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4-27-09: Inside Sprint's Palm Pre rundown
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zionixi
at: 12:07 AM 04/28/2009
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TomD
at: 12:22 AM 04/28/2009
Originally Posted by jhoff80:
I don't know how many more times this can be said. Javascript and Java are NOT the same thing. The Pre has no support for Java applets. It does however fully support Javascript, which is one of the foundations of the OS along with CSS and HTML5.
Thanks for the correction.
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jmart603
at: 12:37 AM 04/28/2009
yea, people are getting very confused. taking a picture and sending via a text like message is MMS, which the phone will be capable of. Its not however going to use the sprint picture mail...which was what sprint provided (their half *** excuse) when it didn't allow mms on phones.
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nojok3
at: 12:48 AM 04/28/2009
That really never was a rumor, just a misconception.
Why people wanted PictureMail in the first place is beyond me as the system is very poor. Other providers when you receive an MMS you can preview it instead of having to select the PictureMail link and then view it in your web browser.
To summarize, picture messaging will still be there and it will be much cooler and easier.
Originally Posted by nojok3:
That really never was a rumor, just a misconception.
Why people wanted PictureMail in the first place is beyond me as the system is very poor. Other providers when you receive an MMS you can preview it instead of having to select the PictureMail link and then view it in your web browser.
To summarize, picture messaging will still be there and it will be much cooler and easier.
I think it's just us who have never had anything else other than Picture Mail. And Picture Mail on the Instinct allows for me to preview it, and view instantly (no clicking a link to open web browser). I figured the Pre would be similar...sounds like it will, it just won't be through Picture Mail.
Here's her clarification of the plans available for the Pre. For the full list of plans, check out
Palm Pre Monthly Service Plans « Inside Sprint Now
Originally Posted by :
And for the most frequently asked question of the day…
What about my SERO plan? – You’ll have to switch to the EPRP program if you want the Palm Pre. I know you don’t want to hear that, but that’s the way it is, and I can’t see it changing considering the push behind it.
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erwos
at: 09:21 AM 04/28/2009
Well, that's disappointing - my old Fair & Flex plan doesn't qualify. I was hoping that they would just leave it at "no SERO". No way I'm going to spend $35 more a month to get more minutes that I won't use.
Then again, if they just meant that stuff for getting a subsidized phone, I'll gladly buy it unsubsidized. Guess we'll see?
Originally Posted by erwos:
Well, that's disappointing - my old Fair & Flex plan doesn't qualify. I was hoping that they would just leave it at "no SERO". No way I'm going to spend $35 more a month to get more minutes that I won't use.
Is Everything Data 450 for $69 $35 more than what you pay on F&F?
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erwos
at: 10:00 AM 04/28/2009
Originally Posted by ImmaSlave4U:
Is Everything Data 450 for $69 is $35 more than what you pay on F&F?
No, but for the family plan it certainly is.
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cardfan
at: 10:10 AM 04/28/2009
What's your family plan then?
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bulls96
at: 01:31 PM 04/28/2009
Anyone disappointed with the "will not support phone as a modem" statement?
that is such a downer. Hopefully USB modem will be able to work on CLASSIC.
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erwos
at: 01:33 PM 04/28/2009
Originally Posted by cardfan:
What's your family plan then?
$70 minimum F&F, add on ~$27 for data.
Originally Posted by bulls96:
Anyone disappointed with the "will not support phone as a modem" statement?
that is such a downer. Hopefully USB modem will be able to work on CLASSIC.
I'm about this much disappointed: | |
It's not a huge deal to me, especially with how robust the Pre browser appears to be. I doubt that it will be a long time before some enterprising developer whips together a PDAnet-style workaround, though.
As for USB Modem in Classic, that I doubt. Considering that it doesn't support actual HotSyncing, I'm going to assume that Classic actually doesn't have access to the USB port at all (and would be confused by its configuation as a USB port and not a Palm Universal Connector).
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cardfan
at: 01:41 PM 04/28/2009
Originally Posted by erwos:
$70 minimum F&F, add on ~$27 for data.
Well, you could cancel it if out of contract and get a 1600min Family Plus for 109 a month. It's 12.00 more but does include Sprint Nav and possibly more minutes.
Everything Plus(SM) Referral Program Sprint has included every phone on that site but we won't know for sure til day of release.
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Kyusaku
at: 01:46 PM 04/28/2009
Several comments on PreCentral, and that Inside Sprint guy states that Everything Plus Referral Program(EPRP) works with the Pre.
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jwdv22
at: 03:25 PM 04/28/2009
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Scott_L
at: 04:36 PM 04/28/2009
Originally Posted by jwdv22:
Just an FYI, the exact time of the Wish you were here song is.....
Ooh, nice find -
and in a first post no less! Makes you wonder, doesn't it? If that's the actual target date then I've got to give it up for someone very creative at Palm for coming up with that.
I've included a repaired link to the album.
Wish You Were Here track listing
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Eguy
at: 04:43 PM 04/28/2009
Originally Posted by erwos:
$70 minimum F&F, add on ~$27 for data.
I have the same one. This ticks me off a little bit, they always got to use bait and switch... corporate *******s
La la la lalalalala lalaaaaaaaa!
La la la lalalalala lalaaaaaaaa!
La la
That ain't singing, and I ain't no fat lady, so lets wait until she sings.
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ivhs72
at: 11:57 AM 04/29/2009
Originally Posted by nojok3:
That really never was a rumor, just a misconception.
Why people wanted PictureMail in the first place is beyond me as the system is very poor. Other providers when you receive an MMS you can preview it instead of having to select the PictureMail link and then view it in your web browser.
To summarize, picture messaging will still be there and it will be much cooler and easier.
Not having embedded MMS has always been a sore subject with me and Sprint. The 700w/wx didn't have it, and the 755p/800w had it only if you downloaded the Sprint Picture Mail app. That was totally worthless because if you sent an MMS to someone whose phone supported it, they got the message but no picture. They had to go to the Internet to view the picture. I'm glad that the Treo Pro supports it fully, and that the Pre will as well.
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4-27-09: Inside Sprint's Palm Pre rundown