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    Re: Use Android phones on private/home WiFi without SIM card

    Do not let the idea of 'rooting' your device scare you. It's generally really simple and it'll open up your device to a lot more. Android's awesome, and if you don't want to commit to a phone these tablets are a great option.
    That's what she said.

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    Re: Use Android phones on private/home WiFi without SIM card

    FWIW, I think most unlocked Android phones should work fine without a SIM card installed. I know my HTC Hero definitely does.

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    Re: Use Android phones on private/home WiFi without SIM card

    Quote Originally Posted by AllRadioisDead View Post
    Do not let the idea of 'rooting' your device scare you. It's generally really simple and it'll open up your device to a lot more. Android's awesome, and if you don't want to commit to a phone these tablets are a great option.
    ok thanks..for the support. Needed it, since I do not know anyone with an Android.

    in addition, Is the java used on the Andoird OS really that much different from stanard Java by Oracle?
    Arrakis

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    Re: Use Android phones on private/home WiFi without SIM card

    Quote Originally Posted by treesurf View Post
    FWIW, I think most unlocked Android phones should work fine without a SIM card installed. I know my HTC Hero definitely does.
    I was going to go the HTC route, since I love their devices, but at this point. I think i am going to go with the $99.00 USD device I have been told about.

    Thanks for the info.
    Arrakis

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