Don't take it personal, just having a little fun.
Oh none takin just laughing, cause I've been there done that kinda thing. I did chat with tmob and used the disaster scenario and how it could save thousands of lives.
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Don't take it personal, just having a little fun.
Let's all get real... They disable the radio so you will have to use data for music. Reminds me of a story recently in a small town in Georgia. They asked all the residents to use less water during a draught. The community really banded together and started using less water. The small town raised the rates on the water because they were not making any money. True Story.
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Let's all get real... They disable the radio so you will have to use data for music. Reminds me of a story recently in a small town in Georgia. They asked all the residents to use less water during a draught. The community really banded together and started using less water. The small town raised the rates on the water because they were not making any money. True Story.
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Let's all get real... They disable the radio so you will have to use data for music. Reminds me of a story recently in a small town in Georgia. They asked all the residents to use less water during a draught. The community really banded together and started using less water. The small town raised the rates on the water because they were not making any money. True Story.
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Plus don't a couple of the US carriers offer free music streaming? Or something like one price for music that doesn't effect data?
Don't know why they disable the FM radio but I seriously doubt it because they are worried about the user not using enough data. Hell most people probably use more data using Facebook than streaming music.
I just find the hard to believe the average person (the ones that by the majority of phones) will miss the FM radio, they won't even know a version of this phone was made with one.
I also think that the big time music lovers would not be listening to music on FM radio anyway. They are either going to stream from their favorite music app or have music downloaded to their phone. And with a SD slot you can download a lot of music!
Would somebody want FM for another reason? Yes, maybe their favorite (non music) show or something like that
How much of that kind of thing is on FM radio anymore I'm not sure.
Plus don't a couple of the US carriers offer free music streaming? Or something like one price for music that doesn't effect data?
Don't know why they disable the FM radio but I seriously doubt it because they are worried about the user not using enough data. Hell most people probably use more data using Facebook than streaming music.
I don't know any carriers that allow free music streaming. Someone said T-Mobile does, but I have no idea. Never heard of it myself.
T-Mobile does here - Free Music Streaming & Downloads with Simple Choice Plans | T-Mobile
If you stream using the services below it will not count towards your data allotment -- This is mainly for those on T-Mobile without the unlimited data plan.
I bet AT&T doesn't do that. I know Verizon doesn't.
I just find the hard to believe the average person (the ones that by the majority of phones) will miss the FM radio, they won't even know a version of this phone was made with one.
I also think that the big time music lovers would not be listening to music on FM radio anyway. They are either going to stream from their favorite music app or have music downloaded to their phone. And with a SD slot you can download a lot of music!
Would somebody want FM for another reason? Yes, maybe their favorite (non music) show or something like that
How much of that kind of thing is on FM radio anymore I'm not sure.
Plus don't a couple of the US carriers offer free music streaming? Or something like one price for music that doesn't effect data?
Don't know why they disable the FM radio but I seriously doubt it because they are worried about the user not using enough data. Hell most people probably use more data using Facebook than streaming music.