I'm in market for new cell phone carrier and would like
to go GSM based
That leaves T-Mobile and ATT, right?
I live in 63401 (Hannibal, Mo) area code but when that

I have T-Mobile prepaids, wanting to convert a Motorola V3a to work with my
sim card.  Msg on phone says "enter subsity password", appearing to be an 8
digit number.  I think I need an unlock code from Cingular, which according
to the T-Mobile dealer starts with a *# followed by ...

I have a Nokia 2610 prepaid which I would like to upgrade to get Blue
tooth and Quad band. The T-Mobile Prepaid site has the Motorola V195
which appears to have what I need. The other choice is a Samsung Black
Stripe  Both are $29.95. Are they both equally as good?

Nowadays, mobile phones are considered to be our best companion. Due
to their all-rounder useful capabilities, they are a must-have device
whenever we move around the world. Mobile phones have now become an
integral part of everyone’s life. A small gadget serves varying needs

We have a T-Mobile family plan with 3 phones. Our son's Nokia phone has
just died, and we are a couple of months shy of qualifying for new
phones free. If we can find a T-Mobile pre-paid phone, can he use it
with his existing SIM card? Do all pre-paid phones to text-messaging?

How come someone doesn't make a cell phone "system"
whereby when you are home you can dock the unit to a
full size monitor and keyboard and use it as desktop
computer?

I've got the TM branded Linksys WRTU54G-TM wireless
router - the one that includes SIM slots for the TM
"t-mobile at home" VOIP phone line.
Every so often it forgets the time, which then messes up