I'm on VaelPak 3.2, and I've used the Sprint Hotspot App a few times. I haven't gotten a text, but I've used it no more that 30 minutes each time. Hopefully I won't get that big brother text too...
got that text also lol
got that text also lol
Originally Posted by Alchemist IQ
Originally Posted by TheSwagOfSweetJones
got that text also lol
F that I'm going to hotspot either they like it or notor they just cancel my service all together, which i wouldn't mind.
Anyone who got a text were you on a AOSP ROM like CM7?
Originally Posted by Alchemist IQ
Originally Posted by TheSwagOfSweetJones
got that text also lol
F that I'm going to hotspot either they like it or notor they just cancel my service all together, which i wouldn't mind.
Anyone who got a text were you on a AOSP ROM like CM7?
What's Salvage? Sense-based?
What's Salvage? Sense-based?
salvage battery is good its asop....it has the 5% battery mod on it also...I gotta back up of it..the only problem I faced on it was that the phone sometimes rebooted when I use wifi tether, but afterwards it would be fine...its the best gingerbread rom out tho
salvage battery is good its asop....it has the 5% battery mod on it also...I gotta back up of it..the only problem I faced on it was that the phone sometimes rebooted when I use wifi tether, but afterwards it would be fine...its the best gingerbread rom out tho
me to and i dont use hotspotOriginally Posted by TheSwagOfSweetJones
got that text also lol
me to and i dont use hotspotOriginally Posted by TheSwagOfSweetJones
got that text also lol
Deal Of The Day: $12.79 with discount htc20phones code HTC EVO 4G Premium Extended Battery With Back Cover (3500 mAh)
by Chris Chavez on April 5th, 2011 at 8:46 pm
If you own an Evo you’ve probably run into this problem before: terrible battery life. It can take all the enjoyment out of an otherwise awesome phone when you have to dim the brightness all the way down or disable background synching.
Those are some tips I am forced to use when I wont have the luxury of plugging into a wall socket all day (like at an amusement park). But as we all know, one of the many benefits of owning an Android phone is the ability to switch out it’s battery!
I’ve browsed extended batteries in the past but I can’t say I’ve ever seen a 3500 mAh battery for anything less than $40 – $50. Needless to say, I was pretty jazzed when I came across this fatty for $15.99.
Better hurry before the deal is up. Enjoy… and if you’ve ever used an extended battery let us know good and bad experiences with different brands and retailers!
UPDATE: Use code to get it for $12.79
12.79 HTC EVO BATTERY discount code: htc20phones
I really don't like these bulky batteries, but im tried of my EVO dying on me and always bringing my charger everywhere i go, they sell this type of battery at my job and its even cheaper than my employee discount
Hit it up EVO users.
Deal Of The Day: $12.79 with discount htc20phones code HTC EVO 4G Premium Extended Battery With Back Cover (3500 mAh)
by Chris Chavez on April 5th, 2011 at 8:46 pm
If you own an Evo you’ve probably run into this problem before: terrible battery life. It can take all the enjoyment out of an otherwise awesome phone when you have to dim the brightness all the way down or disable background synching.
Those are some tips I am forced to use when I wont have the luxury of plugging into a wall socket all day (like at an amusement park). But as we all know, one of the many benefits of owning an Android phone is the ability to switch out it’s battery!
I’ve browsed extended batteries in the past but I can’t say I’ve ever seen a 3500 mAh battery for anything less than $40 – $50. Needless to say, I was pretty jazzed when I came across this fatty for $15.99.
Better hurry before the deal is up. Enjoy… and if you’ve ever used an extended battery let us know good and bad experiences with different brands and retailers!
UPDATE: Use code to get it for $12.79
12.79 HTC EVO BATTERY discount code: htc20phones
I really don't like these bulky batteries, but im tried of my EVO dying on me and always bringing my charger everywhere i go, they sell this type of battery at my job and its even cheaper than my employee discount
Hit it up EVO users.
[h1]Samsung Galaxy S Gingerbread Coming In "Next Couple Of Weeks"[/h1]
File under: News
By: Stephen Schenck | 3:21 PM 5-Apr-11 | Comments
Samsung's Galaxy S isn't exactly hurting for Gingerbread options: you have your choice of custom kernels, and an official update leaked last week. What we're still waiting for, though, is to see that official update go out OTA, finally reaching the hordes of phone users who aren't quite up to the task of manually flashing their smartphones. We could see that update arrive by mid-April, according to UK carrier Three, which has tweeted that Gingerbread will likely be available "in the next couple of weeks".
Elsewhere in Europe, we had heard out of both Germany and Romania that Gingerbread was supposed to come to the Galaxy S sometime during March. Obviously, that hasn't happened yet, and Samsung Romania reported that the release was facing unspecified delays. Assuming that carriers other than Three will have access to the update at roughly the same time, we may see a Europe-wide release before the end of the month.
Three wasn't willing to provide a hard date for the release, and the language it did use avoids making any promise that the Galaxy S will indeed get its update in the discussed timeframe. It's entirely possible that Gingerbread will hit yet another roadblock, but for the time being, a mid-to-late April release is the most likely.
Source: ThreeUK Twitter
Via: Android Spin
[h1]Samsung Galaxy S Gingerbread Coming In "Next Couple Of Weeks"[/h1]
File under: News
By: Stephen Schenck | 3:21 PM 5-Apr-11 | Comments
Samsung's Galaxy S isn't exactly hurting for Gingerbread options: you have your choice of custom kernels, and an official update leaked last week. What we're still waiting for, though, is to see that official update go out OTA, finally reaching the hordes of phone users who aren't quite up to the task of manually flashing their smartphones. We could see that update arrive by mid-April, according to UK carrier Three, which has tweeted that Gingerbread will likely be available "in the next couple of weeks".
Elsewhere in Europe, we had heard out of both Germany and Romania that Gingerbread was supposed to come to the Galaxy S sometime during March. Obviously, that hasn't happened yet, and Samsung Romania reported that the release was facing unspecified delays. Assuming that carriers other than Three will have access to the update at roughly the same time, we may see a Europe-wide release before the end of the month.
Three wasn't willing to provide a hard date for the release, and the language it did use avoids making any promise that the Galaxy S will indeed get its update in the discussed timeframe. It's entirely possible that Gingerbread will hit yet another roadblock, but for the time being, a mid-to-late April release is the most likely.
Source: ThreeUK Twitter
Via: Android Spin
