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JeffyPooh
Posted Monday 11th February 2008 13:51 GMT
For my experiences with the similar EV-DO technology, Google: EV-DO in NS.
You should warn people to confirm their data plan. Otherwise you might end up with $85,000 or UKP27,000 monthly bills.
Chad H.
Posted Monday 11th February 2008 14:53 GMT
I know tmobile offer a utiliy to stop compressed graphics for their own branded cards (windows only). However, holding shift and refresh on your webbrowser should reload the page with no compression.
Matthew
Posted Monday 11th February 2008 23:00 GMT
Will the modem fit in the USB slot on a MacBook Air?
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JeffyPooh
Compressed graphics? Yuck. #
Posted Monday 11th February 2008 13:51 GMT
For my experiences with the similar EV-DO technology, Google: EV-DO in NS.
You should warn people to confirm their data plan. Otherwise you might end up with $85,000 or UKP27,000 monthly bills.
Chad H.
compressed graphics on tmobile. #
Posted Monday 11th February 2008 14:53 GMT
I know tmobile offer a utiliy to stop compressed graphics for their own branded cards (windows only). However, holding shift and refresh on your webbrowser should reload the page with no compression.
Matthew
MacBook Air? #
Posted Monday 11th February 2008 23:00 GMT
Will the modem fit in the USB slot on a MacBook Air?