GPS app for the View? - HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G

Looking for a GPS app that has real time traffic data in the USA.
So far I've only found Navigon, but man that thing is hammered with bad reviews.
Sygis looked interesting but doesn't seem to offer traffic for USA.
Heard of CoPilot as well having an addon for real time traffic updates. I've been stuck in traffic far too often due to accidents/road damage etc when I am on my way to appointments and using google maps doesn't really help navigate around that without constant attention.
I would like to be able to just hit a button and have it re-route me around the traffic or obviously figure it out on its own and route me around the traffic without any input from me.
With Google's 30 second purchase or return policy, I'd like to get a better idea of what's out there before committing to something.
Oh, and even though I have the view, I don't have sprint 4g service, so I want to use the built in GPS chip to power whatever I end up getting.
Any suggestions on different software or any experience with Navigon/CoPilot?

Google Maps/Navigation does real-time traffic and gives you alternate routes with time estimation.

Uh....oh.
Really?
I honestly have no idea how to enable it then. I've looked all over.
Best I've been able to do is open the traffic layers. If a bunch of traffic shows up, I'm never offered alternate routes unless I manually select something and even then it's never actually a good route. When I get stuck in traffic locally I always know a better route then what Google suggests.
If I'm taking a 500 mile trip, Google maps will put me right through all the high traffic areas. If I accept their directions I lose hours of time off my trip. If I go around the traffic areas I save all types of time.
I've used dedicated GPS systems that warn you of upcoming traffic and ask you if you want an alternate route (and that would be awesome to have on the tablet).

If you are hoping for GPS with pre-downloaded maps and good "offline" support (when you don't have 3G data or WiFi), then look at Route66. It is a little different in the way it works, but you can do a free 30 day eval off the entire world's maps.
http://www.66.com/route66/

I have been checking out alot of the GPS apps out there, the 2 that caught my eye are Co-Pilot and Sygic. Both are really good and can be found for free if you look. Try those out

I use Copilot myself. I was able to purchase it cheap when it first came out. About a month ago they offered a free year of live traffic to all owners of the more expensive version. It said it was a $10 value. So that would be $15 at least, $5 for app then $10 for traffic. The better version is $20 and if they offer the free traffic yet it might be worth the extra 5.
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Anyone use Navizon?

I use to use it all the time with my TP2 and pick up hundreds of wifi locations driving around in a matter of 10-20 minutes. When I use the program with the MOPO I pick up around 30 or so in a hour. My question is how fast does the phone search for wifi signals? If anyone is interested in trying this out for free and getting paid here is a link. register I've gotten paid over $200 for just running this app in just about 10 months. Let me know if anyone has any questions about it.
im interested....
Really simple to use, you just run the program and turn on wifi and gps and go. You are suppose to be able to get wifi spots and cell phone towers but cell towers don't work on cdma carriers.
you have to pay for something??
Once you earn your first credit you buy the premium edition which is $10, then your free for life after that.

