and what workarounds be these?

I've gotten a letter from Sprint when just using pocket tunes
streaming for 10 hours a day.

On 5/15/06, Craig Froehle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 5/15/06, Daniel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > No argument Michael, I'm a fairly happy Sprint customer. But my post was
> about WiFi v. DUN costs, not whether Sprint's a good deal.
> >
> > The best deal is -FREE- (i.e., WiFi), which is better than whatever Sprint
> charges for EvDO+DUN.  No speculation about it.
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> EVDO + DUN = EVDO
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> There is no cost difference since even if Sprint wants to charge you
> more for using the Treo as a modem, there are cheap, if not free,
> workarounds that make this essentially a zero-added-cost option.
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> So, as I said originally, if you're paying for unlimited EVDO anyway
> (as anyone serious enough to debate this issue here probably is),
> there's little incremental advantage to Wi-Fi (unless you perceive
> value just in having it regardless of its actual added functionality).
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