So I recently did the update to Marshmallow on my LG G Stylo, and ever since then my GPS isn't working at all. When I use maps I can see the device pick up my location (probably through Wi-Fi or cell towers), but it doesn't track my drive like it used to. I even tried GPS Toolbox from the App store (this used to help me out on some other device) but with no luck.
Anything else I can look at doing?
How do you turn off safe Mode ?? I've tried restarting it and I've tried turning it off and on it still won't work.
I'm a long time TMO@Home user and have just come across the new TMOLineLink service and want to know if anyone has any feedback on the newer service? I'm pretty happy with TMO@Home, but would really love to get rid of the old TMO@Home router...plus if the router goes, there apparently aren't replacements and have more clear calls. My present system seems to be quite unstable now that I have a Comcast router and I drop calls, they bug out during calls, and all kinds of other annoyances. I use it as a business line, so it's important it is more reliable than it has been in the past 3-6 mos.
That said, in my brief investigation, it looks like TMOLineLink does not have call waiting or caller id, is that correct? Also, from the only other discussion in this area, there seems to be other issues like call forwarding codes (??) and caller id names? I've been with TMO for 14 years and tried to call in to get some info, but got transferred 3 times and it doesn't seem like reps know much about this product. Is there a special number to call?
Any feedback would be appreciated. I'd hate to move away from something I know works, even if sometimes unreliable, to something that I don't know and it be worse.
Thanks!
I know when i view my usage I only could see my call logs as far back as 12 months ago. I want to view my call logs as far back as two years ago specifically.
I’m a US T-mobile customer visiting Hong Kong for a couple of weeks.
A couple of days ago my iPhone 6 Plus started freezing. The touch screen was not responding. This started to happen more and more frequently.
I went to the Apple store. After testing my phone the Apple store genius suggested that I reset my phone using iTunes on my computer.
Now, as I am resetting my phone I am getting the following message:
When I switched from AT&T to T-mobile about a month ago the T-mobile employee told me that my phone was already unlocked.
Please advise.
Can anyone tell me why all of a sudden my OK Google does not say anything? When I say "OK Google" I hear the beep, the app opens, I ask it a question like what is the weather. IT use to actually say what the weather was, now it says nothing, just brings it up on the screen. The app works just all of a sudden no voice. My volumn and media volumn at max, it beeps but then nothing, any help?
This is ridiculous when will this tab get updated to marshmallow, new Android is getting ready to release and we're still not even on 6.0.
Since PG1 (then latest update) my Visual Voicemail continues to randomly disable itself. I have to keep opening the app and turning it back on. It's becoming a pain in the but I prefer visual voicemail over regular. Anyone else have this issue?
Steps I've taking to help:
Closed all apps
Ran smart manager
Cleared system cache
Cleared system cache partition
Cleared both T-Mobile and Visual Voicemail app data and restarted. If it comes down to it, I will fdr but at this point I'm not ready to commit to doing that.
I currently have a simple choice plan w/ two lines (unlimited talk, text & 2GB). I'm considering adding my Mother (believe it or not she's never had a cell phone) for the additional $10 third line. My question is, can she port her current land line number? Note that she lives in a different state so are there any rules of her having to have my area code or her having to live at my same address or anything else that would prohibit what I'm considering? Thanks in advance.
So, who is playing?
And for the more important question, what color did you choose, and why was it yellow?
Are "flip phones" (or even bar phones if available) still reliable and do they sound good? I finally convinced my 76 year-old Mother to cut-the-landline-cord but she says she wants an easy-to-use most-straight forward to use phone there is. She doesn't use data and probably won't text. She doesn't use a computer either, she just wants to use it for making/receiving voice calls. Any good suggestions for basic phones would be appreciated from our community, thanks.
Learn how to check the software version and see official versions for the Samsung GALAXY Core Prime (G360T). Find out more on this page:
Beginning July 23, Samsung GALAXY Core Prime (G360T) launched with Android version 5.1.1/Baseband version G360TUVU1APG2. This update provides features and improvements
New FeaturesNA | ImprovementsSecurity Fixes, aSRVCC and Samsung Post Launch |
To check the current software version, follow these steps:
| Baseband | Status |
G360TUVU1APG2 | Your software is up to date. There are no updates available.
