Search results rsYes, blogs are all over AT for not supporting tethering on the iPhone that is, the ability to connect to their 3G network from a laptop connected to the iPhone. Why? Because of the obvious strain on their data network. My guess is that AT will offer it within the next 4 months, but have a different pricing structure. Using 3G on the phone will probably still continue to be (otherwise it would be foolish of AT to go into a tiered structure), while data usage when the phone is tethered will be capped.There are several things that annoy me about the iPhone, none of which seem to have been addressed with the release of the new iPhone 3GS. (While we are on the subject, could they not come up with a better name?) Multitasking is absolutely essential, and Apple has failed to deliver yet again. Granted, the average user on the street does not care but if Apple keeps thumbing their nose at business and power users, it only going to be a matter of time before they switch to other brands.FWIW, I have an unlocked/jailbroken/(insert favorite verb) first generation iPhone running on T-Mobile. It is slow as hell, and I can believe I am still using it. Oh wait, I know the reason why: I can afford to buy a new phone right now.In the middle of it all, Palm decided to release the Pre a touchscreen phone tied to Sprint (at least for the next few months). As much as Theodore wanted Pre, he wanted his bride, Anita, to see him at the altar at the appointed time. At 7:45, he abandoned his wait and left his line-number and credit card information with a Sprint store employee, asking that he "hold the 14th phone for me." The Sprint store employee obliged. Minutes after the recessional, the newlyweds returned to pick up their phone, spending the first minutes of married life with a Ready Now consultant who walked the happy couple through Pre's setup and features. The new Mrs. Travis later revealed that her reaction was "You did what?" to her husband spending the hour before their wedding waiting for a phone, but later admitted wow gold ideal, "I guess I kind of understand now."Wow. And they ask me why I hate marketeers.While mobile number portability (MNP) has been in use for the last several years in many parts of the world, India was still lagging. The Department of Telecommunications (or DoT) finally mandated the provisioning of the MNP service wow gold. Officially, the department defines the MNP service as follows:Mobile Number Portability Service means a service which allows subscribers to retain their existing telephone number when they switch from one access provider to another irrespective of mobile technology or from one technology to another of the same or any other access service provider (sic).Just came across this bit of news that AT will carry the Nokia E71x (no doubt a North American version of the E71). I decided to look it up on the AT website. Here what I saw.Nokia E71x on AT like somebody wanted to play with the HTML title tag.Anyway, at 0.39 thickness, this is a sleek, full QWERTY phone that I wouldn mind owning. The phone got a 2.4 display which is a bummer, but hey, I can connect to the Internet directly using either the data cable or Bluetooth assuming AT hasn disabled it. Oh wait, there no mention of it on AT website about this feature, which leads me to believe that they have wow gold kopen, in fact, disabled it.(Read the service details from Nokia Betalabs)Nokia Betalabs unveiled its latest baby, the Nokia Easy Meet. A collaboration tool, the service lets you share content on your phone or PC. Once you create an account and login to the service (yes, this one does not integrate with your Nokia account a complaint that the other commenters share on the Betalabs blog), you are provided with the option to view existing meetings and create a new meeting. When you are in the process of creating the meeting, you also add invitations which can be sent as email notifications or SMS messages.Once participants receive the SMS/email, they open the link in the message to join the meeting, where they can access content shared by the meeting organizer; they can also share content of their own with other participants. Types of content that can be shared include PPTs and images (JPG/PNG). You can also chat with other participants.Since this is a web based service, you can access it with any phone with a decent browser. So I proceeded to sign up with my iPhone, as that the only working phone I have at the moment.The UI essentially sucked ass on the iPhone safari browser. While the site looked okay in Firefox, I am pretty sure it would look better on the Nokia phones. We see. (At least one of the commenters there was unhappy that the site was not optimized for the Nokia 5800 touch screen phone).I am still not very convinced about the value of the service Acheter Des PO. Remember that it still in beta and may be scrapped at any time. I will continue testing it for a couple of days and see if this is something that take off.According to this post on the Google Mobile blog, there have been improvements made to Gmail for mobile, but only if you are an iPhone/Android phone user. Now, I have both phones. When I opened Gmail on the Android (T-Mobile HTC G-1), it prompted me with a Gmail available! Update Now message. Clicking on the link produced the above popup. So basically, I had to install Gears on my (nevermind that this is actually a phone). Before I could check the trust this site box (while in reality I don ;-)), the popup disappeared.And now when I click on the Update Now link wow po, nothing happens. No popup, no gears, nothing. When I opened Gmail on the iPhone, the Update Now link was not even shown. Welcome to the improved version.
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