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As far as signal goes... It's awesome. I have a full signal in my basement in Kansas. When I go to work, my signal is not so good, usually one or two bars but I'm still able to access the internet at relatively high speeds and send and receive texts immediately and also have never had a problem with missed calls or anything. Short and sweet: Battery: depends on usage Signal: Great. Phone as Modem: not so sure about that one. |
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phone as modem without the 40 pam plan..... hell yes!!! n no 3rd party apps... the phone comes with a program called "internet sharing" with connects via usb or bluetooth to share internet....
as a matter of a fact thats how im connected at the moment in my laptop. and no i do not pay xtra 40 bucks a month.. |
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Yep all you have to do is set the internet connections to usb and sprint pcs also open IE page and then press connect. Opening the IE page is to trick sprint into thinking you're using your phone to surf the web and not as a modem. There is also a reg edit you can do so you don't have to open a IE page
Those of you running Sprint ROMs should remove the following registry value: [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Comm\InternetSharing] "Extension"="rilphone.dll" I've done it and it does exactly what its supposed to. Hope that helps. Edit: Battery life is ok but if you use it a lot there are reg edit for battery hacks that seem to help I have them done on my phone. Check out the reg edit sitcky and you'll fine it there. |
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