Is the HTC dream the t-mobile g1?

by andatche

thanks in enhancement,
freddy b

Answer by flyingeagles11
Yes, HTC Dream was an ahead of schedule name thought for T-Mobile’s current G1 data device.

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I am leaving from Seattle to Cancun for 1 month. I have a T-Mobile G1 (HTC Dream) phone with unlimited internet access. I am wondering if it will charge me extra to use the 3G or edge networks to connect from Mexico. I don’t want to use it to make calls (as I am sure that will be very expensive with roaming!) but I am wondering if by the internet will cost extra or not.

Answer by Tyiese
yes it will cost because your out of the united states. Unless yu have a international plot. If you dont yu could call or go to a T-mobile store and add a international plot to your account. I sugest that you add it to your account unless you dont mind spending on fortune on a cell phone bill

Answer by Sharyl
I am no longer a T-Mobile customer and I haven’t traveled to Cancun. So I cannot answer this from experience.

Though, I have been a GSM customer for being and have traveled extensively overseas. So, let me hypothesize. But, if this is mission critical, you must discuss this with a T-Mobile customer service rep who handles international service and it wouldn’t hurt to check with the house you plot to stay in down in Cancun. http://www.t-mobile.com/coverage/pcc.aspx will show you coverage on a map; but, maps aren’t perfect.

I use AT&T’s network. My BBerry usage in some international countries taught me:
You have to advise the wireless carrier of your trip in enhancement. They needed to do stuff on their end to permit you to function in the international house(s). Once, they did not set me up properly for one country. My BBerry did not work in the country, despite my calling them in enhancement. I was furious. I spent a fortune trying to fruitfully call them from a land line overseas to fix this…without success. Since then, I have always double checked in enhancement to make sure everything is set up properly before I disappear. It goes without saying that you need international service with a multiband phone/PDA to run overseas. Each time I turned my BBerry on in the morning, it racked up a daily single-digit-USD fee for registering on the network. In the scheme of things it isn’t huge; but, if you are away for many days it adds up. My vacation experience in the Caribbean tells me that the mobile tower placement in resort areas is doubtless much better than in US suburbia everywhere localities fight the installation of these towers. But, I don’t know if you plot to stay in a standard resort area or if you will be staying in a remote house. That is why you need to call down there to make absolutely sure.

The reason I am no longer a T-Mobile customer is because I cannot get satisfactory coverage in my suburban NYC home to make a telephone call through T-Mobile. But, being of experience teach me that Cancun coverage could be much better, as crazy as that may seem to a NY-er like me.

By the way, I don’t know the precise terms of your plot; but, don’t forget to factor in international roaming charges. This is what the T-Mobile website provides:

Mexico Rate per minute : $ 1.49 Country code : 52
Click on a carrier to see carrier-specific coverage for this country: Carrier Frequency Internet Telcel Mexico 1900Mhz YES Telefonica Moviles Mexico (Pegasus. MOVISTAR. TMN) 1900Mhz YES
International roaming rates for text, picture, video, and instant messaging
Share a thought or a sight, anytime, from just about anywhere.
$ 0.35 per message sent ($ 0.20 in Canada and Puerto Rico)
$ 0.20 per message received
If you have a messaging bundle or plot, international messages you send while roaming are not covered by your bundle and will be charged separately. If you have a messaging bundle or plot, international messages you receive will be pulled from your bundle.

Accessing IM through your web browser while roaming internationally will incur charges as specified below.**
Internet (GPRS) rate while roaming internationally:
$ 10 per MB in Canada
$ 15 per MB in all other countries

Depending on your plot, and whether you intend to make local or US calls, you may choose it would be cheaper to rent a local phone for the month. Again, a detailed discussion with a knowledgable T-Mobile customer service rep will educate you on the all-in cost of by your cool device.

Have a wonderful trip–be it pleasure or work.

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