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Brown Cow

Chicken Wing

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Network Security

House Music

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Morphin time

Wait, why would you blame T-Mobile and not Samsung?

And if you're talking about the same Motorola fiasco I'm thinking of, the issue with 700MHz there was that 700MHz VoLTE hadn't been tested and certified for E911 on that handset.

Bad Juju

Sprint "branded" - https://swappa.com/buy/devices/sprint?type=phone&platform=ios

Unlocked - https://swappa.com/buy/devices/unlocked?type=phone&platform=ios

Dish Washer

Union Pacific

Base Units

Vacant lots

Meanwhile, I still have 3 lines of unlimited with 2 S8 easy pay (or whatever they call it at TMO) with the One Plus promo attached for $125/month.

2 +1 free

20% Hookup discount

Nobody can really touch that right now, and where I live, work, and play T-Mobile works as well as Sprint and better than Verizon.

A lot of people wanting it on the Internet is a lot different from anyone at T-Mobile or DT discussing it. Until there's even a rumor of a discussion, it's just idle fantasy.

If they wanted to, I guess they could purchase Freedom Mobile and any one of the smaller "regional" carriers that cover a single province like Vidéotron (Quebec), Sasktel (Saskatchewan), Ice Wireless (Yukon and Northwest Territories), Eastlink (Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island), etc.

 

The problem likely isn't price since they're all pretty small, it's that there is a huge barrier to entry.

 

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I believe the bigger barrier is the Canadian big 3 lobby, Bell especially. There was a bit of a hullabaloo a few years ago when Verizon considered bidding for Mobilicity and some Canadian frequencies.

http://www.bell.ca/an-open-letter-to-all-canadians

https://www.theglobeandmail.com/report-on-business/verizons-canadian-dalliance-deeper-than-admitted/article14427259/

http://www.investors.com/news/technology/att-verizon-auction-spending-rule-out-canada-expansion/

There's actually a "back button" in Safari. Swipe right from the left side of the screen.

 

To go "forward", swipe left from the right side of the screen.

Lots of individual apps have back buttons or gestures, but usually they're in the top left corner of the phone. With the Plus models of iPhones it's a tough reach, and you have to resort to double tapping the home button to reach or using 2 hands. It's the permanent back button--software, capacitive, or clicky-- that irks me.

Oh hell no......

It can redirect without overwriting. Both URLs would just point to the same place.

lol. so, in other words, the back button is not really a concern for you.  I have 2 lines on IOS already and they seem to love it more than Android.  The back button never seemed to be an issue for anyone in my family that uses IOS. 

It's a concern because I have an iPhone for work, and it's my #1 problem with the platform. There are other features on Android that I like that makes me prefer it for my personal phone, and when I'm up for upgrade at work in a couple of months I'll be picking the Pixel or a Note 8 (if the Note 8 is offered).

I am actually thinking of converting to Iphone.  Starting one line at a time.  It's much easier to use and more intuitive.  

But there's no back button... If it wasn't for that I'd agree with you (but I'd still prefer Android even if iOS had a back button).

Would t4gru.com redirect here? 

AT&T, Sprint, and Verizon don't have it at all. You're not solving any problem here.

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The reason for me leaving T-Mobile though is the same as when I announced it some weeks ago, being that I can't manage the Digits service with my Lumia.

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So you'll leave T-Mobile for not supporting one of their services on your device for a network that doesn't offer the service at all? I mean, it's your money, but it sounds like cutting off your nose to spite your face.

Now for my own comments regarding this, while I think this is a good thing, I'd rather these increases be in 5gb increases, such as 35, 40, 45, etc. To me at least, its easier to keep track of. I know T-Mobile sends usage reminders, so I'm not really complaining about it, just stating my preference.

I don't think it really matters, it's just nice that they actually raised it. I'd be much happier if they'd up the kickback threshold since the wifi at my work is garbage.