View Full Version : Dash internet on sidekick plan?
tennisshoeninja
7th April 2008, 02:48 PM
i get unlimited txt, Aim and Internet...for 20$
anyway i can get the sidekick internet to work on the dash?
pudgedaddy
7th April 2008, 07:39 PM
i get unlimited txt, Aim and Internet...for 20$
anyway i can get the sidekick internet to work on the dash?
No. The Sidekick plan is only to specific sidekick phones. No other device...smartphone or not... will work with the sidekick plan. Sorry:(
RussianSolja
8th April 2008, 01:53 AM
the Dash and Sidekick run on 2 different servers... the Dash use's T-Mobile's Servers to connect to the internet and Sidekick use's DANGER servers. i wish tho it would be nice. when i had the sidekick the internet speeds was quick as hell.
hockeygoalie31
10th April 2008, 03:29 AM
well if you dont already now the dash is a windows mobile device which means that it have ie7 so all you do is connect through wifi and there u go .FREE INTERNET
NRGZ28
10th April 2008, 04:25 AM
And that has *what* to do with his question ? :rolleyes:
Rip Syntaxx
11th April 2008, 04:21 PM
well if you dont already now the dash is a windows mobile device which means that it have ie7 so all you do is connect through wifi and there u go .FREE INTERNET
Well...that statement isn't entirely true. Sure, WiFi internet is uninhibited...but free? No. I found out (through a T-Mobile customer service rep) that unless you have the T-Mobile Total Internet plan or a HotSpot plan, WiFi consumes your airtime/whenever minutes. So in essence, the length of time you spend on WiFi is equivalent to a telephone call of the same duration.
skisteven1
11th April 2008, 04:37 PM
Well...that statement isn't entirely true. Sure, WiFi internet is uninhibited...but free? No. I found out (through a T-Mobile customer service rep) that unless you have the T-Mobile Total Internet plan or a HotSpot plan, WiFi consumes your airtime/whenever minutes. So in essence, the length of time you spend on WiFi is equivalent to a telephone call of the same duration.
Yeah... that's completely and utterly false.
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