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         So I have come across this twice at work... customers will have a blue LED but the G1 will not turn on, will not master reset by holding home and power while the device is off.... 

anyone know what causes this or how to correct it...i have read articles about it but can not recreate it on my own or on test phones at work.....
   

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G1 Tech support / Green Dot in the corner of the camera screen
« on: December 17, 2008, 12:59:24 pm »

when I was trying to take a picture today there was a blinking green dot in the bottom right Corner of my screen
it went away and I took my picture but I don't know what or why it was there

any Idea on this one....I'm sure it is simple and I'm just stupid but Im lost on this...any help please

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G1 Tech support / as far as saving MMS to the G1 sd card
« on: November 30, 2008, 06:29:42 pm »

I have heard people say to forward to 222 (MyAlbum) then use the usb connection to save to the SD card..
I have been successful in Forwarding to 222 then using the G1's browser to bookmark MyAlbume then go to the album page long press the picture and save it...this however has not been very sucessful ith Video Audio or combo files ... I'm sure oneday they will get there act together and fix this **** but till then it will be one work around after another

If this has been posted Im sorry fo rthe double post 

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T-Mobile@Home / NEW @HOME EQUIPMENT COMING SOON.....
« on: November 07, 2008, 08:00:08 am »
From what i was informed today T-mobile is putting out what is called a "high-port"...from the sound of it it is for people who already have a router or do not want/need one.. sound line a box that connects between the modem and the PC..it is not wireless and must be hard wired.. there is a place for the sim (obviously),Internet line IN and Line OUT..then a rj11 port for your phone... there is no disk needed for installation and the PC will not even be needed to set it up..."Plug and play" from what I hear   

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The Circus (lounge) / how do you feel when you call 611
« on: October 04, 2008, 01:01:25 am »

As long as I have worked behind the Magenta curtain my trainers and coaches have preached one major thing.....

                       THE CUSTOMER

Which is perfectly understandable considering that we are service industry... When one of our customers call in I do my utmost best to resolve their issue and let them know that I truly do value them and want to help them.  Many times they say save the apologies just fix my phone....this tends to be hard for me B/C believe it or not I truly do care... I don't want your text messaging to not work or all your incoming calls to go to voicemail.... I take it as a personal defeat if your services are not working .... sorry small rant there... but what i want to know is how ...................... How Do You Feel When you Cal Into Tech Support/Customer Care......

I used to work in food service most recently a manger for Ruby Tuesday..before that for ten years a server when I did well I got a good tip ..instant gratification...when I did bad no tip..instant realization of failure.  right now i have to wait around for a score on a call so at the risk of getting slammed to the wall with this thread I ask thi question
 
Now i know the automated system in the beginning sucks and the hold times can make us want to shoot ourselves in the foot ..... so BESIDE THOSE TWO ISSUES 

Do we (tech and customer care) make you feel important when you call in .... Do you feel like your issue is important...

Tell me the story of either a good or bad experience

 

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G1 Discussion / "G1 Known Issues"
« on: October 01, 2008, 07:02:13 am »


Bluetooth® stereo is not supported

The device does not support Bluetooth stereo headsets.

*#06# does not display IMEI on a call

When a customer is on a call and enters *#06#, the IMEI does not display.
 
DTMF tones (touch tones) do not work when dialing with the trackball
 
Customers who are on a call and dial using the trackball cannot use the DTMF tones (touch tones). This prevents the device from entering passwords and codes on automated systems when using the trackball.

Amazon MP3 Web site does not show selected song when using the trackball

When customers use the trackball to navigate the Amazon MP3 Web site, a gray bar highlights the selected song. Sometimes this bar disappears, and the customer does not know what song is selected.

Memory card files are not available when charging
 
Customers cannot access files on the memory card when they are charging the device with a third-party charger. If the customer uses an MP3 ringtone, the device plays the default ringtone instead.

Message files cannot save to memory card    i think this one will be a big call driver...big big oops

There is no option to save a picture or video file to the memory card from an MMS message.
When saving an e-mail attachment to the memory card, the device may save the file without a file extension. This causes the file to not be viewable on the device.
To work around this issue, ask the customer to forward the message to an e-mail account. The customer can then save the file on a computer.

Note:If the customer tries to save the forwarded file from an e-mail message to the phone memory card, the phone may save the file without a file extension and the file won't be viewable on the phone.

To forward a multimedia message to an e-mail account, follow these steps:

From the Home screen, touch the Applications button.
Touch Messaging.
Touch the message that contains the picture or video.
Press and hold in an empty space in the message.
Touch Forward.
At To, type the e-mail address.
Press the Menu key and touch Send.

