Please explain how you get into the Field tech diagnostics or post the APN ip you are using. I happen to also live in irvine and have the same problem you did. cheers! -brian

confirmed tzones @5.99 for full internet, except youtube. Getting about ~50kps

I have done all the steps.

My mail works fine for receiving, but when i try to send, it says it can't find the server. I am using a corporate account, and i have SSL enable, which it needs to be for sure.

Does anyone have any advice?

confirmed tzones @5.99 for full internet, except youtube.

iphonenetworktest.com -> 160 - 201 kbps

New York, NY

something funny in brooklyn

i did this last week, tzones worked fine. but then i tried to do the 'free' hack, and ever since then, my EDGE speeds have been total shit. like 2k/sec pages take minutes to load, i dunno what happened.

now i'm back on tzones, wiped my prefs and redid it clean, but still REALLY slow..

i've got a ip, i can connect, but totally unuseable speeds.

maybe i'm in some limbo from all my plan switching, and it will clear up. i should prob let it sit for a day and not mess with it anymore

if anyone has any ideas, a PM would be great.

thanks

Can someone please explain GPRS for me? Is it an alternative to the expensive edge network?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enhance..._GSM_Evolution

Kind of

so im on a bike ride around Brooklyn now and finding much better speeds away from home. Got 100k in williamsburg and now getting 40k plus in bushwick. Dunno what up at home, but this feels better.

thanks, goodluck & sysasses. i've got my 5.99 plan working great, 104kbps as reported by iphonespeedtest.com

cheers!

Finally got this working after some trouble.

I signed up for T-zones through the T-mobile website, but 24 hours later, I still wasn't able to get the net working, and after dialing *3001#12345#* I could see that my IP was still 0.0.0.0

I think there were a couple of other people here having a similar problem. What I did was go into the nearest T-mobile store and switch my sim card (which was very old, circa 2000) for a new one. The process only took a few minutes, was free, and I got to keep my number.

When I got home, I switched off wifi and put the new sim card in. Right away, instead of Safari complaining that it couldn't connect, I could see that it was trying to connect, but then it would go to a 502 error. I docked the iphone and used iBrickr to copy over the proxy files... I didn't want to install SSH and worry about battery drainage issues. Turned off the phone, turned it back on, and the internet is working! 150-190 kbps on iphonenetworktest. Thanks guys!

The only issue is Youtube. It tries for a minute, then says "can't connect to Youtube." Has anyone who has had this issue figured it out?