I know I've asked this before, but anyone know if t-mobile's going to roll
out EDGE over their GPRS network?  I just got a nifty GC82 GPRS/EDGE card -
it's very nice, but the added speed of EDGE would be nice... anyone heard
anything about dates/schedules?  Is it even committed to?  ...

I've been on ebay, the howard forums, phonescoop, and the normal ones like
amazon et al.  Also to my local resellers and Tmo corporate store.
Just wondering if I missed something.
Wife and I would like to get camera/video phones because our baby is due in

Yes, they hacked it to pieces with their axes...

i have tmobile in los angeles and use a 722i.  everytime someone leaves a
voicemail, i get a text message that a voicemail has been left for me.  how
do i stop that.  i checked the phone setup and also the tmobile voicemail
setup and cannot find it.  is it there?  thanks

I'm driving from the east coast to Idaho next week and across North Dakota
and Montana the t-mobile map shows it as a roaming area. For GPRS coverage
it says:
"T-Mobile Internet, Sidekick and t-zones service may not be available in

Has anyone had problems getting a signal in the last couple days, on the
coast north of Santa Monica--Pacific Palisades, etc.?

This is my first post here.
I am actually looking for the prefixes (area code?) used by the US and
Canadian mobile operators.
Does anyone know of a website where I can find such a list?

Stavo girovagando per Internet e ho trovato un link per condividere.
http://www.infonegocio.com/xeron/bruno/italy.html

I don't know if they're just picking on me, but on this month's
statement which I just received they billed all my international
roaming wrong.  They billed me with the "World Class" rates and I have
the legacy rates that were in affect before WC rates.  Consequently

Picked up a T-Mo EasySpeak branded 3595 at Target today (for $59.99
straight- no rebates required- not a bad deal for a spare "cheapie"
phone with GPRS, IMHO.)
Silly question #1: Anyway to stop the god-awfully loud power-on

I'm going to Europe this summer and bringing my T-Mobile phone. While in
Europe should I use the SMS and GPRS numbers that I use to connect here
or should I be using something more local? For example, SMS uses
+12063130004 and GPRS uses *99#, will I use these in Europe?

I use Treo 600 which does not have options for sms delivery confirmation. I
have heard that on some other carriers, you can type *R* or *N# or *0# at
the beginning of a text message to get the service.
I've tried them all to no avail. Does anyone have any clue on what is

I have a Samsung N105 and I've been using it for about two years. I
asked a SIM unlock code to T-mobile's e-mail support and they said
"IMEI = [350183894398791]  We have received your SIM Unlock Request.
Unfortunately, we are unable to process your request at this time

Have anyone tried this? You dont have to dial are code when calling local
through T-Mobile. I guess this is a Beta thingy or maybe even regional but
no word from T-Mobile about it yet.
EZ COMM

I have a T-Mobile Nokia 3390 unlocked phone. I want to use for the Cricket
services. What is the Phone number programing code for Nokia 3390?.
According to Cricket says  *#639# or *#6391#  neither of them works, any
help please?.