E-mail address for a myFaves contact is duplicated

Customers may see a duplicate e-mail address when sending an e-mail to a myFaves contact. The customer may have two phone contacts with the same phone number and e-mail address

Phone icon appears on a myFaves contact

If a customer receives a call from a myFaves contact, a small phone icon displays on the myFaves icon. The customer may want to remove this icon.



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T-Mobile@Home / Linksys firmwear update available
« on: September 24, 2008, 06:03:41 am »

At the risk of double posting...(I put this in another thread but really wanted all to be able to see it)

there is now an updated firmwear available... www.linksys.com/downloads   it is v1.00.09

Determine the current firmware version of the wireless router. .
Log into the router's interface  For instructions, 
Download the current firmware from the Linksys website:
From your PC, open an Internet web browser and browse to http://www.linksys.com/download
Enter WRT54G-TM/ Linksys WRTU54G-TM in the Model Number input box.
Click the Go button.
In the Device Version Number section of the page, select the appropriate version of your router from the drop-down box (Version 1.1 for WRTU54G-TM / 1.0 for WRT54G-TM).
In the Firmware section of the page, note the version of firmware available for download.
If the router is already running the latest firmware, do not continue with the upgrade process.
If the firmware available on the Linksys support web site is newer than the firmware on the router, click the Firmware link or the diskette icon to download the latest firmware to the computer's hard drive.
In the router's administrative web site, click the Administration tab.
Click the Firmware Upgrade tab
Click the Browse button, locate the downloaded firmware file on your PC's hard drive, highlight the firmware, and click Open.
Click the Upgrade button.
The router will display progress bars as it upgrades the firmware.
When the router is done, it will show a message indicating Upgrade is Successful.
Click the Continue button.
The router will reboot. Wait two minutes. Click the Refresh button on the web browser to update the view of the router's administrative website.
Verify that firmware has been upgraded by clicking on Status tab, as detailed in step 1.

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T-Mobile Services / Flexpay and caller tunes
« on: September 22, 2008, 06:13:25 pm »
... thats right t-mobile finally figured a way for our huge money making friends with the flex plans to spend even more money.....
that's right caller tunes... It is now available to flex pay as well ..i assume prepaid is just around the corner as well

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T-Mobile Services / Going internatonal???? do your homework
« on: September 12, 2008, 09:29:55 am »
If you plan on going overseas with your phone there are many things to consider and do before you go.

1) Find out your phones technical capabilities.   All T-Mobile phones operate on the 1900 MHz band. However, many of the phones we sell are capable of using other GSM bands such as 850 MHz, 900 MHz, and 1800 MHz     You need to find out what bands your phone supports and if it will be able to be used where you are going   EXAMPLE.... your phone can use 850, 1900, but the country you are going to uses 1900 and 900 you will only be   able to roam when the 1900 is supported but not where it is just the 900

2) Determine which bands are available in the country/countries you are traveling to: Go to T-Mobile.com
            From the Coverage menu, select International coverage.
            Click T-Mobile International Coverage
            Click to select the country to which you are traveling
            Click View a detailed coverage map for this country.
            View frequency information from the table below the map   
            If any of the GSM frequencies listed are the same  as your device, you can use your phone on that carrier
             while abroad.

            https://my.t-mobile.com/plan/international/Regions.aspx

3) Find out how much it will cost you although the initial world class roaming feature added to you     account will not cost anything (it needs to be added to each line being used overseas)  the actual cost is charged when air time is used while registered to the foreign network.  Each country charges a different per minute amount to roam on them to find out what each country charges you can go to the place where you found the roaming band info at t-mobile.com

            From the Coverage menu, select International coverage.
            Click T-Mobile International Coverage
            Click to select the country to which you are traveling below the map will be the per minute       
            voice charge as well as messaging and data charges for that country. 

            https://my.t-mobile.com/plan/international/Regions.aspx

4) calling when international can be confusing at times always remember to put the + sign in front of the number you are dialing. Many phones have it piggy-backed with either the *, 0, or # keys.. just press and hold it until it appears … EX… if you are in Italy and you want to call your wife who is with you on vacation you would Dial +1(area code) number …+1-234-567-8900 the same if you wanted to call you friend back in the states … it is a U.S. number and (1) is the country code for the U.S.

Now to help our customers with the same great (free) technical support as we always have T-mobile has set up a international customer car number Dial +1-505-998-3793 (this is a FREE call from your T-Mobile phone) or 001-505-998-3793 (from a landline). 

How do you get charged.....

when you phone is registered to an International network and powered on.. you get charged per minute for your calls (sorry there is not international rate plan to buy) also if you phone even rings you get charged for the delivery of that call (1 min) so if you don't want to get unexpected charges you can keep your phone off until you are ready to use it ... since the charge is from the internationla carrier it can take up to two billing cycles for the charge to hit your account

VOICE MAIL ........