[Q] Free Tethering on AT&T Galaxy S II? Is it possible? w/o Tethering Data Plan

I have an AT&T Galaxy S II "grandfathered in", meaning I get Unlimited Data for $30 per month.
I'm looking for a way to tether the HSPA+ connection to my iPad and MacBook. I use to do this on my iPhone 4 via PDANet. I can recall PDANet having an option which "stealth's" the connection, making it seem as traffic is going through the phone instead of another device instead. This way, you can get past AT&T's stupid restrictions and use your devices data plan to tether to other devices. I use to use about 30GB-50GB of 3G Data per month tethering and never had any problems!
I downloaded PDANet through the Market, but cannot find any "stealth" setting, neither can I find a way to tether wirelesses.
To sum this up: I'm looking for a way to tether my Galaxy S II's wireless connection wirelessly (making a wireless hotspot and having other devices connect to it). I want to do this while bypassing AT&T extra overpriced tethering fees; using my unlimited data plan instead.
Note: I can easily root my device. Actually, I'm about to now! (Booting Windows 8 rig)
Thank you for the help! XDA FTW!
Search is your friend. There have been million threads about this.
AT&T analyses the data patterns of what's being transmitted to determine whether someone's tethering. I have no idea how accurate it is but my guess is if you're a high data user you'll probably get flagged.
BarryH_GEG said:
AT&T analyses the data patterns of what's being transmitted to determine whether someone's tethering. I have no idea how accurate it is but my guess is if you're a high data user you'll probably get flagged.
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That's probably one contributing factor - their detection methods probably consume enough resources that they're not enabled in most cases until something flags you for investigation.
However I do know of at least one light tetherer (approx. 1GB usage) that apparently got nailed.
Just an update: I found out about Barnacle Wifi Tether, which seems to be my best bet. Two problems:
1. I'm not rooted (SuperOneClick is hanging while trying to root, but I do have a new kernel running). SuperOneClick hangs on "waiting for device". USB Debugging is checked in my settings and I have tried unplugging the device, turning off USB debugging, turning USB Debugging back on, then plugging the device back in. NO GO. Does anybody happen to know what my problem could be? I'm running the program as Admin on Windows 8 x64; running on a good rig.
2. "This item is not available on your carrier." SMD, AT&T. I'm sure there is a way around this - by downloading the APK elsewhere, perhaps? Any two cents on this?
Google has a Tether app. Does everything for you.
No, I don't have the link. No, I won't search for it. Why? Because people like you that use 30-50GB a month are the reason AT&T started cracking down on tethering. It's thanks to you that tethering plans are so expensive and why they keep trying to nail people that tether. I rarely tether but I use my phone pretty heavily and I still very rarely break 3GB a month. 30-50GB is stupidly excessive. Hope they backcharge you.
+1 on this ^^^
I never tether and use 6-8 GB a month using Pandora 5+ hours a day.
In the captivate forum someone claimed it was tracked down to the browser user agent. If you use IE they look for that browser agent. There was also someone that used the IE user agent data in the android browser to force desktop view and got a warning to stop tethering even though they never had. That might explain why you never got noticed with your iPhone, if you used safari on your Mac.
I don't think we'll ever know for sure how att sniffs it out, I bet they keep it under tight wraps.
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quarlow said:
+1 on this ^^^
I never tether and use 6-8 GB a month using Pandora 5+ hours a day.
In the captivate forum someone claimed it was tracked down to the browser user agent. If you use IE they look for that browser agent. There was also someone that used the IE user agent data in the android browser to force desktop view and got a warning to stop tethering even though they never had. That might explain why you never got noticed with your iPhone, if you used safari on your Mac.
I don't think we'll ever know for sure how att sniffs it out, I bet they keep it under tight wraps.
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The User Agent on iPhone's Safari and Mac's Safari are different; but AT&T may just be stupid enough to get them mixed up
Not to mention, I use a desktop user agent on my Galaxy S II sometimes. Hmm. Makes you think.
User agents can EASILY be changed, though I can't find an option for Dolphin HD to change it...Weird.
hotleadsingerguy said:
Google has a Tether app. Does everything for you.
No, I don't have the link. No, I won't search for it. Why? Because people like you that use 30-50GB a month are the reason AT&T started cracking down on tethering. It's thanks to you that tethering plans are so expensive and why they keep trying to nail people that tether. I rarely tether but I use my phone pretty heavily and I still very rarely break 3GB a month. 30-50GB is stupidly excessive. Hope they backcharge you.
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Google's tethering App automatically activates AT&T's tethering data plan as far as I know. I went to activate it once and it said "Waiting for Activation" or something of that sort. I canceled it, though.
I don't use 30-50GB per month; that was only once and was due to my cousins watching porn and torrenting 24/7. It was actually accidental, I never knew they were using so much data until I checked my data usage one day at school to see how much I had used.
I use 4GB per month; max. Not to mention, I mainly tether to my iPad only most of the time. MacBook just isn't *that* portable.
Google Tethering in this forum instead !
Answers and solutions are already there. No, you don't need another app. Yes, you have to root your phone.
Colton127 said:
I have an AT&T Galaxy S II "grandfathered in", meaning I get Unlimited Data for $30 per month.
I'm looking for a way to tether the HSPA+ connection to my iPad and MacBook. I use to do this on my iPhone 4 via PDANet. I can recall PDANet having an option which "stealth's" the connection, making it seem as traffic is going through the phone instead of another device instead. This way, you can get past AT&T's stupid restrictions and use your devices data plan to tether to other devices. I use to use about 30GB-50GB of 3G Data per month tethering and never had any problems!
I downloaded PDANet through the Market, but cannot find any "stealth" setting, neither can I find a way to tether wirelesses.
To sum this up: I'm looking for a way to tether my Galaxy S II's wireless connection wirelessly (making a wireless hotspot and having other devices connect to it). I want to do this while bypassing AT&T extra overpriced tethering fees; using my unlimited data plan instead.
Note: I can easily root my device. Actually, I'm about to now! (Booting Windows 8 rig)
Thank you for the help! XDA FTW!
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Honestly, what a dbag. Get out of here with your 30-50gb/mth, thanks for making the rest of us suffer because you can't afford a land line.
Finally got my device rooted. It was a driver issue, damn Samsung. Somehow the PDANet installer automatically installed working drivers for me.
I installed Barncale Wifi tether from their website and hooked up my MacBook and iPad. Pretty decent speeds, but since I live out in the country (around trees and such), I won't get above 3G speeds. In my town I get about 6mbit, though.
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Honestly, what a dbag. Get out of here with your 30-50gb/mth, thanks for making the rest of us suffer because you can't afford a land line.
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The time I hit 30GB+ of usage was a LONG time ago. If I were to hit that again, then I'd be throttled at about 10GB. You aren't suffering much.
Oh, and I do have a land line. It just sucks (4mbit). That's the highest I can get where I live.
Not to mention, I can't take a land line with me.
Colton127 said:
Finally got my device rooted. It was a driver issue, damn Samsung. Somehow the PDANet installer automatically installed working drivers for me.
