Hi all,
I bought a G1 and SIM unlocked it yesterday so I can use it with my AT&T account. I don't have a data plan and was planning on using wifi for most of my internet browsing needs. I can (apparently) connect to my home wireless network just fine--the phone thinks it has an IP address and the router sees the phone. (My wireless network is using "WPA pre-shared key" which I think translates to WPA Personal and it's not broadcasting its SSID, so I have to enter all the connection information manually.) However, none of the applications work over wifi--I can't browse to websites or access the market or anything like that.
It seems rather lame that you'd have to have a data plan to use internet apps from the phone. I know there are people on the forum who talked about using the G1 without a data plan--is anybody else having this sort of problem? Or does anyobyd have any suggestions on what I might do for further diagnosis? My phone is updated to RC33, if that makes any difference.
Thanks in advance for any advice you might have.
I bought a G1 and SIM unlocked it yesterday so I can use it with my AT&T account. I don't have a data plan and was planning on using wifi for most of my internet browsing needs. I can (apparently) connect to my home wireless network just fine--the phone thinks it has an IP address and the router sees the phone. (My wireless network is using "WPA pre-shared key" which I think translates to WPA Personal and it's not broadcasting its SSID, so I have to enter all the connection information manually.) However, none of the applications work over wifi--I can't browse to websites or access the market or anything like that.
It seems rather lame that you'd have to have a data plan to use internet apps from the phone. I know there are people on the forum who talked about using the G1 without a data plan--is anybody else having this sort of problem? Or does anyobyd have any suggestions on what I might do for further diagnosis? My phone is updated to RC33, if that makes any difference.
Thanks in advance for any advice you might have.