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OMG! Ponies!
06/18/09

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Attention App Developers: Please come up with an app called "Time Banana". I don't care what it does. It doesn't have to have anything to do with time. It doesn't have to be a game. It can just be a banana with a Casio watch strapped to it.

I just want an app called Time Banana.
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robertjohnforshaw
06/18/09

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I have found the easiest way to enable tethering is to goto [help.benm.at], select mobileconfigs, select your country, then select your mobile provider. This will download a new config which you can install and will enable Internet tethering. I have tested this on O2 in the UK but there are loads of others on the site.
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itchytooth
06/18/09

@robertjohnforshaw: Wow, that IS easy! Tethering took 10 seconds. I can't try the MMS because there is nowhere to enter the carrier info on my phone.
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kylenalepa
06/18/09

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I'm still disappointed that they didn't change the physical design of the phone any; I freely admit that I like showing off new gadgets that nobody else has, but since the 3GS looks the same as the 3G, I expect to get a whole lot of reactions along the lines of, "Isn't that just the old one?".

If I already owned the 3G, I wouldn't upgrade to the 3GS, but as someone who has, until now, been unable to purchase an iPhone (thanks AT&T for your 2-year contracts!), I'm definitely going to be picking this up.
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