HTC Inspire 4G with AT&T can't register

[kylejoe1]

FYI: HTC Inspire 4G with AT&T can't register. Works fine on wi-fi. We need Tunnel feature 3CX folks.

Oh for you Droid developers out there..AT&T 4G Droids prevent loading beta apps not in Droid Market, don't get one.

 

[leejor]

Good to know. I've run into the same issue with my provider over 3G.

On an aside, I find it so amusing that all of the providers have managed to install these "4G" networks so quickly. I'm just waiting for one to jump on the 5G bandwagon, the others will be right behind.

 

[abc123]

Good to know. I've run into the same issue with my provider over 3G.

On an aside, I find it so amusing that all of the providers have managed to install these "4G" networks so quickly. I'm just waiting for one to jump on the 5G bandwagon, the others will be right behind.

AT&T are a classic at this. If you look and read the small print on their ads you will see it is a "4G coming soon" but the way the ad is describing it they have the fastest, most coverage 4G network. Mind you they are good at this. They advertise the iPhone at $50 too. But if you look closely it is the old iPhone 3Gs and not the 4G.

But hey, if it works for them good luck to them.

 

[kylejoe1]

UPDATE:

Latest AT&T update for the HTC Inspire allows non-market installs. For how long who knows. Loaded the latest 3CX Android beta and much better but still only works if I have wi-fi enabled and connected using the new tunnel feature.

Over and out!

 

[dallasfavian]

hey can you please share here step by step about how to install 3CX Android beta version ?

 

[StefanW]

here you can find the tunnel beta version of the Android phone: http://www.3cx.com/forums/new-3cxphone-phone-for-android-with-tunnel-21325.html

 

[leejor]

I think this can be done without rooting your phone...

On the phone, download appInstaller from the Android market, install it on your phone.

On your PC download the 3CX phone beta (or any other Android programme), it will be an .apk file. Save it somewhere that you will find it again.

Connect the Android Phone to the PC with the USB cable, set it so the computer sees it as a USB drive. Not sync.

Copy the .apk file to the root directory of the micro SD memory card in the phone.

Run appInstaller. If all is well it will see the file you just copied over. You should be able to select it to install on the phone.

I'm doing this from memory, I hope that I haven't left out any steps.