Help Different Questions

[imamabella]

1. Can I surf the web while Im talking or txt, send pic, or on Facebook
2. What is the latest update on the phone
3. Is this a real 4G with Metro
4. How can we turn off the 4G n turn it on

I see alot on the phones from different carriers like At&t, Sprint, Verizon and Tmobile. I just want to know what is the different b/w the 4G from all of them. Like on Tmobile the buffering on a video, on At&t the guy make reservations while talking to his wife, you get the idea. So can metro do that. I seen a video on the 4g how to turn it off n on but you have to restart your phone every time is there a button like on the HTC Evo that you can it the button to turn the 4g off n on whenever you want

 

[inglewood89]

I haven't tried this yet but apparently you can do it while using wifi.

 

[nspriggs]

There is a program in the market called anycut that'll let you turn lte on and off. You can't talk and surf. It is a "real" 4g phone. They're rolling out the latest update right now, it's still on froyo, however.

 

[ciper]

1. Can I surf the web while Im talking
Not over LTE but its a software setting that may eventually be disabled.

2. What is the latest update on the phone
Android 2.2.1 with OS build OS build EE07, CDMA firmware EE07 and LTE firmware ED15

3. Is this a real 4G with Metro
Yes, same technology as Verizon but on a different frequency
4. How can we turn off the 4G n turn it on
There are two ways -
Temporary http://androidforums.com/samsung-ga...e-functionality-test-menu-without-anycut.html
Full disable (reboot needed to re-enable)
http://androidforums.com/samsung-galaxy-indulge/321786-success-turn-4g-off-keep-off.html

Im sorry to tell you but AT&T is not currently offering any 4g phones. I know because I also have an HSPA+ Samsung Infuse. Spring uses Wimax (although is technically a 4G capable technology) which is being replaced by LTE

 

[Shatterproof]

I have about 36 text messages that I saved and would like to get them on paper, i was thinking of sending them 1x1 to my email and printing from my pc but that will take 4ever since I still have the stock text and it dnt have a (select all). Then i thought of screen shots but theres some that are to long and would have to be opened. Heres my question: Is there some other way i can print these out??

 

[tiede]

I don't use the stock mail program. I use this nifty little app from the go dev team: go SMS compose. In the settings, under go sms services, it allows you to make a backup of your messages, and save it to your sd card or send it to an email address. It saves in binary or xml format. I think you should check it out. It's free from the market, of course. That should be able to help you...

 

[Shatterproof]

I don't use the stock mail program. I use this nifty little app from the go dev team: go SMS compose. In the settings, under go sms services, it allows you to make a backup of your messages, and save it to your sd card or send it to an email address. It saves in binary or xml format. I think you should check it out. It's free from the market, of course. That should be able to help you...

Thanks, I'll check it out today.

 

[confed]

I have about 36 text messages that I saved and would like to get them on paper, i was thinking of sending them 1x1 to my email and printing from my pc but that will take 4ever since I still have the stock text and it dnt have a (select all). Then i thought of screen shots but theres some that are to long and would have to be opened. Heres my question: Is there some other way i can print these out??

GO SMS works as noted. I use Google's Beta "Mighty Text" which lets me text on my phone from Chrome Browser. Open it up and I can copy and paste anything I want very easily.