent Burns wrote:This is for Rob Horn.
When you use text messaging, I am wondering if there is unlimited text messaging or are there different levels of plans to pay how many cents per text message? If I were to text someone, will I expect it to get out fast? That bugs me the most is seeing this symbol 7 with X over it which means it is not going through or have to wait for that "stupid" dots connecting to get to the G symbol. Does Wing have that?
you can pay for the unlimited plan at 14.95 per month, or stay with the normal 6.99 for 1000 - emails sent count towards the text messages, actually it functions just like outlook, so you dont see the "sending" note like before in the past...and its very quick because you arent just using the normal text services, but a data service as well...the really neat thing is that I can use it as my wireless signal if im at a location that I dont have a wi fi connection, I can plug my phone into my usb and it doubles as a tmobile internet card...