T-Mobile's UK customers using the network's own Pulse Mini handset are finding 3G is an impossibility, despite a week of complaints. The Pulse Mini is a diminutive Android handset made by Huawei and available for a hundred nicker on pay-as-you-go. But some buyers attracted to the cut-price smartphone have been disappointed to …

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Monday 7th June 2010 15:22 GMT Stephen Bungay

At least they got one thing right...

"T-Mobile is just reminding people that it's the phone they've bought and the service can come from anywhere"

This is as it should be, buy the phone, use it on the best service provider. If you really REALLY like your service provider (in the same manner as a favorite [insert_your_sport_here] team) then you can put their brand on it and tell the world how satisfied you are.

A contractless-smart-phone costs more than a lap-top computer... insane!

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Monday 7th June 2010 17:08 GMT el-em

Had a similar issue with Nexus One on T-Mobile PAYG

And the issue there was T-Mobile sent out the incorrect APN settings - which should be "general.t-mobile.co.uk"

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1. Monday 7th June 2010 19:55 GMT Anonymous Coward
  
  Ditto ... Nexus One on O2 PAYG
  
  The APN settings they gave me were wrong. Eventually got it working by using the iPhone settings.
  
  When in 3G coverage, connection speed is excellent - with these speeds (and cost), you guys don't know you're born compared to the rubbish service we have to put up with in the US.
  
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2. Tuesday 8th June 2010 00:35 GMT Anonymous Coward
  
  Slight but very important correction
  
  T-Mobile APN should be general.t-mobile.uk and definately NOT .co.uk
  
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