Samsung Glyde U940
what is full html?
is this different than env2? I just purcahsed a balckberry but dont really need the email and would much rather pay 15 vs 30. with this i can actuall;y online to a webpage and not use mobile web?
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full html is basically the internet on your blackberry. its any webpage you want to look up with exception of some. mobile web is just news a sports sites. you cant go to verizonwireless.com like on the gylde
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Yeah, the only problem with this is that programs such as Google Maps (mobile) do not load correctly on the Glyde because it does not show up correctly as a mobile device. I guess the Voyager has the same browser (and therefore the same problem). Anyone know of a way around this yet? 😕
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Do you have to pay extra to get on the HTML browser or does it come with the voice plan??
Do you have to pay per minute on it??
Are there monthly plans/fees for this??
Do you have to pay per minute on it??
Are there monthly plans/fees for this??
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at this point ... html browsers on cell phones are almost useless, since most sites now intergrate flash and java. Unfortunately, html browsers for mobile phones don't really support java/flash. Mobile Web is just fine in my opinion and it's something I would stick with until those browsers can browse more than just HTML.
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It's just data usage. If you're on one of the older America's Choice plans it comes off your package minutes. So sitting on one page for 5 minutes, uses 5 of your package minutes.
If you're on the current Nationwide pricing, it's billed as data. I'd recommend getting on the unlimited data plan for $15/a month. Then there's no surprises about going over. Unlimited data.
I've got the Voyager and I'm not sure if this has the exact same browser, but I believe so.
It's true that flash and java pages don't load, but I am very happy with what's available. I can see quite a few pages as they normally appear on a real pc. The qwerty keyboard is perfect for this. Although some graphics rich pages take a bit to load. Just depends on ...
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If you're on the current Nationwide pricing, it's billed as data. I'd recommend getting on the unlimited data plan for $15/a month. Then there's no surprises about going over. Unlimited data.
I've got the Voyager and I'm not sure if this has the exact same browser, but I believe so.
It's true that flash and java pages don't load, but I am very happy with what's available. I can see quite a few pages as they normally appear on a real pc. The qwerty keyboard is perfect for this. Although some graphics rich pages take a bit to load. Just depends on ...
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