would my g1 be able to use the wifi in london because im about to go on vacation there...
gamefan231 said:
would my g1 be able to use the wifi in london because im about to go on vacation there...
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Yea if there are wifi routers there..
Just be sure to turn on the "limey" setting.
make sure you use apndroid to disable data (this may take out your sms/mms though)
you may get hit with roaming. i dont know if the updates fully resolved accidental data use
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Hey all am about to go off roaming with T-Mobile. I know it says the data plan only works in the UK but I'm sure they'll be happy to hit me with the bill if this is not the case.
Is there a way I can 100% stop any data comms from happening?
http://www.modaco.com/content/pocket-pc-software/246171/new-free-utility-nodata/
WasStoNed said:
Hey all am about to go off roaming with T-Mobile. I know it says the data plan only works in the UK but I'm sure they'll be happy to hit me with the bill if this is not the case.
Is there a way I can 100% stop any data comms from happening?
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I just make a dummy data profile with no acess point names or anything and just switch between that and my real one depending on weather i want my diamond to connect to the internet or not lol
No Data doesn't seem to work for me (unless I'm missing something)
I'll try the Dummy connection
Tried blank connection too, no joy unless I need a restart?
Sorry, must've been being dumb before. I installed Advance Comm manager so I could turn off 3G and now it seems to work but I'm not sure if I needed the latter
Cheers anyway
NoData works like a charm for me..
Just install it, run it, and toggle the three different data types.
hi im waiting my new nexus one, as a posted before in general but before comes i want ask some questions. im reading about ROOT, and so on but i cant find how disable 3G, and disable AGPS since at the moment i dont have data plan, i will upgrade in couple of months because i was keep my lg incite and internet or NO and wait a little to upgarde 3G network, so im wonderin its anyway or guide oto turn off AGPS?and 3g?well and i guess if i didint configure grps i dont have worry about gprs but yes for 3g and AGPS any thoughs?sorry i searched and couldnt find im new on NO LOL i dont even have it yet xD
*waiting*
and i read sense desire seems BT isnt working =( so shame
any other good rom? what its your favorite?and its any HTC hero sense?or its the same as desire rom? well thanks a lot i will apreciate the help in this android world =X
You can use QuickSettings from the market to disable mobile networks completely. You can also in the phone settings only allow 2G.
As far as AGPS is concerned it uses Cell Towers to triangulate the location of the phone and doesnt use any Data unless you are using the Maps app which will need to download the map info.
bewA said:
You can use QuickSettings from the market to disable mobile networks completely. You can also in the phone settings only allow 2G.
As far as AGPS is concerned it uses Cell Towers to triangulate the location of the phone and doesnt use any Data unless you are using the Maps app which will need to download the map info.
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oh thats nice and you sure?since i used garmin once with my WM and AGPS was activated and BAM the bill accoutn was SOOO HIGH :S
theres a disable "use wireless networks" option. the description is "location determined by wifi and/or mobile networks"
bewA said:
You can use QuickSettings from the market to disable mobile networks completely. You can also in the phone settings only allow 2G.
As far as AGPS is concerned it uses Cell Towers to triangulate the location of the phone and doesnt use any Data unless you are using the Maps app which will need to download the map info.
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That's not how AGPS works, it does use data, albeit a tiny amount. It receives info on the location of GPS satellites so it knows what to lock onto.
Rusty! said:
That's not how AGPS works, it does use data, albeit a tiny amount. It receives info on the location of GPS satellites so it knows what to lock onto.
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omg so i need disable O.O
zen kun said:
omg so i need disable O.O
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try apndroid on the market
will cut off all data if u tell it too
bigballa said:
try apndroid on the market
will cut off all data if u tell it too
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yay thanks i want my NO sooon i will tomorrow pay on ebay
ok i got the track number now and seems they send me the NO so im kind excited i want try root after test and maybe desire rom heh but i just want to know
the root its danger? i mean i guess its like linux "hack" to get root acces in exploit or something but never knows, root the device could brick the NO ?or its a low chance
im off on holiday to Vegas on wendesday with me Nexus 1, what do i need to turn off to make sure im not hit with some massive bill when i get back to the UK?
