Duh, I thought we (i.e. developers with several years of mobile sw
development behind) could already get rid of this problem, sit back
and rely on that 1: Android devices will all be sold with a binding
contract with an operator (not as if it was always good) 2: that
contract had an unlimited
The moment unlock codes started doing the rounds the idea of being bound
to an unlimited data contract went out the window.
I, for one, have periods of time when my Android phone isn't using my
T-Mobile SIM mainly because of reception problems where I live. My other
sim does have a data
Just to make it a little clear to you guys. The G1 has been rolled
out to different countries than the US now. You may be thinking so
what how does that effect things but the thing is i can tell you at a
min Australia does not have unlimited data plans. I suspect many
other countries will not
Well, in some parts of the world 3G data cost is astronomical
In AustraliaOptus's HTC G1
A $59 Internet Cap plan includes $350 worth of calls and text and
500MB of data, while a $79 Internet Cap plan includes $550 worth of
calls, unlimited text and 700MB of data. Two timeless plans
While that's commendable, the Android OS is meant for use on several
devices and not just the G1. Although the G1 is the only hardware out
there in mass use currently, we as developers should account for other
hardware devices in the future, and under various data plans. Perhaps
adding settings
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