Re: [OT] Web n Walk T-Mobile

[Sean <thunderchilduk@xxxxxxxxx>]

Marcus what were you quoted as phone cost - if you don't mind me
asking

Sean

On 11/16/06, Ho Yin Ng <architect.hoyin@xxxxxxx> wrote:
> I think you meant to say =A312.50 for 2 Gig Limit.
>
> I agree with you regarding Map24 - GPS integration would be ideal!
Everyo=
ne
> should email them to encourage them to integrate it!
>
> On 16/11/06, Marcus Warrington <marcus.warrington@xxxxxxx>
wrote:
> >
> >   It used to be =A37.50 for standard and =A310 for Pro with no
download
> > limits, but as of 1st Oct its now =A37.50 with 1 Gig limit and
=A312.50=
with a
> > 3Gig limit. On a more positive note, the =A31 a day cap on cost
is only
> > relevant to PAYG , the web'n'walk is totally free once you've
paid your
> > =A37.50 ! So for =A322.50 (Flext20+Web'n'Walk) I get =A334 of
calls (ab=
out
> > 170minutes worth) and can surf the net (on the phone) as much as
I want=
up
> > to the 1Gig cap.
> >
> > I just rang TMobile customer services and they confirmed that the
HSPDA
> > 384uplink service can be had on any of the packages and is
completely f=
ree.
> > For some reason they only turn it on automatically on Web'n'Walk
Pro no=
t
> > standard Web'n'Walk. Just had it enabled on my =A37.50 package
:-)
> >
> > Map24 is pretty impressive and would be even better if it could
track
> > using your GPS. Would be great for walking around a city where
TomTom i=
s
> > pretty rubbish (for walking) because it always snaps you to the
nearest
> > road.
> >
> > Oh and another cool app for all you VarioII (or PPC) owners is
TenGo (
> > http://free.tengo.net) <http://free.tengo.net)/>
.. It's a text entry
> > keyboard sort of app which works a little like a phones
predicative tex=
t
> > entry.
> >
> > Marcus
> >
>
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