Are there additional fees if I were to use this for ATT? Like get an atrix 2 and one of these docks would ATT charge extra for tethering?
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No It Still Uses Your Phone In The Same Way, It Does However Give You A Bigger Screen And Allows You To Use Your Phone As A Laptop For Much Better Surfing The Web And Watching Movies And Some Phone Have Web3.0 For When You Connect Your Phone To The Lapdock, And Having The Built In Keyboard Really Makes It Nice, Been Using Mine For Almost 2 Years Plus It Charges Your Phone While It's Connected
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It connects directly to your phone... it is in essence a larger screen for your phone with a small key board.. without physically connecting your phone to it... it does nothing. SO it has the same connection as your phone. No data on you phone, it turns into a non connected lap top... data on your phone... you can do just what your phone does...
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sheriesapphire, I am like you. I have purchased this phone and am on an att postpaid account (non-gophone user). Make sure you put in your own SIM card first, do not put in the one that comes with the phone. Now to your question: Because you are a regular att customer, you will only have the option of buying the $15/$25 data plan options. You will not be able to purchase the gophone rates. I did not have to purchase a data plan because when I had my previous smartphone (purchased out of contract) I placed a data block on my account when it was still allowed for smartphones. For most regular att users, the $15 add-on plan would more cost-effective than the gophone rates anyway
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You'll have to ask AT&T.; It's unfortunate, but Cradlepoint technical support won't be able to walk you through the setup. I've only been able to get the Beam to work by downloading the AT&T; app for my desktop. I then used my desktop to share my internet connection and create a wifi network without the use of a router.
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While I cannot guarantee anything, t-mobile and AT&T use the same types of connection, so you should just need the right SIM card.
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I have not used this sim card for that exact phone, but I have used these sim cards on numerous AT&T; phones. Just make sure the sim card is the same size because they do vary. Once you have that all sorted out just activate the card with your new number and you will be good to go! As far as additional charges... NONE unless you choose add on features like Data (for downloads outside of wifi) etc.. Hope this helps:)
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I have this phone with ATT and -no data-. That's why I like it. They don't charge for data because it's not a smart phone and very limited in what it can do. (I can surf the internet, which is about all I need in addition to text and calling.)
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Yes, tethering it from T-Mobile network works. But, FYI, doing so violates the T-Mobile User Agreement. I have no idea whether they would notice, care, or punish you for doing that.
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Hi, Katie. Just visit your account on AT&T;'s website and look for "upgrade" link.In fact you can upgrade at a reduced price, but that price is like $500 (maybe sell your 3Gs on Amazon and buy the 4G?)Don't forget to order a rubber bumper case to neutralize the well-documented antenna attenuation problem, and check out possibly insuring your new purchase at SquareTrade dot com (about $5 a month).Good luck!
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I use it with tmobile. I only pay monthly. No contract so there are limitations with prepay but I should be able to handle all else. Double check being able to tether to computer.
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Officially the motorola atrix HD does not support webtop or lapdock accessories. (source: http://www.phonescoop.com/articles/article.php?a=10794). The mouse and keyboard should work as they are just bluetooth devices. I am not sure if the ports (micro hdmi and micro usb) will align between this dock and the atrix HD. Even if they did (or you use lapdock extension cables like I do with my Droid 4) at best, it will allow for mirror mode, where the phone's display is mirrored onto the connected TV. The usb host on the dock should work (allowing the use of usb flash drives) but I do not know if the IR Remote will work, presumably the IR sends keyboard commands that the dock sends to the phone over USB. One thing I found out was that NETFLIX on android does not support the keyboard MEDIA keys (back forward pause play, etc)
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In the usa, T-Mobile still(05.2015) offers a data plan where you pay $15 once for the SIM card, then you get 200MB/month for life FREE, no-contract, and you can buy data as you need it; 500MB/1 day $5; 1GB/1 week, $10; 3GB/30 days $30; 5GB/30 days $40; I believe I have the pricing correct. If you aren't a data hog, you can go all month of emailing with the Free 200MB, sweet. I have these in some 3G iPads and works awesome. I love T-Mobi and am kissing AT-T's A$$ goodbye.
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Not built-in, but there are various tethering apps out there--I use one called "Easy Tether," which I got from the Amazon Appstore, on this phone, and it works fine.
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I would add one additional tip: make sure you call ATT to activate the SIM by putting minutes on it. The SIM alone costs about $25 and to add minutes it is another $25.
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Hi Kathi, Since this is unlocked you don't need to pay any monthly fees. You still need a data line though to get it to work and that will require a monthly fee, from your operator (AT&T;, T-Mobile, etc...).
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I'm not 100% sure... I haven't did any tethering with it...if U have T mobile ur service will be on edge......1g
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No - since I went to 4G none of the amplifiers work reliably - true 4G connections need TWO antennas and right now, so far as I can tell, only ATT offers this in their devices. I have a verizon device (one antenna) and an ATT device (2 antennas) and the ATT device operated about 4 times faster....(in the same location pointing at the same tower) ...
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I bought Motorola Atrix HD recently. It supports T-Mobile SIM card just fine. Everything works well, including 4G internet, no additional settings needed.