Domestic & International
Option 1: Calling voice mail from your mobile phone
To call voice mail from your mobile phone, perform the following steps:

  1.    Press and hold the 1 key or dial 1-805-MESSAGE from your mobile phone. If dialing from another country,
        type a plus sign first (+ 1-805-MESSAGE).
  2.    Interrupt your greeting by pressing the Star (*) key.
  3.    When prompted, type your password. This is the password you selected when you first set up your voice     
        mail.
 
Option 2: Calling voice mail from a landline

NOTE: You will be billed applicable long distance fees from the landline carriers in the area you are located.
T-Mobile will not credit these landline charges.   

To call voice mail from a landline, perform the following steps:

  1.    Dial your mobile number from a landline.
  2.    Interrupt your greeting by pressing the Star (*) key. You may need to press the Pound (#) key instead.
  3.    When prompted, type your password. This is the password you selected when you first set up your voice mail.

NOTE: If your handset is powered on and/or you are registered on another mobile company’s network, please be aware that call delivery fees will apply. To avoid these fees, power off your handset before calling your mobile number from a landline. Even then, it may take up to an hour for the mobile company to drop your registration.

Option 3: Calling voice mail from a landline by dialing 1-805-MESSAGE

NOTE: You will be billed applicable long distance fees from the landline carriers in the area you are located. T-Mobile will not credit these landline charges.

NOTE: You will be required to type your mobile number.
To call voice mail from a landline by dialing 1-805-MESSAGE, perform the following steps:

  1.    Dial 1-805-MESSAGE from a landline.
  2.    Type your 10-digit mobile number.
  3.    Interrupt your greeting by pressing the Star (*) key. You may need to press the Pound (#) key instead.
  4.    When prompted, type your password. This is the password you selected when you first set up your voice mail.

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T-Mobile@Home / What I don't get is......
« on: September 12, 2008, 07:11:21 am »
 
What I don't get is that when T-mobile first launched @home in the test markets.... they actually had an outsourced group of technicians go into the home and install this setup...now they launch national and allow the customer to do it them selves.  In most cases this is fine but if my mother were to get this and do it herself she would be electrocuted and most likely hospitalized. and not before having thrown away the sim card and no doubtingly a cable or two...

not to bag on dear ol' MOM but really some people just have no place putting this stuff together .... and mo would tell you the same

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T-Mobile@Home / IPsec ports 40 & 80
« on: September 11, 2008, 06:22:45 am »
The T-Mobile@Home service relies on the IPsec security protocol (pronounced "eye-pee-sek") to provide secure calling over Wi-Fi. T-Mobile-branded wireless routers are configured to permit IPsec communications by default, but other devices may be configured to block IPSec. Similarly, the firewall policy on any router may have been configured (intentionally or otherwise) to prevent IPsec communications.

Some ISPs provide combo units (a broadband modem with an integrated router) that block IPSec by default. If you cannot connect to the T-Mobile@Home service through a combo unit provided by the ISP, contact the ISP to ensure that ISPec is not being blocked on the device.

now these ports found on the D-link and both lynksys routers can be corrected by calling tech support or if you know your way around your modem you can even do it your self... HOWEVER I am seeing situations where they are being blocked on the ISP's combo modem/routers and when the customers are calling to have them opened the ISP is refusing...main culprits are AT&T and COMCAST ....especialy when you had AT&T DSL w/ phone ..you call disconect the phone and they block that port then..... now your @home phone is toast

D-link = go to the "tools" screen then select "misc"..... enable IPsec
linksys = go to security then select the option on the right of the sub menu(sorry the name of the tab escapes me) the at the bottom enable IPsec

I understand that T-mobile is aggressively fighting this  but as it stands the ISP does not have to unblock it especially if the equipment "technically" still belongs to the ISP

any other toughts

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Does anyone know what the new epc.tmobile.com is for in the iHLR??? 

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Tips and Tricks / BLOCKING MMS ON MOTOROLA
« on: September 06, 2008, 10:10:30 am »


This works on the K1 Krzr, Z3 rizr, V3 razr, and the other razr variations... and the W490
MENU > MESSAGES > OPTIONS/MENU (depending on the phone if you have a dedicated menu botton press that otherwise press options) > SETUP > MESSAGE SETUP > PICTURE/MMS MESSAGE SETUP > RECEIVING PICTURE/MMS MESSAGE.... NOW ENTER THE 11 DIGET MOBILE NUMBER YOU WANT TO BLOCK.. THEIR PHONE WILL SAY SENT BUT YOUR PHONE WILL NOT GET IT...

HOWEVER... here's the down side.. the message still hits the MSC so you still get charged for it you just never see it works great for if your kids are getting MMS from the wrong people and you don't want to block messages all together ... which also pops the thought that if you don't open the message you don't get charged for it... if it hits your number on the MSC you get billed

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