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ease posted:So I've officialy jumped ship, and now I'm looking to sell 2 3ds. But why sell them when you can do this??? http://www.engadget.com/2012/01/30/apk-puts-windows-95-98-and-xp-plus-linux-on-the-evo-3d/
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Looks like the NS4G version of ICS has been leaked Apparently, it'll be Android 4.0.4. Maybe the Galaxy Nexus will drop soon as well.
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zer0spunk posted:Do you have grooveip? Just curious to see how good of an option it is for someone with sprint integration in your situation. It works when I've used it but i've yet to exclusively have to rely on it. Wondering how rock solid the option is. No I don't. I don't really make phone calls (work gave me a prepaid phone haven't used it yet), so I don't think it's an issue for me.
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My airrave stopped working a few weeks ago & won't get better no matter how many times I reset/power cycle it. What do I do here?
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Jan 31, 2012 18:29
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Jan 31, 2012 19:45
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mastershakeman posted:My airrave stopped working a few weeks ago & won't get better no matter how many times I reset/power cycle it. What do I do here? The "signal booster" number in the OP is also Airrave tech support.
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Anyone else have an issue where they download an image, but it doesn't show up in the stock gallery? The images (jpeg) don't look any different (file properties-wise) from any images that do appear. I can use other image viewers to see the "invisible" images, but I really don't mind the stock gallery, and would rather not have to switch back and forth if I don't have to.
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berzerkmonkey posted:Anyone else have an issue where they download an image, but it doesn't show up in the stock gallery? The images (jpeg) don't look any different (file properties-wise) from any images that do appear. There's an app called Media Rescan which you can run to refresh the gallery database.
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OK, so now, I've disabled google voice integration for a day, and then I just went to re-enable it to try and see if the texting worked... and now it says I'm ineligible. What the hell? What do I do now? edit: removed my number and re-added it, and that worked, but still no texts from this one person. this is getting very, very frustrating. kahm fucked around with this message at 07:19 on Feb 1, 2012 |
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Feb 1, 2012 06:59
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Duckman2008 posted:The "signal booster" number in the OP is also Airrave tech support. Thanks. They actually transferred me to another number, and things didn't work out, but I can keep yelling at them through this.
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Feb 1, 2012 16:33
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Mark Larson posted:There's an app called Media Rescan which you can run to refresh the gallery database.
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I have an upgrade due in 140 days. Will Sprint let me buy out the contract so that I'm elegible for an upgrade immediately?
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OptimusMatrix posted:I have an upgrade due in 140 days. Will Sprint let me buy out the contract so that I'm elegible for an upgrade immediately? 140 days sounds like august? Yes, I think an august buyout is around $60-70 (that's a guess). Call retentions.
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Duckman2008 posted:140 days sounds like august? Yes, I think an august buyout is around $60-70 (that's a guess). Call retentions. Awesome. poo poo I meant 120 days. So they will let me do this then?
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I'm trying to sell my EVO 3d and a guy who's interested wants me to send him the MEID to see if the phone is clear. Is there a reason I shouldn't do this? Like is that tied to other important account stuff or something
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Are there any Sprint maps that are so precise that it shows the exact street a tower is on? A friend of mine just got a Sprint phone but he wants to know how far the tower is from his house (in Iowa).
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ThermoPhysical posted:Are there any Sprint maps that are so precise that it shows the exact street a tower is on? A friend of mine just got a Sprint phone but he wants to know how far the tower is from his house (in Iowa). 4g or sprint cdma tower?
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helsabot posted:I'm trying to sell my EVO 3d and a guy who's interested wants me to send him the MEID to see if the phone is clear. Is there a reason I shouldn't do this? Like is that tied to other important account stuff or something Maybe someone else can confirm if I'm remembering correctly or if those turned out to be rumors.
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mophomanners posted:4g or sprint cdma tower? Sprint CDMA
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OptimusMatrix posted:Awesome. poo poo I meant 120 days. So they will let me do this then? Duckman2008 posted:Call retentions. Not my department  datajosh posted:I used to think it was okay until I heard of people adding the MEID to their own account and then reporting it stolen and using insurance to get a replacement. Then you're stuck with a phone marked stolen and they have a brand new or refurb phone for $100. I could see this happening, although its tricky on both sides. I would bet if it was recently on your account you can make a case to sprint that the other dude is making a fraudulent claim. Giving them the meid is good business, just be careful. Worst case have sprint notate your account with the meid if you are hesitant.
