Not true. I have the 8330 from Alltel and it is Wi-Fi capable...it's quite good. Also the older 8310 has Wi-Fi capability. It's whether or not your carrier will provide the access.
Not true. I have the 8330 from Alltel and it is Wi-Fi capable...it's quite good. Also the older 8310 has Wi-Fi capability. It's whether or not your carrier will provide the access.
Really? I just checked Alltel's site, and it's not on there. You'd think that would be something they would advertise.
EDIT: I also don't see it on the 8310 on AT&T's site.
8330 does not have WiFi. Doesn't matter what carrier you have, the 8330 does not have WiFi built in. It's got GPS instead which VZW decided to lock down.
8330 does not have WiFi. Doesn't matter what carrier you have, the 8330 does not have WiFi built in. It's got GPS instead which VZW decided to lock down.
Not true. I have the 8330 from Alltel and it is Wi-Fi capable...it's quite good. Also the older 8310 has Wi-Fi capability. It's whether or not your carrier will provide the access.
Nope... wrong on both points.
No 8330 has WiFi... from any carrier.
No 8310 has WiFi either.
Just when I thought I had heard every excuse there is to hate verizon somebody comes up with something new. We should start a list of reasons why people hate verizon so much.
Just when I thought I had heard every excuse there is to hate verizon somebody comes up with something new. We should start a list of reasons why people hate verizon so much.
I don't think VZW has much of a dislike for WiFi. The XV6800 has WiFi and works fine for everything you want to do with it. I think where they change a lot of the Blackberry capabilities comes inherently from having to get the loosers at Qualcomm to put a CDMA chipset in the BB to make it work on their network. I know it's not much of an excuse, but when you change from one chipset design to another, who's to say they don't yank everything else out? For example, the 9k now has an Intel proc in it... I don't currently see anything in Qualcomm's lineup that will even hold a light to the proc speed on the 9k, so unless there's an undocumented chipset I don't know about, it's going to be interesting to see what VZW does to get their 9k wanabe phone on CDMA. I'm going to be really happy once CDMA goes away when LTE comes out. That will push VZW back in the GSM/SIM type phones... should free things up a little. I hate to say it, but the more I read and research a lot of these CDMA device limitations, the more all things point to Qualcomm's tight asses.
First of all the main poster wasn't talking about the curve, he was talking about the 8830, you know the World Edition, but it doesn't have Wi-Fi either. I like verizon, i guess, but the crippled GPS sucks, because GPS isn't supposed to have monthly fees, get a bluetooth puck i guess is what ill do.
First of all the main poster wasn't talking about the curve, he was talking about the 8830, you know the World Edition, but it doesn't have Wi-Fi either. I like verizon, i guess, but the crippled GPS sucks, because GPS isn't supposed to have monthly fees, get a bluetooth puck i guess is what ill do.
Get the freedom keychain 2000. That's what I have and its as small as a regular keyfob that you use to lock and unlock your car doors.
You need to be better informed on the capabilities of your equipment. They didn't mislead you, you misinterpreted what they said based on your erroneous belief.
If a feature is important to you, then you best make sure the phone you get has that capability AND that the carrier has it as well. Let the buyer beware. Blaming a carrier doesn't show they are bad, only that you didn't do your homework before your purchase.