|
Originally Posted by secrecyguy
Actually, I don't think you can blacklist a Sidekick. If you found it, you can actually use it after you do a hard reset, put in your SIM card in it, and let T-mobile know you want a Sidekick plan.
|
|
Originally Posted by Ender1490
I thought blacklisting IMEIs in the US was illegal?
|
|
Originally Posted by clipzz
so its basically impossible to unlock the sidekick II?
|
|
Originally Posted by christyxcore
I'm considering swapping my Pearl for a SK3, but have a few questions first.
1. Can I download applications on the SK3? Like on my Pearl, I have the GMail application, Google Maps, Google Talk, etc. Could I download these onto a SK3? 2. Can you change the wallpaper on the SK3? 3. Do you only have the sidekick email on it or can you also add email accounts like on the Blackberry? I have about a week left for returning (30 days in California) and these factors would sell me. |
|
Originally Posted by kristaylur
this is a great FAQ post. I have a question similar to one you posted. Will the Sidekick work on a non sidekick data plan? If I have a BlackBerry data plan can I still use the data features of the sidekick when swapping sims from my Blackberry or Dash?
|
|
Originally Posted by Cloud97
i wanna know the answer to this too. will the sidekick work with the 5.99 proxy.
|
|
Originally Posted by DezertRider
so not being able to download your own ringtons and gams and stuff still applies to the newer phones like the lx/slide? (considering this was started back in 2006). On my slide there is a music player, if i put in a bunch of songs i can just tag them as apply to ringtone or somthing similar?
its taking getting used to from the dash but i like it so far. hopefully its not good for a while then a complete piece of **** a month later like the dash was. |
|
Originally Posted by nolageek
1. No Bluetooth. Yes, it says "Bluetooth 2.0" on the website, but it's a bold face lie. The only thing you can do with it is send other sidekicks your contact information. and mono headsets. You can't listen to music via bluetooth, you can't sync or copy media via bluetooth. Really, what's the point??
|
vBulletin Copyright ©2000 - 2008,
Jelsoft Enterprises Limited.
vB Easy Archive Final ©2000 - 2008
- Created by Stefan "Xenon" Kaeser