I installed Barncale Wifi tether from their website and hooked up my MacBook and iPad. Pretty decent speeds, but since I live out in the country (around trees and such), I won't get above 3G speeds. In my town I get about 6mbit, though.
The time I hit 30GB+ of usage was a LONG time ago. If I were to hit that again, then I'd be throttled at about 10GB. You aren't suffering much.
Oh, and I do have a land line. It just sucks (4mbit). That's the highest I can get where I live.
Not to mention, I can't take a land line with me.
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Dude just ignore them they are clearly the kind of people who think you should use the amount of data ATT thinks you should!
I on the other hand pay for unlimted so i use as much as i can and don't care what others think.
Definitions of unlimited (adj)
un·lim·it·ed [ un límmitəd ]
not restricted: without limits, restrictions, or controls
infinite: lacking or appearing to lack a boundary or end
complete or total: not subject to qualification or exception
Synonyms: limitless, infinite, unrestricted, unrestrained, boundless, unconstrained, on tap, indefinite, ad nauseam, bottomless
lordstrife said:
Dude just ignore them they are clearly the kind of people who think you should use the amount of data ATT thinks you should!
I on the other hand pay for unlimted so i use as much as i can and don't care what others think.
Definitions of unlimited (adj)
un·lim·it·ed [ un límmitəd ]
not restricted: without limits, restrictions, or controls
infinite: lacking or appearing to lack a boundary or end
complete or total: not subject to qualification or exception
Synonyms: limitless, infinite, unrestricted, unrestrained, boundless, unconstrained, on tap, indefinite, ad nauseam, bottomless
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+1 and I have never tethered. I was FORCED to a unlimited plan many many hears ago with a Motorola Q9h I think it was called, upgraded to a cappy grandfathered in, and now on the SGS2. So like it says I have UNLIMITED and that is exactly how it should be, directly taken from your example from a dictionary. I have ALWAYS used dolphin HD with it set to desktop and so far I have never received a warning text from them. Maybe lucky, maybe will in time, nut I WILL argue my point with them about it if/when it does come up. I understand that those who use a lot of bandwidth slow it for others but we shouldn't be able to gripe about it since most HAD TO be forced onto the unlimited plan at some point when att made us. So don't worry about others that cry about it, they GET what they pay for as do us with the UNLIMITED plan. It is just their tough luck they didn't get it when they could have.
Brought to you by my KICKASS CM7 AT&T SGS2
Flashing a custom rom and using the mobile tether ive never had a problem. Well.last september i used about 5gb tethering my touchpad and i thought that was a lot lol~ havnt flashed a custom rom on my sgs2 so cant test lol
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lordstrife said:
Dude just ignore them they are clearly the kind of people who think you should use the amount of data ATT thinks you should!
I on the other hand pay for unlimted so i use as much as i can and don't care what others think.
Definitions of unlimited (adj)
un·lim·it·ed [ un límmitəd ]
not restricted: without limits, restrictions, or controls
infinite: lacking or appearing to lack a boundary or end
complete or total: not subject to qualification or exception
Synonyms: limitless, infinite, unrestricted, unrestrained, boundless, unconstrained, on tap, indefinite, ad nauseam, bottomless
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You paid for unlimited WITHOUT tethering.
Tether abusers caused AT&T to kill the unlimited plans for those who actually use our devices in a reasonable fashion, and caused AT&T to institute the advanced tethering detection mechanisms they have in place now.
As a result, those who do tether responsibly are still at risk of getting nailed because of those that didn't.
Running cognition rom I can use the native tether and no probs here
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Entropy512 said:
You paid for unlimited WITHOUT tethering.
Tether abusers caused AT&T to kill the unlimited plans for those who actually use our devices in a reasonable fashion, and caused AT&T to institute the advanced tethering detection mechanisms they have in place now.
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What killed the unlimited data plan is not directly connected to tethering. It's the fact that AT&T was unable to handle the iPhone on their network alone.
Anyways, the new plans are making them MUCH more money. For one, people can now afford a smartphone as it's only $15/month more instead of $30/month more. This has caused many of my friends to get a smartphone, upgrading from their dumbphones.
Second, users who want a lot of data will have to pay more and more.
Third, most users didn't even go over 2GB of usage.
Verzion did the exact same thing, and I do believe Sprint is too follow. Sprint's network is slow enough already.
Don't go blaming people who tethered the reason behind no unlimited plan. Blame AT&T, the greedy bastards who just wanted to make more $$$. It's not our fault, sir.
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So, I've had AT&T for quite some time and enjoyed the 'unlimited' plan for equally as long. I had a Nokia N900 and I was able to tether/share and pretty much what-ever I want. Only problem was I never got 3G speeds on it.
About a year ago I was messing with a friends Android. I slapped my SIM in the phone, rebooted, played around some and then took my SIM out and gave it back to him. About an hour later on my phone I get this text message 'You've been switched to the 2GB Smart phone plan'. WTF?!?! So I call up AT&T support and they explain why it was switched and give me back my unlimited account (once I promised them that my friends phone wouldn't show up with my SIM in it again)
This brings me to last week. I see the S2 and decide that its the new phone I want. I call up and find out under no uncertain terms that my 'unlimited' plan will be taken from me the second I upgrade to any sort of smart phone. My only option is to leave AT&T and they are fine with that.
So then I think, I'll just buy another phone and be sneaky. Just to test I drop my SIM into my blackjack II I have laying around. Check my AT&T account about an hour later and find that sure enough, I've now been switched to the Smartphone plan again. No text message, no notification, nothing. No back out options, zip, nada, zilch.
In the end I gave up. It seems almost pointless to try and play games since I'm on their network which they run and control. Sure I'm quite sad about losing my unlimited plan and would do just about anything to get it back. I even considered leaving but everyone else's 'unlimited' plans aren't unlimited once you read the small print. I'm not a huge data user, but I do tend to go a little beyond the 4GB limit since I like to stream pandora and there are times when I'll need to download an iso image for someone's computer that I'm working on remotely somewhere and can't get online. Those options are now all gone for me.
If anyone has any suggestions I've only had my phone for a few days. If I knew I could call up AT&T and get my unlimited plan back with my S2 I'd do it. But each rep I talked to on the phone said that the 'unlimited' code that I had was no longer in the system and there was nothing they could do for me (of course). How everyone else is getting away with this or holding on to their unlimited plans I've no idea.
Entropy512 said:
You paid for unlimited WITHOUT tethering.
Tether abusers caused AT&T to kill the unlimited plans for those who actually use our devices in a reasonable fashion, and caused AT&T to institute the advanced tethering detection mechanisms they have in place now.
As a result, those who do tether responsibly are still at risk of getting nailed because of those that didn't.
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Blah that's BS. We all know why they got rid of unlimited plans and created tethering plans... MONEY. Cash is king and we are pawns for them to make money off of. They could care less how much data we use. What they care about is a way to score some cash for what we use the data for. Give it time, unlimited will be back to compete for dominance over a traditional land line.
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[Q] Roaming - some toughts?

