Comcast is charging me $59.95 for 81 channels (extended basic) and $42.95 for internet. I don't get phone service from the, but they claim the service is $24.95 but reading the small print they charge $5 rental fee for the VOIP router.
That comes to $114.85 before "taxes" on the bill.
This means that TWC also can't compete with Comcast for the same service?
So the Anroid Market will not sell a tethering app to a T-Mobile customer because T-Mobile won't allow it, but they will to customers of [insert fictional non-sucky carrier here].
I know it's so 19th century, but there are things called checks, and an organization called the Post Office will deliver them all the way across town for 42 cents.
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Why in the world would that even be thought of as even remotely racist?!?!?!
This is the same California that considers calling an "undocumented immigrant" an "illegal alien" as racist also.
Be a lot easier to just call it the "Mexico Influenza" though. That's pretty much the standard for these things.
Which can get you kicked off forums in California for being racist
We've had one death so far in the U.S., and it was a baby.
Technically it was a Mexican just "visiting."
so what is the big deal?
MONEY!!!
buy Tamiflu at $8 per pill! Operators are standing by.
an office suite dosen't get anybody laid
Luckily the guy doing the NeoOffice port is married.
You should move to Santa Clara, CA where the electricity is provided by the city owned power company.
It is much cheaper than the west coast monopoly PG&E
Comcast is charging me $59.95 for 81 channels (extended basic) and $42.95 for internet. I don't get phone service from the, but they claim the service is $24.95 but reading the small print they charge $5 rental fee for the VOIP router.
That comes to $114.85 before "taxes" on the bill.
This means that TWC also can't compete with Comcast for the same service?
Sounds like a bug with the user.
What is this in-flight meal you speak of?
Something airlines outside the US serve and yet remain profitable.
Local broadcast news is reporting there were 2+ separate cuts in San Jose and up to 7 cuts in San Carlos.
So it's not some massive conspiracy, just a single person with a saw.
Have you tried to move a man hole cover by yourself?
Different != better. My Italian engineering prof claimed that every Italian car he owned while growing up there was a piece of garbage.
Was he driving cars in Italy that were made by the American car companies?
You think Koreans are Japanese?
Koreans can pronounce 'r' just fine.
The original poster is a little clueless as he claims to be on T-Mobile which is also GSM like ATT.
Yup. T-Mobile rocks.. Been tethering on their service for many years. And their services keep getting cheaper.
So the Anroid Market will not sell a tethering app to a T-Mobile customer because T-Mobile won't allow it, but they will to customers of [insert fictional non-sucky carrier here].
Any proof that this is because of T-Mobile?
Same here... I don't think the issue is with T-Mobile.
I have the T-Mobile $19.99 unlimited data plan and have been tethering for years...
I tether via T-Mobile all the time with my Sony Ericsson P910 & P990 phones.
When your poor, it's not diagnosed at all... Everyone just refers to the poor kid that is a little slow.
Should US tax dollars really be used to allow for billionaires to play around in space? No.
US tax dollars are needed to bail out the billionaires from their mortgages.
I know it's so 19th century, but there are things called checks, and an organization called the Post Office will deliver them all the way across town for 42 cents.
Except that the Post Office is going under..
In any case, I hope this will make all the people shut up about having to buy a contract.
All US cell phone companies require a contract.. The issue is the COST.
For example you can get unlimited calls on T-Mobile for $49.99. Compare that to ATT's unlimited call plan.
T-Mobile and ATT use different frequencies for 3G. T-Mobile uses 1700/2100, ATT uses 850 and 1900.
And yet people are unlocking their iPhones and using them on T-Mobile all the time.
Microsoft hasn't stolen this feature from the Mac yet?