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Here, then, is yet another depressing illustration of how screwed the mobile industry is. It doesn’t matter how enterprising you’d like to be, or how innovative you’re mobile developers are, or how many 80 hour weeks you’re working away… if I can’t access your services on my device, then you don’t exist.
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11 months ago
K
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K
11 months ago
Is that good?
Remember I don't do Nokia firmware upgrades out of principle. But, I
probably could give it a go. What a total arse.
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K
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about changing product codes?
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Nokias?
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Yes, T-Mobile have done a mini-T5 (t5?) on this, by the look.
er....this is just as much to do with Nokia/Symbian IMHO - I mean, all this multiple Access Point bollocks?
<bugger. Bangs head against chest of drawers in Dobby-The-House-Elf-like fashion>
11 months ago
The documents also say to insert the CD-Rom... which it doesn't come with since the drivers are provided by the device itself using USB mass storage.
11 months ago
Companies I deal with just want to put a SIM in the handset and all the configurations and software they want for a particular handset type/firmware is automatically downloaded and installed. So that's what we try to provide. Autodiscovery of the handset / SIM combo, leads to a database lookup of the user and config/email/security/software requirements, then automatically setup and zero touch user involvement .
Sounds like a sales pitch - sorry.
But this is what the networks could have provided years ago, and could do now, but can't be bothered.
11 months ago
My biggest problem was access points there are so many to choose from I think 4 in total. T Mobile Internet, T zones, T-Mobile Picture Message, T Mobile MMS and Web and walk. How the hell are you suppose to know which one to use?
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For everyone's sake, I sincerely hope that this isn't the case.
If the automatic settings fail to work, try and look around for manual settings (yes, long, and boring), they might work.
Ahh, why do networks do this?
Samantha.
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I'm guessing you may have already, but have you phoned up T-Mobile to complain and find out what is going on?
Samantha.
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Us mobile users, and customers have to make a stand. Even if we're in the minorities, nothing ever gets changed if we insist on plodding along with the norm.
My attempt to be philosophical, but you can get what I mean.
Go on Ewan, don't let T-Mobile weaken you by accepting a poor service!
Samantha.
11 months ago
arsing about on the phone with them.... ?
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K
11 months ago
And, T-Mobile arn't all that bad. Yes, their signal is crappy, and they charge too much for bad quality ringtones; but it can be fixed.
Don't lose hope!
(This is me being very optimistic here, a rarity in this form - relinquish it!)
Samantha.
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BUT... all that in here in South Wales.