Sony Ericsson's C905a runs into paparazzi, heads to AT&T stores?
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Sony Ericsson C905a Specifications | Review
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1. rew729 (unregistered) posted on 20 Oct 2010, 01:43 0 0
No Wi-Fi!!! Are you kidding me?!?!? I have been waiting for this phone for a year and a half and now its crippled for 180 dollars!!! I could have bought the C905 European version 6 months ago but it didn't have American 3G. Now I'm gonna wait for the Aino and ill prolly get crapped on when that gets released too. They'll probably take the camera out of it!!!!!! If anyone wants to sell an OMNIA HD for 180 bux let me know.
2. B_Adams posted on 16 Jul 2009, 20:46 0 0
maybe you can hack the C905? --its a possibilty. a lot of people debrand their sony ericssons. just hope you don't brick it; if you decide to.
3. rew729 (unregistered) posted on 22 Jul 2009, 13:33 0 0
Hack it how, to give the c905 american 3g or to give the c905a wi-fi? I am willing to bet the c905a has a wi-fi radio in it and its just disabled by software.
4. MrMojo posted on 26 Jul 2009, 11:46 0 0
Check out various SE websites to see if you can find info on debranding the C905A. Why pay for it when the "regular" version has full features? Just buy the imported "regular" C905 version that most people outside the USA has! Remember, ATT doesn't want people using Wifi because it wants people to buy their data plan. Similar reason that ATT does not allow Voip calls thru Wifi using the iPhones!
5. modoc posted on 30 Jul 2009, 21:42 0 0
I called sony ericsson and they confirmed that the phone was shipped with WiFi and that ATT disabled it. Likely they just do not provide the ability to configure it and may not have the software support for the function. I think this is illegal. If I buy a phone with a capability then turning it off is stealing. I do not understand the logic of it, since my wife's LG phone has wifi. The Att customer rep said the difference is that smart phones support wifi and "dumb" phones do not. I hope someone brings a class action law suit against ATT someday with this complaint since they are not letting me operate hardware (although it could all be software potentially) that I own. They are acting like a monopoly. I see they support internet over the USB, maybe a wifi dongle will work.








