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2020 MacBook Air M1 (Space Grey) | 2023 Mac mini M2 | 2021 iPad Pro 11" M1 (Space Grey) | 2021 iPad mini (Space Grey) | iPhone 15 Pro Max (Natural Titanium) | HomePod (Space Grey) | 10x HomePod mini (Space Grey, White, Yellow, Blue, Orange) | 4x Apple TV 4K | Apple Watch Ultra 2
paradoxsm: You can just install the drivers manually, it requires a bit of fiddling around and you won't get sms's and the like but makes for a much "lighter" install.
paradoxsm: You can just install the drivers manually, it requires a bit of fiddling around and you won't get sms's and the like but makes for a much "lighter" install.
The sticker on mine was crooked, I peeled it straight off and then immediately looked for the screws(see previous post).
And see the following:
Prepaid XT data plans (NOT postpaid, this is charged differently)
500MB Casual
No data
$0 $0
500KB
$0.10 $1.00
3MB
$0.30 $1.00
7MB
$0.70 $1.00
10MB
$1.00 $1.00
12MB
$1.20 $3.00
17MB
$1.70 $17.00
Seriously, WTF, you'd be a fool to stick with casual rates
thefatmould: To setup a pernanant password:
nitrotech 1 day ago
thefatmould: How do you set your own password for the Mobile BB Meter? I can't see the menu mentioned to change it. It sucks having to create a temp password each time!
When connected via the tstick goto http://yt.telecom.co.nz/mobile
Once logged in you get extra options to change password permanently
I also like the interface better, once changed that will be your password for the mbbmeter login too.
Tivo upgrades to operate with the new OzTivo EPG, support and service. Over 400 performed here so far. See: www.hillcrest.net.nz
MrSteel: I plan to get one for my old folks, but I believe their old PC is only USB 1.0. Will this T-Stick work? Or does it specifically require USB 2.0?
Shoes2468: I got one last saturday I was wondering however, how do you topup with a voucher, I don't have an xt mobile phone , so how does that work.
Thanks
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