Server error?

[jdwme]

Anyone been having problems accessing the market? I keep getting a server error message. It's been happening since last night, I can get online just fine and all the other features of the phone work but the market doesn't. The message says "A Server error has occurred. Retry, or cancel and return to the previous screen"

[adewey]

ive been getting this error too, also when i access google maps, then eventually my browner goes out. i just restarted my phone and it works...temporarily

[brokeoutangel]

Been getting this message since yesterday service goes on and off and when it happens my internet will ony load pages in the cache if I press refresh the screen load goes blank....switched to wifi and both work just fine tmo must be having problems. Are you guys 3g or 2g

[Infinatenothing]

ya somethings up I'm getting the same error.

[George Salazar]

mine doing the same thing. i keep turning my phone off and i get the same thing

[jdwme]

well at least I know now it's not my phone, oh well, I didn't need to download any new apps today lol

[mwenn1]

I have been receiving it off and on all day today, must be having some network issues.

[chrispix]

I have almost a bigger issue. I use google hosted services, and my google phone is setup to use my personal domain that is hosted w/ Google Apps.

I already have a google checkout account w/ that email address, and never had an issue. But now I can't log into google checkout because it says it requires an @gmail.com account!?!?!??!

[Skatturbrain]

Remember there was a good find by people at to expand 3g again in certain areas by the end of 2009. Networks and such going in and out is a good sign of an upgrade to the towers... Engadgetmobile

While its certainly been a while without any 3G Launches coming out of T-mobile, that doesn’t mean they aren’t forging ahead to bring coverage to your neck of the woods. The boys at Engadgetmobile caught wind of a T-mobile report “shoehorned” in with the Samsung Memoir Launch that outlines T-mobile’s plan to cover 200 million Americans by the end of 2009 with 3G coverage.

Considering T-mobile had "more than 100 million Americans” covered at the end of 2008 a 100% increase in 3G coverage is most welcome. As engadget points out however, “more” than 100 million could mean higher figures like 150 million American’s covered but either way, 200 million people covered sounds damn good to us. I just hope for those that are still clamoring, still waiting for that 3G logo to appear in the upper corners of their phone that this comes as great news, that some day soon you will experience the joys of 3G voice and data coverage.

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