This document will be updated if and when new software is available. |
G360TUVU1AOF8 G360TUVU1AOF9 | Your phone can update to software version G360TUVU1APG2:
If the update fails, contact Customer care. |
| Other versions | Your phone has non-T-Mobile software, and it is unsupported. The manufacturer and T-Mobile cannot update your software. |
To be able to update to the current software version, the below requirements must be met:
To check for updates and download the update from the Samsung servers, follow these steps:
To check for the software update, follow these steps:
You can download and install the software update:
Update software from the phone
To check for updates and download the update from the Samsung servers, follow these steps:
Note: It is recommended to be connected to Wi-Fi prior to completing the following.
Update software from a computer
To download updates for your phone and install them using a computer, follow these steps:
Follow the device requirements above, along with the following:
During the update:
Note: You will not be able to place a call during the update, not even an emergency call.
How do change my pin
Is the Samsung Galaxy On5 prepaid phone a locked phone that can only be used forever with a T-mobile SIM card or can it be unlocked after a certain amount of time or for traveling to Europe, etc.?
Thanks.
Learn how to check the software version and see official versions for the Samsung GALAXY GRAND Prime (G530T). Find out more on this page:
Beginning July 26, the Samsung GALAXY GRAND Prime (G530T) launched with Android version 5.1.1/Baseband version G530TUVU1APG1. This update provides features and improvements
New FeaturesNA | ImprovementsSecurity Fixes, aSRVCC and Samsung Post Launch |
To check the current software version, follow these steps:
| Baseband | Status |
G530TUVU1APG1 | Your software is up to date. There are no updates available.
This document will be updated if and when new software is available. |
G530TUVU1AOF8 G530TUVU1AOF7 | Your phone can update to software version G530TUVU1APG1: Review the Requirements to update Starting July 26, you can download the over OTA or manually update with Samsung Smart Switch for PC below. If the update fails, contact Customer care. |
| Other versions | Your phone has non-T-Mobile software, and it is unsupported. The manufacturer and T-Mobile cannot update your software. |
To be able to update to the current software version, the below requirements must be met:
To check for updates and download the update from the Samsung servers, follow these steps:
To check for the software update, follow these steps:
You can download and install the software update:
Update software from the phone
To check for updates and download the update from the Samsung servers, follow these steps:
Note: You must be connected to Wi-Fi prior to completing the following.
Update software from a computer
To download updates for your phone and install them using a computer, follow these steps:
Follow the device requirements above, along with the following:
During the update:
Note: You will not be able to place a call during the update, not even an emergency call.
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Binge On™ from T-Mobile lets you stream unlimited video from select video streaming participants at no extra charge. If you're on one of our qualifying Simple Choice™ plans, you can experience video streaming optimized for your mobile device without using any of your 4G LTE data.
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Binge On lets you get optimized video streaming on your smartphone or tablet at no extra charge, making high-speed data last up to 3 times longer. Binge On is already enabled and ready to go on your smartphone or tablet.
If you decide to turn it off, your video streaming will no longer be optimized, resulting in 4G LTE data being consumed faster. Video streams at DVD quality (480p+) with Binge On. You may disable Binge On at any time, but you'll lose the Binge On benefits. To disable Binge On, you can do so with short codes, through My T-Mobile, or through our app. Read how to disable Binge On.
What you get with Binge On depends on your account type. If your data plan is:
Less than 3 GB (including Simple Choice Pay in Advance) | 3 GB or higher (including Simple Choice Pay in Advance) | Unlimited LTE data on your smartphone (including Simple Choice Pay in Advance) | Other Pay in Advance (Prepaid) plans |
You get a 30% subscription discount per line for 12 months through Sling TV.
Important: All video streaming DOES count against your high- speed data bucket. | You get a 30% subscription discount per line for 12 months through Sling TV.
Video streaming through video content participants does not count against your high-speed data bucket (if Binge On is enabled). | You get a 30% subscription discount per line for 12 months through Sling TV.
Video streaming through video content participants does not count against your high-speed data bucket (if Binge On is enabled).
You get one free movie rental per month through Vudu, as long as Binge On has been enabled for the entire prior billing cycle. | You get a 30% subscription discount per line for 12 months through Sling TV.
