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I'm using the old Media Works bundle. For $20 a month I have Unlimited data, 1500 texts, and 200 MMS. I've been using it for a few months on my 8125 and it works great :)

I had the $20 unlimited data plan for about 3 months and it worked perfect with my 8125. There was no need to pay the other $20.

However, I just switched to T-mobile because I got a better deal on minutes. T-mobile only has 1 data plan, and it's $29.99...

Here's the kicker. Cingular has 3 data plans.

Smartphone: $20 - No streaming video or audio, no tethering - by contract.
Pocket PC: $40 - No streaming video or audio, no tethering - by contract
Laptop Card: $80 - Streaming video and audio allowed, tethering moot.

T-Mobile has 1 data plan

Data: $30 for all phones, unlimited, allows streaming, allows tethering, and allows you to take your sim card out of your phone and put it into a laptop card and use it for GPRS/EDGE for your laptop, no additional charge.

The T-Mobile Total Internet package you speak of also gives you unlimited access to T-Mobile Hotspots, don't you forget :D

As well, the Cingular data plan for $19.99 (unlimited data, 200 sms/mms) also has a $29.99 version that gives you 1000 sms/mms.

its a good thing my wifes cousin works at cingular now i can switch over and save some money thanks guys.. i already save on fedex kinkos corp. discount on products and services.

so with this data plan for 19.99 i can get email surf the web and everything else cause i have a webpage up and i need to be able to hook up my email to recieve on my phone

Thanks to everyone for this great site.

I've just hung up with Cingular and they only offered me a $30 and $40 plan. I'm already on the $40 (PDAConnect, unlimited data) plan. They mentioned the $30 but said it would only allow access to the Cingular intra-web (no real internet browsing). Does anyone know if that is in fact true? Also, is the $20 plan still available? Does it allow full browsing? I can live without the internet (barely) but I need my POP3 connection.

I had cingular's lowest data plan. With the lowest data plan and my wizard, I was able to:

1) Surf the whole web
2) Pop email

They told me that I would only be able to reach cingular's intra-web, but it wasn't true. I knew it wasn't true when they said this:

"You can only use cingular's intra-web, including msn, google, and some other sites."

Light-bulb above head! "Wait, I can access google?" They said: "Yes. You can surf to any site you can get to from google."

Obviously not a computer user, huh!?

Thanks geneweb! Are you able to browse the whole internet or only WAP pages?

You are able to view all pages that are real internet pages except wap only pages (like yahoo and google).

I promise, Cingular's data plans all allow you to access the real internet. There is no difference in speed. And when I had Cingular's $20 a month "MediaNet" I could even surf WAP pages (If that means pages like www.google.com/pda)

There are TONS of articles on how this works at HowardForums.com.

If you have a Cingular 8125 that you just bought from them, and you purchased the data plan (even for smartphones) you should just be able to put your sim card in the 8125, click on start, click on internet explorer, and a little window should pop up at the top that says connecting to Cingular GPRS. Wait about 10 - 20 seconds and you should be connected.

Surf Away!!

As long as you are running a Cingular phone on a cingular plan in cingular's service area, the settings should be automatic, making it far easier to hook up to GPRS than it is to WiFi.

Looking to buy the HTC TYTN not from Cingular but online now that it is available. Once I have the phone how do I get it connected to Cingular? Do I just call or do I need to take it to a store so they can program the SIM? Will they force me on a 2 year contract or can I just go on 1 year and I learned quite a bit about data plans here. Thanks for the input.

Most likely, the goons at the store won't be able to help you. You should be able to get help from Cingular's tech support though. They will walk you through the connections manager to set up a new connection.

There should also be some places on the internet with all of the settings, including Cingular's website or forums and Howardforums.com

Good Luck!

you don't even need to use xpress mail on cingular, because if you turn off connect to proxy for your medianet connection, you will be free to connect to pop3 mail servers and so fourth. 8125 comes preconfigured to work with medianet, so the reps trying to say that you have to get the dataplan are just clueless.

OK so I just wanted to add my experience, as even after reading all these posts I was still a little weary of trying this.

I had the $40 Data Connect Unlimited plan and an add-on 200 Text Messages for $4.99. ~$45/month on top of voice and I still had $15 in overages on txt messages last month. ~$70.

From reviewing the website I saw three possible plans to switch to:

SmartPhone Connect Unlimited w/Xpress Mail ($19.99)

Media Max 200 ($19.99)

Media Max 1000 ($29.99)

I don't really understand why they have the Smartphone plans and the Media Max plans. They all offer unlimited data, but the Media Max plans offer 200 or 1000 txt messages as well. Doesn't seem like much of a benefit to get the Smartphone plan.

I switched to Media Max 1000 and changed my settings over to wap.cingular and all that, enabled AlwaysOn in the registry and voila. It works fine. Brought down my bill at least $15/month (and much more with the sms overage charges). No noticeable change in speed. Agile Messenger works fine. Resco Radio didnt work at first, kept getting server refused connect errors, but it just started working now. I dunno, maybe it wasn't a problem on my end. Anyone know whether tethering to my laptop will still work. Anyone tried this?

Having made the switch, I am online right now on my laptop using my 8125 as a modem over bluetooth. I clocked 17 KB/s downloading from an Intel FTP server. Which translates to ~130 kb/s.

Seems slow on the web but I'm not sure if it's slower than before I switched, as I rarely use the phone as a modem.

Be careful. Last I read a cingular data contract, tethering and streaming audio/video were not allowed and they could cancel you for it... The $80/mo data plan @ cingular allows tethering & streaming.

All t-mob data plans allow streaming and tethering.