I am happy user of SGSII for about 6 months. After I took this, 2 owners of company where I work also took 2 SGSII phones, but mostly they kids use it. Now they have been on winter vacation abroad, and they came back with bills of 2.000 Euros and 1.500 Euros. Now they are angry, saying that: a) they didn't make it; b) that carrier who installed software (???) made something wrong; c) android sucks d) they are not stupid to use roaming while abroad ... etc, etc. I am 99% sure that their kids used data transfer in order to play games, or something similar, but ... I am just wandering - is there any possibility that phone makes some kind of data transfer by himself ? Even my managing director now launches story that his phone (Samsung galaxy note) is turning on data transfer, altough he turned it of. Can someone who really knows something about this ?
Regards,
ZZ
You've said it perfectly yourself - you said 99% sure, I'll go 100%.
I'm no expert , but I've got 3 kids.
Kids+Phone+Abroad=Big bills. I speak from experience (I'd kill my eldest if it wasn't for tiresome rules....).
They did it. Your colleagues are fooling themselves. And not very convincingly either.
They must have left background data on, and some of the kids must have enabled data! Thats all they need. If they don't have a roaming data plan the cost for mb can be very high, depending on the country they travel to.
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Hey, usually, data rates are as high as 15 to 20$ per MB. If the phone checks for updates by itself, or if they have corporate mail, it is possible that they get high bills, add to that the fact some operators charge on PDP context activation (even if you didnt access internet, but just using their radio resources attempting to...)
If kids had played, it would worsen the case as well. But i think that the phone owners can ask for the data CDRs from the carrier, they mostly can provide the URLs accessed as well as the charge