Important: All video streaming DOES count against your high- speed data bucket. |
Note: Only video streaming is included. Data used to load and browse content on streaming provider apps and websites, as well as any advertisements that stream prior to, or during, your selected video’s playback, also counts toward your high-speed data.
Beginning November 15, 2015, all T-Mobile customers automatically receive a 30% discount for video subscriptions through Sling TV for 12 months. If you have an existing Sling TV account, you'll receive a message letting you know when the 30% monthly discount has been applied to your account. The discount shows up as a credit on your Sling TV bill. Once the 12 month promotional period has expired, Sling TV will continue to bill your account for the full amount of their service.
If you're new to Sling TV, read how to sign up for your new Sling TV account, and you get to try it for free for 7 days.
If you're on the Unlimited LTE on your smartphone data plan, and you have Binge On enabled for the entire prior billing cycle, you'll get a promo code that can be redeemed for a free movie rental from Vudu. The promo code is valid for 30 days. Make sure you're signed up with Vudu to take advantage of this perk! Read steps on how to redeem your code for a free movie rental.
If you're on a data plan of 3 GB or higher, you automatically receive video streaming at no extra charge through these participating video streaming services.
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*These services are also part of Music Freedom and include video which is now part of Binge On.
† DirecTV's NFL Sunday Ticket is not included in Binge On. ‡ Sling TV is not available in Puerto Rico.
Amazon Video is now a Binge On video streaming participant. Some additional video streaming services—such as Showtime and Starz—have partnered with Amazon to stream through the Amazon app. Streaming content through these services while using the Amazon Video app or website will continue to provide you with the same great free video streaming offered by Binge On for eligible customers.
When Binge on is enabled, only video streaming from participating video content providers doesn’t count against your high-speed data bucket. Video streaming from non-participating video content providers, and data used to load and browse content on streaming provider apps and websites are still deducted from your high-speed data bucket, but at a slower rate, stretching your high-speed data up to 3 times longer. When Binge On is enabled, all detectable video streaming (from participating services and others) is optimized to DVD-quality (typically 480p or better).
Tethering means sharing the 4G LTE mobile internet connection from your smartphone, tablet, or mobile internet device with another device, like a laptop or tablet. Streaming video from included Binge On participants never touches your high-speed data allotment if you're tethering from a smartphone, tablet, or mobile internet device to a laptop, desktop, tablet, or handset. Other devices aren't currently supported.
I am having a heck of a time with getting SMS messages from AT&T customers (I have the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+). Here what I see so far, there is one that I get all the messages from no problem (he is using an apple). From another AT&T customer I get maybe 1 message out of every 15 to 20, This particular one is the important one where I NEED get them, as he is the Deployment Team Lead (over me) where I work, he is on a Government AT&T blackberry and his personal AT&T iPhone, this has already caused me trouble at work 2 times, I am being encouraged right now to switch to AT&T so I can get the messages from those above me, but I don't want to leave T-Moble
My question is as since I want to stay with T-Mobile (been with T-Mo since 2003) is there anything I can do to make sure I get these messages, as they are critical to my job at the agency when I am out of the office and now on 24/7 on-call (I don't mind that I get 0 signal when I am at my cube at work I can live with that, but the big issue is when I do not get the SMS messages from those that I must 100% get messages from, especially when some of them are from the web health system)
Finally I should note I have no problem getting SMS from Verizon or Sprint.
I love T-Mobile except for the fact that I have no service what so ever in my room or anywhere down stairs in my home, I hate telling people to message me on Facebook because I have no service in my room, is there anything T-Mobile can do so I can have service in my room downstairs?
Hello. First, thank you for taking the time to answer my question.
I have a ZTE mobile hotspot which has the Binge On feature. My Xbox One connects to the ZTE and I use it to watch many different streaming services that are on the Binge On list. These include YouTube, Netflix, and the newly added Crunchyroll. I have read conflicting opinions on whether or not the Xbox One works with Binge On, with peoplen saying it works, doesn't work, and sometimes works.
So to summarize, I just want a definitive answer on if i can stream all the video I want on the Xbox One.
Thanks again.
