My New Cell Phone, Nokia 6010 |
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TELECOM Digest Editor (ptownson@massis.lcs.mit.edu) Tue, 15 Nov 2005 23:55:28 EST
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The Cingular Wireless people here in town finally convinced me to swap out my old digital cell phone (also Nokia) for a new GSM/GPRS phone. I had said I would keep on using my old phone as long as service was available for it, but lately it was getting harder and harder to get a good, clear signal with no need for constant redial attempts, etc. The new plan they put me on is even a bit cheaper than what I had. And this new phone has a provision to use 'mobile internet' from the phone itself. I got to keep the number I had on the old phone, same voicemail, etc. The new phone is a bit smaller, and not even a trace of an antenna on it anywhere; not even a little stub. It does sound a wee bit 'tinny' however Cingular has me on 'no long distance charges' and 'no roaming' and 'rollover'. Since my landline (Prairie Stream) phone is set to 'transfer on busy/no answer (after 3 rings) it seems to be ideal for my needs. It still is not clear to me _why_ they feel it is a beter system than the phone I was using but they insist it is.
As with all these things, there is absolutely no standardization
PAT |
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