How do you copy in paste>? Ok so to do this lets say you go into the T-mobile US and where it says “Name” Click it and the edit box will pop up hold your finger on the name, and then another box will pop up and then Click “Copy all” (this is only going to copy what is in that box) To paste you go where ever you want to paste it and do the same steps.

I have the G1 without the data plan. everything works fine with no problems.

The only thing I did have a problem with is MMS but I got around it by going with the old setting I use to use on my unlocked HTC 8125…

Menu-Setting-wireless controls-mobile networks-access point names.

Once you get in there Scroll down untill you see T-Mobile US and input the following settings.

Name = T-Mobile US
APN = wap.voicestream.com
Proxy = 216.155.165.050
Port= 8080
Username= None
Password = None (delete the 4 digit PW that is there)
Server = Not set (also delete the 1 digit PW there)
MMSC = Unchanged (do not change it)
MMS proxy = 216.155.165.050
MMS port = 8080

MCC,MNC and APN type all stay they was they are.

Now as far as you deleting the Password and the Server. And not knowing the code. you can always go into the T-Mobile US 160 (right below the T-Mobile US) it has all the same settings as the T-Mobile US including PW. and all you have to do is copy and paste it.

How do you copy in paste>? Ok so to do this lets say you go into the T-mobile US and here it says name on it and the edit box will pop up hold your finger on the name, and then another box will pop up and then Copy all (this is only going to copy what is in that box) To paste you go where ever you want to paste it and do the same steps.

Hope this can help you guys. I know not being able to send or rec. MMS was getting to me pretty bad.

PS- I will bookmark this page and check back to see if I can help you guys in any way.

Hm… Google has its own APN on-campus (G-Mobile, anyone?) for Android-testing. Something tells me that it should not be too difficult to set one up at home ;p

And I really hope google does allow access to wifi for initial setup, but something tells me its probably not an accident.

1. My phone hasn’t done that to me randomly yet, but I can ask it to reactivate by calling the Any Cut shortcut to Setup Wizard. If WiFi is enabled, the transaction occurs over WiFi.
2. I haven’t personally performed an update yet, but we didn’t have the data service when my dad upgraded the device to RC30… so I’d say no; also, an update should not disable WiFi.
3. I called T-Mobile CC and told them that I needed 3G on my G1 (but no SMS or anything because I prefer email). It was activated almost instantly, but they say that it might take a couple of hours. After I was done, I called them again and told them to disable the data service. They might try to talk you out of it, but if all goes well they should disable the service and charge you a prorated fee.
4. I am sure that subsequent activations can be done over WiFi, as I’ve run the Setup Wizard several times to change Google accounts. The Wizard locks me in until I complete the procedure, without the option to enable WiFi, but I can skip the Wizard by pulling out the battery because the phone remembers my account credentials. Here’s a word of warning, though: WiFi is disabled and credentials are wiped after a factory reset, so you’ll need the data service to activate your phone after one of those.
5. I’ve never tried one of those, and I haven’t read any solid reports on how well it works.

I recently had to perform a factory reset because I lost control of the accelerometer (it might be a rogue system setting or something, but it was software for sure). The factory reset fixed it, and T-Mobile didn’t give me any trouble while enabling/disabling the data service. That’s why I like T-Mobile

I hope this helps. What Google needs to do is allow WiFi configuration in the activation applet, as that’s the only thing tying the phone to the data service.

My only questions now are
1. does the phone ask u to reactivate your gmail account randomly without u doing a factory reset ?
2. does the phone ask u to reactivate your gmail account after an update? (Ex. Rc30 or this future cupcake update)
3. How do u temporarily get a data line on your phone for the first activation? And how much would the fees be?
4. Are you sure that activations after the first one are possible without a data plan? And with subsequent activations will it give me access to turn my wireless on or am I required to keep it on 24/7 just incase it asks me out of nowhere to reactivate my account?
5. Does a prepaid tmobile card work for activation? If so where do I buy one and how much does it deduct from the acct to just simply activate?

Id rather not hear peoples opinions or guess, I just simply want the straightforward answers to these questions . Thanks