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datajosh posted:I used to think it was okay until I heard of people adding the MEID to their own account and then reporting it stolen and using insurance to get a replacement. Then you're stuck with a phone marked stolen and they have a brand new or refurb phone for $100. This can only happen if the device isn't on your account. Also, he won't be able to make a call with it, which is usually required for insurance claims. I generally don't expect the seller to provide the ESN before we meet, but I make it clear that I'm going to check it before buying, and I've still had one fuckhead make me come all the way out for a stolen phone.
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Does Sprint's unlimited data actually give you web access, or just access to the handful of services they advertise on their site? I'm trying to get an idea of how fettered a Sprint smartphone is going to be. Do they lock out a lot of user customization like their older phones do?
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IMJack posted:Does Sprint's unlimited data actually give you web access, or just access to the handful of services they advertise on their site? I don't even fully understand what you're asking. Sprint only has one tier of data: unlimited. If their smartphones didn't have web access, nobody would be using Sprint. Unlimited data is unlimited (for phones). The only restriction is tethering because they sell that separately.
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IMJack posted:Does Sprint's unlimited data actually give you web access, or just access to the handful of services they advertise on their site? I can browse and post on the forums on my Sprint phone. Does that help any?
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Lovie Unsmith posted:I can browse and post on the forums on my Sprint phone. Does that help any? I AM browsing and posting from my Sprint phone. I just watched a two hour movie on Netflix on my Sprint phone. I listened to three hours of Pandora radio today while traveling, on my Sprint phone. Questions?
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Sorry if it's a stupid question, I'm just trying to figure out what the catch is.
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IMJack posted:Sorry if it's a stupid question, I'm just trying to figure out what the catch is. They have lovely service. Good luck getting anywhere close to 5 gigs at the speeds you're going to be connecting at.
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Feb 3, 2012 03:49
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The catch is you pay more money for it.
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Duckman2008 posted:I could see this happening, although its tricky on both sides. I would bet if it was recently on your account you can make a case to sprint that the other dude is making a fraudulent claim. Mark Larson posted:This can only happen if the device isn't on your account. Also, he won't be able to make a call with it, which is usually required for insurance claims. I generally don't expect the seller to provide the ESN before we meet, but I make it clear that I'm going to check it before buying, and I've still had one fuckhead make me come all the way out for a stolen phone.
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WoG posted:Depends entirely on your location. I use 7-8 gigs of 3g without much effort, and there are plenty of folks who use double that. This man speaks the truth. Near Boston, I can easily use 5 gb on 3g, and more like ten on 4g. I was just in San Diego, and in a week could only use 400 mb, thanks to awful speeds.
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WoG posted:Depends entirely on your location. I use 7-8 gigs of 3g without much effort, and there are plenty of folks who use double that. Yup I'm barely halfway through my billing cycle and already over 2gigs. 
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WoG posted:Depends entirely on your location. I use 7-8 gigs of 3g without much effort, and there are plenty of folks who use double that. Yeah, when I tether on my rooted Sprint phone I get speeds MUCH faster than my home cable internet (seriously wtf Time Warner? gently caress you.) And this is in a supposedly overloaded area (NYC).
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6.87 gb between 3g and 4g here. I always use WiFi at home, 4 days left in the billing cycle. I really like Sprint
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WoG posted:Depends entirely on your location. I use 7-8 gigs of 3g without much effort, and there are plenty of folks who use double that. This is true, but I like being indoors and non-stationary while using data. I don't think location is going to improve building penetration any.
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I get a solid 900kbps in my apartment in midtown Omaha - my apartment is a garden-level so technically I'm sort of in a half basement.
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I live in Omaha too and get pretty good reception here in north Omaha. There's a sprint tower right across the street from me. I do sometimes get bad signal but that's not often, if at all.
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Southern Kentucky here. When we got 3G turned on here about 18 months ago, it was really fast. Some times as fast as 1.4mbps. But it has been a steady decrease in speed since then. Now, you can only download at 32-64kbps
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"d[-.- posted:b"] I go to school in one of the largest concrete buildings in the world. Our lecture centers are underground. I still get 4G everywhere on campus including the lecture centers and subterranean utility road. Location can mean everything in terms of reception.
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