T-Mobile

[Guest MBA140]

In the UK you can use the t-mobile website to send you an SMS to configure it. The Samsung UK website can do that too. I don't know if you can do that in the US though.

[Guest Nyjumpman23]

In the UK you can use the t-mobile website to send you an SMS to configure it. The Samsung UK website can do that too. I don't know if you can do that in the US though.

No, you cant do it on the US website..I seen the UK one...

I need the total instruction to implement it on the Omnia..cause its so different.

[Guest Vibein]

Could try this - http://tmobileuspublic.wdsglobal.com/

Choose a windows 6 based phone and follow instructions step by step.

[Guest jd06]

The i900 is available now on T-Mobiles website (8GB VERSION)

Link : http://www.t-mobile.co.uk/shop/mobile-phon...omnia/overview/

[Guest psionandy]

The i900 is available now on T-Mobiles website (8GB VERSION)

Link : http://www.t-mobile.co.uk/shop/mobile-phon...omnia/overview/

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But they don't have any in stock apparently..... ;)

[Guest gavinfabl]

Does the T-Mo rom have the Samsung Fun Club app or the Samsung Lifediary app?

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Paul, where do these apps appear? Is it on the software discs? Not on my unbranded Omnia anywhere ?? Thanks.

[Guest Paul (MVP)]

They appear in Programs, only seen them in a russian rom so far!

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[Guest WearTheFoxHat]

Hmmm could get the omnia on orange as cheap as possible and stick my T-Mo sim in it. Really dont want to be flinging money at Orange tho!

[Guest Fiish]

T-Mobile confirmed with me today that the Omnia they supply is SIM locked, and it would cost £15 to unlock it. I was offered 300 minutes, 300 texts, web n' walk for £30 per month and would have to pay £50 for the handset. I told them I would think about it. Somehow I think a better deal is definitely possible, besides, I hear O2 are offering the XDA Ignito (HTC Diamond with a nice flat back instead of the diamond back) for cheaper.

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T-Mobile confirmed with me today that the Omnia they supply is SIM locked, and it would cost £15 to unlock it. I was offered 300 minutes, 300 texts, web n' walk for £30 per month and would have to pay £50 for the handset. I told them I would think about it. Somehow I think a better deal is definitely possible, besides, I hear O2 are offering the XDA Ignito (HTC Diamond with a nice flat back instead of the diamond back) for cheaper.

I was quoted £140 for the handset on a £35 contract by T-Mob and have now gone to Vodafone - free handset on £35 contract. I just got off the phone with T-Mob after requesting my PAC code and as usual they asked why I was leaving. I told them it was the high cost of the handset and they said they 'simply cannot get anywhere near matching' the Voda offer - and they 'don't know how they are doing it for the money' (they said much the same yesterday too when I called up for the price on the Omnia). So I'd recommend the Vodafone offer on the Omnia while it lasts (I can't see it lasting much longer really). I got 600 mins, unlimited texts, unlimited (500Mb) internet and a free Omnia for £35 a month. Can't grumble - I'd have preferred to stay with T-Mob cos I've had no gripes with them and they offer 1Gb on the Web and Walk but I'm sure I can manage on 500Mb a month.