Wireless Internet Express question

I noticed one page on cingular.com that mentions a $0.00 pricing option,
in which you just pay 1 cent per kB. I can't seem to find that anywhere
else, though. Is it really an option?

Can anybody share their experiences with Wireless Internet Express?

-Brian


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To my knowledge their are two plans. 1. "Basic" which you pay
$7.95/month and get 1-MEG (1024k) of download per month, each
additional kbyte (overage) is billed at $.01 per kbyte.

The other plan is a "works" plan that gives you unlimited WAP usages
(including downloads) for $19.99/month.

The average MIDI ringtone download is about 15k
Real tone downloads average about 35k (MMF)
(mp3 ringtones can be much larger)

Walpapers average about 10-15k (in JPEG format)

Games and applications vary in size, but most are at least 60k,
according to the Java spec for mobile devices a single games can't
exceed 160k, on some phones, e.g Samsung x427) this limit is more like
120k.






Brian Bernardini <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
> I noticed one page on cingular.com that mentions a $0.00 pricing option,
> in which you just pay 1 cent per kB. I can't seem to find that anywhere
> else, though. Is it really an option?
>
> Can anybody share their experiences with Wireless Internet Express?
>
> -Brian
>
>
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"JDeats" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> To my knowledge their are two plans. 1. "Basic" which you pay
> $7.95/month and get 1-MEG (1024k) of download per month, each
> additional kbyte (overage) is billed at $.01 per kbyte.
>
> The other plan is a "works" plan that gives you unlimited WAP usages
> (including downloads) for $19.99/month.
>
> The average MIDI ringtone download is about 15k
> Real tone downloads average about 35k (MMF)
> (mp3 ringtones can be much larger)
>
> Walpapers average about 10-15k (in JPEG format)
>
> Games and applications vary in size, but most are at least 60k,
> according to the Java spec for mobile devices a single games can't
> exceed 160k, on some phones, e.g Samsung x427) this limit is more like
> 120k.
Don't forget that if you have a camera phone, and want to
send pictures with it, they run about 30-40k per picture..

at least on a v400

Bernard

"Bernard Farquart" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
|
| "JDeats" <[email protected]> wrote in message
| news:[email protected]...
| > To my knowledge their are two plans. 1. "Basic" which you pay
| > $7.95/month and get 1-MEG (1024k) of download per month, each
| > additional kbyte (overage) is billed at $.01 per kbyte.
| >
| > The other plan is a "works" plan that gives you unlimited WAP usages
| > (including downloads) for $19.99/month.
| >
| > The average MIDI ringtone download is about 15k
| > Real tone downloads average about 35k (MMF)
| > (mp3 ringtones can be much larger)
| >
| > Walpapers average about 10-15k (in JPEG format)
| >
| > Games and applications vary in size, but most are at least 60k,
| > according to the Java spec for mobile devices a single games can't
| > exceed 160k, on some phones, e.g Samsung x427) this limit is more like
| > 120k.
| Don't forget that if you have a camera phone, and want to
| send pictures with it, they run about 30-40k per picture..
|
| at least on a v400
|

If you send via MMS, they are sent at MMS rate, and the data is not counted
toward your KB. If you email, though, of course they go towards your KB.