Packet Stream Gold

Are you talking about T-mobile's hotspot service? Like the one at
starbucks? That requires that you *go to the hotspot*, not usuable
anywhere you are (or at least anywhere cell service is available. I
know sprint and verizon offer broadband data access (via 3G ?) but
they want about $80/mo .

What type of access and what speeds are you referring to for T-
mobile?

On Fri, 14 Nov 2003 07:32:06 GMT, "Joshua Miller"
<[email protected]> wrote:

>Not trying to bash on Nextel as I love them to death (anyone that knows me
>knows this is true).. but you can get faster speeds from Tmobile for
>$30/month (for unlimited use). You can use any Tmo phone with a data cable
>or you can get the Tmo Sierra Air Card (for laptops) and go that route. If
>you're not worried about the speed, don't want to carry two devices and/or
>don't mind paying $20/more than you "could"... then sure, go for Packet
>Stream Gold.
>
>
>"Ron" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>news:[email protected]...
>> Has anyone ever tried the packet stream gold option from Nextel? How does
>> it work? How fast is it? Is it worth $54.oo a month? I currently have
>the
>> $10.00 dial up plan and it is very painfully slow.
>>
>>
>

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Are you talking about T-mobile's hotspot service? Like the one at
starbucks? That requires that you *go to the hotspot*, not usuable
anywhere you are (or at least anywhere cell service is available. I
know sprint and verizon offer broadband data access (via 3G ?) but
they want about $80/mo .

What type of access and what speeds are you referring to for T-
mobile?

On Fri, 14 Nov 2003 07:32:06 GMT, "Joshua Miller"
<[email protected]> wrote:

>Not trying to bash on Nextel as I love them to death (anyone that knows me
>knows this is true).. but you can get faster speeds from Tmobile for
>$30/month (for unlimited use). You can use any Tmo phone with a data cable
>or you can get the Tmo Sierra Air Card (for laptops) and go that route. If
>you're not worried about the speed, don't want to carry two devices and/or
>don't mind paying $20/more than you "could"... then sure, go for Packet
>Stream Gold.
>
>
>"Ron" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>news:[email protected]...
>> Has anyone ever tried the packet stream gold option from Nextel? How does
>> it work? How fast is it? Is it worth $54.oo a month? I currently have
>the
>> $10.00 dial up plan and it is very painfully slow.
>>
>>
>