I really want to use this medianet thing..the problem is, most of the international phones I'm looking at don't have U.S. warranty? For those of you that bought non-US smartphones to use with medianet, which stores/websites did you guys end up buying from that would help deal with repairs if something were to happen? TIA
So, any way to change the model name of any given phone to essentially further this thought? With how deep all the rom modding is here, I really don't see why not.
HTC Radar gets HSPA+
4 meg downloads and 2 meg uploads in Washington DC area.
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It had been working fine until I downloaded HTC Connection app from app store. Whatever it did, it made all the AT&T bloatware available in the Marketplace. It also blocked Internet sharing. There was nothing I could do to fix that and I had to reset the phone to get it working again. So, for win mo 7.5 folks with HTC phones:
1) disable all auto updates. Do updates with your SIM out if at all
2) don't download/enable HTC Connection app - it will lock features on your phone per the wishes of your carrier. You can manually update the APN to get data and tethering to work.
Was it an AT&T branded Titan II? Where did you get it? I was looking at that, but didn't want to get bumped from my unlimited medianet plan.
I really want to use this medianet thing..the problem is, most of the international phones I'm looking at don't have U.S. warranty? For those of you that bought non-US smartphones to use with medianet, which stores/websites did you guys end up buying from that would help deal with repairs if something were to happen? TIA
I would guess it came from UK/Canada. I get almost all my phones from Canada.
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Ok, great! I wasn't aware the Titan II was released anywhere but AT&T. Can you tell me where you got it?
Thanks!
It's pretty much random. Seen people be able to get away with it for less then a few minutes to the most a little over a month. Even when I go change out phones it took them a long time to figure out (5 weeks).used the international HTC ONE X S720e for about 30min and no issues with media net. How long does it take for AT&T to send a message if they detect smartphone?
I would guess it came from UK/Canada. I get almost all my phones from Canada.
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Ok, great! I wasn't aware the Titan II was released anywhere but AT&T. Can you tell me where you got it?
Thanks!
Look in the marketplace on XDA or eBay. Make sure it's unbranded (no AT&T logo's or box)
so have people been successful using a unlocked HTC one x and s
Steps:
1) Root Samsung Android Device
2) Buy and Install Root Explorer
3) Browse to the EFS folder
4) Backup all contents to cloud/email/pc/mac
5) Delete all contents of EFS folder
6) Reboot
7) Enjoy any type of data plan
Steps:
1) Root Samsung Android Device
2) Buy and Install Root Explorer
3) Browse to the EFS folder
4) Backup all contents to cloud/email/pc/mac
5) Delete all contents of EFS folder
6) Reboot
7) Enjoy any type of data plan
Do you know how to do this with a Samsung Focus S (windows phone)?
Thanks!
General disclaimer: I'm not responsible if you get bumped up on a smartphone plan.
Please do proper research and googling and make sure you have the right phone before putting your SIM in.
If you get bumped to a smartphone plan, be prepared to contact your AT&T CSR with the IMEI of a dumbphone and ask them to set it for you.
Ask questions here or check with the specific forums before attempting if you're not sure.
What the AT&T dumbphone / medianet/family plan is for:
Some rundown and pricing details in this post: [URL]http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=26201562#post26201562[/URL]
A data plan used for 'dumbphones' and IMEI of phones not stored in AT&T's IMEI database,
which is not limited to android and smartphones. Technically, any phone capable of retrieving
UMTS/3G/HSPA 850mhz/1900mhz bands is capable of accessing this service.
Whether or not the device is stored in AT&T's database is another question.
This lets you keep using the AT&T service without having to add another contract,
or continue using an existing one without upgrading.
There are 4 options:
- Grandfathered MediaNet users pay $10/month for unlimited data for one line.
- Current Regular single line users pay $15/month for unlimited data for one line.
- Current Family plan users can pay $10/month for 1 line with unlimited data with the bundled with $30 messaging unlimited for all lines.
- Current Family plan users can pay $15/month for a single line for unlimited data only.
This allows end users to:
A) Continue to get an unlimited service for cheaper (although we speculate there is a threshhold before they start watching you)
B) Pay $10-15 less a month
C) Keep your old plan, no subsidized prices for new phones
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