I've read stories about people being charged sh*t loads cause they left things running in the background of there phone for example then they get hit with a massive internet usage bill.
should i turn wifi off, GPS, auto sync, widgets, etc
Wifi works independent of cellular signal so you do not need to worry about that at all. GPS and Auto-Sync rely on internet access, whether wifi or cellular. Widgets will not be a bother unless they access internet, in which case you want then not to be using cellular access.
Aside from roaming phone calls, the reason people get massive bills is wireless cellular internet. So turn off cellular internet access, and use wifi whenever you need the internet.
just turn off data roaming and you're golden.
i would turn the phone completely off! when i went to germany last year i didnt dare turn on my g1, i was told i would have roaming charges even if i didnt use the phone, and it was on, in standby mode. better safe than sorry...imho
enjoy your holiday btw
Backup your APN settings and then delete them.
That way, you won't need to worry about internet charges
ironcrotch said:
just turn off data roaming and you're golden.
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+1000
This worked for me in US and Spain earlier this year (UK resident on O2). Unless you've changed the default you'll probably find it's already switched off.
skitty said:
Backup your APN settings and then delete them.
That way, you won't need to worry about internet charges
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dont delete the apn settings, just edit them and add an XXX at the end of them. this will render them non-functional, and you can just remove the XXX when you get back home and your data will work again.
ironcrotch said:
just turn off data roaming and you're golden.
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Thirded. If you're paranoid, you can turn off cellular data altogether. Erasing your APN's would work too, but that's overkill.
Err... don't bugger around with apns.
Turn off data roaming.
If you're paranoid, call your carrier and tell them to disable data roaming for you. Advise them that you're travelling and want no surprise data charges. Then they can't bill you.
There have been a few discussions about this, but I have yet to find a solution that works for me...
I flashed CM6 today and now I'm finding that when I enable wifi, my 3g data connection is lost. Not sure this is really a CM problem, I just want to find a fix.
My setup:
Nexus One - CM6.RC1 - FRF91
williec30 said:
There have been a few discussions about this, but I have yet to find a solution that works for me...
I flashed CM6 today and now I'm finding that when I enable wifi, my 3g data connection is lost. Not sure this is really a CM problem, I just want to find a fix.
My setup:
Nexus One - CM6.RC1 - FRF91
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what do you mean it's lost.. when you're turning Wifi on, that's the whole point (that you want to use your Wifi connection for data, and not your mobile 3G data.) Maybe I'm not understanding you?
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what do you mean it's lost.. when you're turning Wifi on, that's the whole point (that you want to use your Wifi connection for data, and not your mobile 3G data.) Maybe I'm not understanding you?
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Even with wifi on you still need 3g data to send and receive MMS. I can't replicate this problem, though, so I'm afraid I'm not much help. All I can suggest is trying a full wipe of everything but battery and rotate stats and try to flash it again. See if that helps.
It works fine for me. Are you sure you are confussing not having both icons in the notification bar with 3g being off?
I answered this question a few months ago too.
Your 3g is not lost, it just hides the icon. Go into settings and look what network you are still connected to for yourself, it will still say 3g. If you were to send or receive an mms the 3g icon would briefly pop up, send the message, then disappear. Your phone is working just fine
thanks for the help... @roger, you are correct, i didn't realize that the icon was hidden vs. actually turned off, nor did i think to go check the actual service rather than rely on the icon
anyone have tips for making it work on the captivate?
the current version requires a reboot, but i found that using quick reboot works too
right now im just hitting the apndroid widget and then quick reboot, does anyone know a way to make a script to tie the two together?
Get the APNdroid 2.5 beta (root required). Last I read it does work on the captivate.
Hey, what's an APNdroid?
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Hey, what's an APNdroid?
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turns on/off your data connection.
i got it so i wouldn't use data when i traveled to other countries. it seemed to work, but i wasn't sure. my bill just had the calls i made and no data charges so...
myrddin201 said:
turns on/off your data connection.
i got it so i wouldn't use data when i traveled to other countries. it seemed to work, but i wasn't sure. my bill just had the calls i made and no data charges so...
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You don't need APNdroid to turn your data off in other countries. All you have to do is Uncheck the "data roaming" box in mobile network settings.
i see. well then, that probably helped too
yay! more space on the pages to put other crap i don't need yay!
thanks