I've been meaning to ask this question for a while now...
When one ends a call, on the Ericsson T39, if it was from a number that is
not in your phone directory, it asks you if you want to save this number in
the phonebook.   If I say no, is there any way to later on add this number

Lately I have been glued to my Wireless phone. I don't leave home without
it. It is like my American Express card. I use mine for personal calls right
now, but was thinking about puting my cell number on my business cards as
well. I also have a calendar and to do list on the phone ...

Ow god, I hate the students that flock into IU every year.
This year seems to be one of the worst I can remember.
The traffic jam yesterday was totally horrible.
And all the students that was in traffic had their cell phones

James answered me in a post buried in a differnt thread concerning Cingular
National with a multiband phone.  So how much of this no-roaming is due to
shutting down service when signals exist, just not for plan users?
"James " <jamesmh@excite.com> wrote in message

I know that I can take my home number and switch it from say Verizon to MCI,
or AT&T. What about to Cingular Wireless? Anyone know if I can transfer my
home number over to a cell phone?

???

Does anyone know if the GSM network went live today in the St. Louis
Market Area.  If so, do any stores have the new phones? or when will
they be available?  

I program many cell phones for my company, mostly bag phones and
various TDMA carriers. Recently, when activating phones w/ Cingular, I
am told to enter a different phone number into the programming menu
than is the assigned phone number. For instance, if the assigned phone

Ok who is the first to own  the new Samsung S307?
Give us a fast review on itplease please.
I have to have one I hate the SIMM phones
I have 4 phones and now want a Samsung so easy buy a CING phone

If anyone has had experience on the Boston/NYC Acela, I would be interested
in your reception.  I travel the Acela frequently and find that Verizon
customers connect, but not Cingular.  I was wondering if GSM has made a
difference.

I heard in November a law will be passed that will allow you to keep
your old cell number when switching carriers. Good news for some.
Bill.

Group-
I currently have a T720 GSM Motorola.  I am disappointed with the phone.
I am looking to go with GSM service with Cingular.  Anyone have any thoughts
on a good replacement?

If I use the 6340i on the SuperHome plan will it only work on their GSM
network?
Will I be charged anything if it roams back and forth from GSM and TDMA?
Or will I not be able to UTILIZE the GAIT features at all unless I'm on the

i need to know about your take on cingular service in NYC metro area.
particularly, long island, queens (flushing,) riverdale (bronx,)
westchester and manahattan.
any thoughts on the v60i in terms of service reception...  forgetting

I am not currently a Cingular customer, and have a question about GAIT
phones - specifically the 6340i.
Is is possible with this phone to 'scan' to see what TDMA/GSM
providers are available in a particular area?  i.e. in a given area