Roaming at Home
My MPx200 Smarphone has been on the fritz for a while now. it misses more calls than it used to and it refuses to sync over USB. This morning my replacement phone (a refurbished one) came in the mail. I popped my SIM card in the phone and turned it on. It synced beautifuly. About 30 munites later I noticed that the phone wasn't listing AT&T wireless as the carrier. Apparently “O2 - UK” has a tower somewhere near my building. After cycling the phones power an couple of times and talking with 4 diffrent people at AT&T It's been determined that I received a bad phone. Hopefully my replacement will be in tommorow but in the mean time I'm a bit curious as to what was going on. Why couldn't my phone (even when I did a manual search from the Telephony settings screen) find any US Networks? and how was it able to find a UK network here in Seattle?
I want an MPx220...
Comments
- Anonymous
March 09, 2004
Thats weird. My brother and dad just go phones from AT&T (new ones from a store) and they said Cingular instead of AT&T for a week or two before they could get them fixed. WEIRD - Anonymous
March 17, 2004
To make matters worse -- your phone is already obsolete. ATT is in the process of using both spectrums (i.e. 850 and 1900) for GSM. The 200 only has a radio for the 1900. - Anonymous
March 27, 2004
http://www.rssbandit.org/ Has the source code for an RSS Aggregator you can take a peek at how they do it.
you cna also check out this MSDN article:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnexxml/html/xml02172003.asp - Anonymous
June 01, 2009
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