at&t data vs Wifi, opinion please.

Quick rundown: I have the Galaxy Note, with the 3 Gig data package. Prior to the Note, I had the Inspire with the 2 Gig package. I am a disabled tech geek who has either constantly got my phone in hand or on my desktop. I don't get out of the house as much as I would like but when I do, usually i am using my phone for A. Gps navigation, B. Web surfing C. Just browsing the market / Facebook, or chatting / emailing. When I got my Inspire last year I knew I would use more than 200mb a month so the 2 gig plan was a no brainer. Come to find out after a years worth of use I tend to only use 300-500 meg per month and that was only when I was mobile, the rest of the time I was using my WiFi connection. So Monday when I got the Note, I noticed for $5 more per month I could get an extra gig of data, so I went ahead and upgraded.
Here is what I would like opinions on:
Would you guys if you were me, knowing my situation just forgo the WiFi connection and use what I'm paying for; or stay setup like I have it now and only use the data when I'm mobile and am not near a wifi spot?
On rare occasions during the summer months there might be a camping trip or two through out the year, but otherwise my away from wifi time only happens when i'm traveling from point A to B since most everything from Hospitals to McDonalds have access now lol.
Oh, note to mention, I'm in an area that does not have LTE yet, we do however have HSPDA.
For your usage listed above, 3Gig is more than enough for not using wi-fi. You only need more if you stream video (youtube or Netflix) or audio (Pandora) a lot.
I usually try wifi first since it is abundant. My home wifi is excellent, so I always use wifi at home. If the wifi connection somewhere is bogged down or not connecting, I turn off the wifi and go with LTE. I usually do not stream anything unless I am on wifi.
I have never gone over 2 GB so I think your plan would be fine for your needs. You can always send *3282# from you phone dialer and get a text back to tell you where you are at on your data and texts.
Man disability must be paying good nowadays.. Grew up with a disabled adult in the house.. Money was tight. Definitely wouldn't have these awesome devices to play around with.. Glad to hear you can still enjoy technology like you are able to.
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jamesd86 said:
Man disability must be paying good nowadays.. Grew up with a disabled adult in the house.. Money was tight. Definitely wouldn't have these awesome devices to play around with.. Glad to hear you can still enjoy technology like you are able to.
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Well all things considered it's ok, Strange how life changes things around. Growing up with Cerebral palsy my mom / dad took care of me, then when I was 27, I finally married, that lasted 5 years. After the Divorce my dad whom had had a stroke died, and my mom who was 65 at the time fell broke her hip so I moved in and started taking care of her. Between several failed attempts at relationships and my love for tech I have just stayed put for the past few years.
I enjoy being stress free and being able to afford a few gadgets every now and again and not having to stress over when the next girl is going to dump me.. (kinda twisted thought process I guess) Anyway, I repair computers part time and the combined income keeps a little food in my stomach, and gadgets to pass the days away. [I think i'd rather spend the money I make on something I love rather than on someone who wouldn't love me.]

