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generic data plan help After review the "How to use BB on Generic Data Plan" i still have couple questions. What im trying to understand is softwares like Opera Mini & AIM+ichat DO NOT need a data plan to work? And for web broswer, google maps, and GMAIL, those will only work with a data plan. Is that correct? finally, where can i get a generic data plan that works in the U.S.? The example they used in the faqs was a Canadian provider. basically my goal is to get these softwares up and running: .Web browsing .AIM .google maps .GMAIL |
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They DO need data. The FAQ is on a Generic data plan (meaning not a Blackberry Data Plan). You must have some sort of plan that supports data and accessing the internet to you any of those applications. The regular data plans are cheaper the the Blackberry Data Plans. Does that make sense? E- |
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i thought there are cheaper 3rd party data plans that i can get other than Tmobile that charged less like $5 monthly. :? |
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My point was that you cannot obtain a data plan of any sort from a third-party provider and run it on your blackberry. Whatever the data plan, it will be purchased from your carrier. |
so i added the Tmobile data plan for $19.99. Unlimited email and web browsing. Is a BlackBerry plan the same thing as a Tmobile Data Plan? |
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You should get the personal BlackBerry Data Plan from T-Mobile. It's also $19.99 per month if you have a qualifying voice plan as well. |
so if i get the tmobile data plan, which give me free email and web browsing, softwares like opera mini (web browsing) and IM+ chat are useless since i get those features when going with the TMO data plan? |
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If you did not get the blackberry add on, the you bought the so-called "generic" data plan. And for the same price, apparently, you could have blackberry data as well as carrier data (but recognize the blackberry add on is an addition to the price of a voice plan). |
bolistik, see these two links: Unsupported Browser -- See Blackberry Unlimited Add-On Unsupported Browser -- See T-Mobile Total Internet Add-on The first one, Blackberry Unlimited Add-On is THE *blackberry* data plan, added to a qualifying voice plan. |
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