Help video chat

Thanks Austin,

I am leaning toward the MT4g since it runs 2.2 it has Adobe Flash. I ran a ported MT4g on my rooted N1 for awhile and liked sense very much, esp the widgets. Sounds like you are talking about the actual ext speaker as low and the earpiece normally used for calls is fine. I misunderstood the reviews.

I found and installed Tango on my N1, but need to wait till I finally activate the TMO account and get my current CBW number back on my N1, so as not to confuse Tango. Have a temp number now for the 14 day trial. Only one camera, but can improvise.

I forgot the reviews, but it does have a full size headphone jack?


Ken

Thanks revs,

Like your subtle ding on iPhone. My other son has the iPhone 4g, so I know what you mean. But, he's been Apple for over 20 years.

MT4g it is. My recent research points to that conclusion also.

Thanks to all, nice members here. Been on the N1 forum for awhile and not here lately. So, good to see another quality thread.


Ken

Thanks carmendiva,

Appreciate your reply

myTouch 4g and moving to TMobile in doubt--


Recap:

I have an N1 on CBW with 2 Nokia 6126's
Want to move to TMO and take advantage of the VDay Sale to get the MT4g free.

Currently trialing the N1 and 2 LG dlites on TMO with their phone numbers.
Would move my N1 to TMO, unlimited data plan. Get an LG dLite for wife, free I hope, no data. And a free MT4g, 200mb data plan. All on 750 minute Family Plan.

Store says for VDay sale, MT4g must have unlimited data plan even though I already have it on the N1. My son doen't need the unlimited plan, believe me. More of a one phone for voice and mp3 player. As opposed to his nokia for voice and iPhone from brother he uses as a mp3 player (has no data plan since it won't work on CBW, and not jailbreaking). I also would like to play with the video chat.


CSR rep says I can:

Put the unlimited plan on MT4g and 200mb on N1, keep the trial TMO numbers we have on the phones until leaving store. Then swap sims so N1 now has unlimited plan and MT4g has the 200mb. After that, call TMO CSR and port the CBW phone numbers that we currently have to the phones we are now using, one at a time over 3 days. Says it goes faster that way and we have skirted the TMO requirement for unlimited data on the MT4g as the free phone.

I have plenty of rooting experience, but know squat about switching sims. Does this sound like a good idea? What problems could I incur?

I want unlimited data on my N1 and the same phone number I currently have with CBW and wife and son to have their current CBW phone numbers on their new phones.



Thanks,

Ken

Thanks Kim,

I get phone tomorrow, and will do what CSR told me above to get the exact data plan I want on each phone. Research says the phone number goes with the sim. Of course after I port my CBW #'s it won't matter.


ken

One final question that came up with my research:

Since the myTouch 4g would have a 4g sim, will that sim work in my N1? If not, I may be screwed

And will my N1 sim they put in my phone work in the MT 4g. Don't know which one they put, guess that would help.

I am talking about the MyTouch keeping 4g capability and my N1 working at all.


Ken

I will find out tomorrow how it all goes

Thanks

All done and working great--sims switched


Thanks for all the help here--enjoy your MT4g's

Me or my son may check in if needed

Ken

Looked back a few pages and tried a couple key words here and on Google--no definitive answer:


I called TMO CSR about high mb usage that I thought was out of line with our data usage in only a couple days. She said TMO charges for data usage even if connected to wifi. I don't believe this.

I am talking about connecting to my home wifi for web surfing/android market/downloading etc. Not a lot. No voice. She must have misunderstood-right? Or, is that their canned answer.

I will meter it with Smart Monitor on both phones-the N1 and MT4g.

Gonna use skype-that should also be free as far as TMO is concerned.

We did play with Tango over wifi-data and voice-for 5 minutes. Maybe that is charged?


Thanks,


Ken