No Note i717 Rom which caters to tablet carrier Plan: DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY

Ok let me start off by saying I have done extensive digging and still have not found any script or development out there pertaining to using this phone or any other as a tablet account from your provider. In my case for example I am using a tablet sim account with Telus Canada (2 month with no overage charges and 5 dollars a month !!!!!!! Promotion ends early Dec. When you sign up you get 2 months.) The sales reps at the locations for Telus are instructed to gear you into a regular telephone plan which are practically 10-20 times that without unlimited!!! You may be asking well what about SMS / Phone functionality. But I am sure most of you know that we can use SIP with decent codecs with our phone. Here in Canada I found a provider who provides unlimited SMS with the DID, SIP account.
Voila 5 dollar plan. Full LTE speeds in metro locations ( here in Burnaby BC I am getting up to 45 Mbps D and 15 Mbps U !!! Serious speeds with no data cap. !!! Having just moved here we haven't even needed more than the portable hotspot for the entire last month. !!! Crazy Huh:cyclops:... :laugh: Well at least it was for me having just finished moving across Canada from Ontario in a 16 foot moving van toeing my car full of stuff behind that. Using the plan with great coverage and speeds everywhere except Banff Alberta in the mountains...
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there is one HUGE catch to this, if you use the default APN settings for Telus (sp.telus.com):crying::crying: DANGER DANGER instead of (isp.telus.com) that one character being the only difference and you are considered a mobile PHONE not TABLET, you will be charged 1 dollar a megabyte, a dollar for a text and like 50 cents a minute phone calls!!!! This is especially bothersome when you flash a new rom as the phone resets the entire apn config to whatever the dev. put there most of the time isp.telus.com has been there (blackstar rom, paranoid android, and other builds of JB and ICS) BUT sp.telus.com is selected and the isp on toggled off. When you install most roms you want your sim in for first boot and it's a real pain ripping it out each time as well doesn't matter anyways because if you have your apps in the phone it could cost you 28 dollars if it auto updated google chrome for example !! Also you want to be able to log in on first boot. Many times I have found a back door by opening the status bar and hitting one of the options to get me into settings and backing out to the full settings menu during setup. This is also a pain because of the high chance of crashing parts of the setup background services etc. AFTER ALL many developers are starting to recommend a sitting period of 10-15 min. ... "Ya but I wish I didn't have to sweat each time" ... I know very little is being transmitted but I don't even want to touch that other config... I also wish I couldn't even see my "phone number" or receive a call on it... All through sms compatible sip. Everything else is dead to me (joke). But honestly with LTE speeds like that a good voip provider makes it next to PSTN quality, perhaps even better with some codecs.
On 1 occasion i forgot while we were traveling the open road of the prairies, this resulted in over 200 dollars there goes any deal I had.
However the telus reps were happy to honer the plan and didn't seem to understand at the customer service counter how it got there, being that I have a shield right now (unlimited for a couple months,) well lets just say im back to 5 dollars for a great plan.
In the future however how can I guarantee I don't do this again!?! almost to risky when the shields go down... but honestly would be worth a shot if someone could right a CLEAN script which toggles apn settings in TWRP or CWM recovery. (I would prefer TWRP (seems way faster))...
However one thing that always stands out in mind is someone with the skills (im definitly not included wouldn't even know where to start!!) could design a simple rom with apn settings better VOIP integration (removing complete access to the mobile radio for anything of than data) ie, phone and sms are totally offline. Just mobile data or Wifi or airplane mode nothing else. This way the tablet plan which will happily stay under 50 dollars a month for serious LTE speeds in Canada and I would be a very happy camper.
Cheers to anyone who can figure it out and I would be happy to help out for some kind of legit exchange...
Thank you for your time.

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