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Does anyone know if the SIM card slot on this thing is easily accessible? Looking at the FCC images, it looks like it might.
www.engadget.com/2010/12/24/t-mobile-4g-mobile-hot...
Can easily change the APN? Has anyone been able to buy this thing off contract? The $150 suggested retail price isn't their "off contract" pricing, so I'm not sure if I could buy this without a contract. If I could get this for $150, I'd get this in a heartbeat.
www.t-mobile.com/shop/phones/default.aspx?shape=mb...
Can easily change the APN? Has anyone been able to buy this thing off contract? The $150 suggested retail price isn't their "off contract" pricing, so I'm not sure if I could buy this without a contract. If I could get this for $150, I'd get this in a heartbeat.
www.t-mobile.com/shop/phones/default.aspx?shape=mb...
Hey it seems like you can add your own APN to it. Not sure though if it's still locked or not, need a different SIM card to test it. Also the SIM card is easily accessible but it's under the battery just like other cellphones.
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I'll ask the store cuz I sure would like to get this but not under contract. But without buttons changing the APN would be a bit of a challenge. Maybe it has a software of sorts that you can change from a laptop/desktop connected via USB?
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APN changes are possible through the web interface. It allows adding APN Profiles. I haven't tested it yet, as I don't have any other SIMs to work with. All the specifications I have found though indicate that it only does GSM at 1900mhz, and UMTS/HSPA/HSPA+ on 1700/2100mhz. It seems to be a rather T-Mobile dedicated device, unlike the MF60.
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