Grandfathered $5.99 T-Zones Data: Discuss All Related Questions Here ONLY

[cubangt]

Can anyone confirm either of these phones working with Tzones?

EVO 3D
One X
One S
Amaze 4G
Radar
Desire HD

[cubangt]

I found this link, but only has the Radar on it, so anyone know of the others listed?
http://wiki.howardforums.com/index.p...on_your_Laptop

[cheaplikeafox]

Can anyone confirm either of these phones working with Tzones?

EVO 3D
One X
One S
Amaze 4G
Radar
Desire HD

Only the radar I think from your list.

Edit : never mind. I was thinking about US phones.

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[Nardva]

Anyone have updates on the HTC One X ATT version, working on tzones???

HTC website mentions the phone has AWS bands but so far Tmobile users have only been able to use the phone on edge. Xda devs are trying to hack the phone to enable the AWS band. Right now the phone wouldn't be a good option unless you want to be stuck on edge.

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[Nardva]

Can anyone confirm either of these phones working with Tzones?

EVO 3D
One X
One S
Amaze 4G
Radar
Desire HD

If you are looking to use Tzones and get 4G/3G speeds. These phones will work.

International version of the Evo 3D, Canadian version of the Amaze 4G, and the Radar.

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[Gamezilla]

I have horrible news.

Bought a Galaxy Nexus from google a couple weeks ago, been using it with my $5.99 Tzones plan without any issues, didn't have to set apn or anything, just popped in my sim and all worked. I noticed it set the apn automatically to epc.tmobile.com

Just last night while browsing some sites, I started getting an upsell page from T-Mobile saying something about purchasing a hotspot tethering plan.

It doesn't happen on every site but looks like they might be cracking down

Anybody have any suggestions?
Somebody mentioned switching to ipv6, can you.please elaborate how that could help.

[cubangt]

If you are looking to use Tzones and get 4G/3G speeds. These phones will work.

International version of the Evo 3D, Canadian version of the Amaze 4G, and the Radar.

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And of those the Evo and Amaze are android, can the Radar be loaded with Android as well as other phones without issues?

[jet1000]

Just last night while browsing some sites, I started getting an upsell page from T-Mobile saying something about purchasing a hotspot tethering plan.

Were you using the phone to tether a pc? If you weren't, you shouldn't get a message to add the tethering plan. What exactly did the message say?

[Scottish Skyedance]

Can anyone confirm either of these phones working with Tzones?

EVO 3D
One X
One S
Amaze 4G
Radar
Desire HD

EVO 3D GSM, Radar, Desire HD (EDGE only) will work.

[Gamezilla]

Were you using the phone to tether a pc? If you weren't, you shouldn't get a message to add the tethering plan. What exactly did the message say?

I usually tether my connection at work for my coworkers for a few hours.

I'll try to get a screenshot of that page posted soon.

[Gamezilla]

Here's a screenshot of the message I'm getting:

[jet1000]

I usually tether my connection at work for my coworkers for a few hours.

I'll try to get a screenshot of that page posted soon.

Usually it should only pull up that message if you're tethering with a pc browser. Tethering other wifi devices (such as an iPad) should be fine. T-Mobile detects a pc browser and blocks the browser from surfing the web. You can use the User Agent Switcher plug-in contained in Firefox or built into Chrome to disguise your browser as a mobile OS and you won't get the tethering upgrade message. T-mobile will think you're using a mobile device and will be fine with it. Also if a pc has a standalone streaming music player or other non browser related software, T-Mobile doesn't usually block that either. They are lazy, they just look for the standard browsers.

[Gamezilla]

Usually it should only pull up that message if you're tethering with a pc browser. Tethering other wifi devices (such as an iPad) should be fine. T-Mobile detects a pc browser and blocks the browser from surfing the web. You can use the User Agent Switcher plug-in contained in Firefox or built into Chrome to disguise your browser as a mobile OS and you won't get the tethering upgrade message. T-mobile will think you're using a mobile device and will be fine with it. Also if a pc has a standalone streaming music player or other non browser related software, T-Mobile doesn't usually block that either. They are lazy, they just look for the standard browsers.

Thanks for the info. The thing that worries me is that I'm getting that message very often now and NO BODY used my hotspot on their PC. It was only tethered to other cellphones.

I'm starting to think that they are slowly blacklisting my imei....

Anybody else having issues with their galaxy nexus purchased from google?

[DukeL]

Thanks for the info. The thing that worries me is that I'm getting that message very often now and NO BODY used my hotspot on their PC. It was only tethered to other cellphones.

I'm starting to think that they are slowly blacklisting my imei....

Anybody else having issues with their galaxy nexus purchased from google?

Root your device and use "wifi tether for root users" a free app in the market. This should help keep your tethering under the radar. Has always worked for me.

[Nardva]

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And of those the Evo and Amaze are android, can the Radar be loaded with Android as well as other phones without issues?

At the moment its not possible to load Android OS on the HTC Radar. You can load Android on the older window phones like the HD2 and the HD7.

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