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Wednesday August 20, 2003

AT&T Wireless will have Unlimited Data soon!

I called AT&T this morning to increase my data amount on my wireless plan. I bumped it up to the max (8 MB) so we could do choose our hotels as we go (using GRPS and our PowerBook). The lady put me on hold for a minute to two, and then came back with "actually, there is the Unlimited Data plan you were looking for - it's $24.99." I said - "hook me up!" But when she tried to select it, it said "not active." So it's in AT&T's system, just not activated. Cool!

Another tip she gave me when road-tripping was when you receive "No Network" - turn the phone off and back on so it can re-initialize with the nearest tower. BTW - how is AT&T's GSM coverage in California?

Posted in General at Aug 20 2003, 10:13:43 PM MDT 1 Comment
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spotty coverage in the mountains, I have no reception up in the santa cruz mountains and poor coverage heading up to tahoe until I drop down to the basin. If someone can correct me, I believe santa cruz is on an older network(i overheard a co-worker complaining he could not buy the latest phone). Though i'm still behind the times with grps and bluetooth(even though my T40 has bluetooth).

Posted by rich on August 21, 2003 at 01:51 PM MDT #

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