They have been down since Sunday night. 4th day of downtime and no service. You cant get hold of anyone, and there twitter account provides an update with same rubbish, last update was 12 hours ago, and they still have not been able to resolve their issues.
@Louis72 how has this cover held up? Out of interest does the clear back keep any fingerprints marks on it? Also what’s the size like, can you still use the phone with one hand?
Hmm strange that, I have the explorer model 2A's running in my house and all of them have RF out. On the Explore 3A "2" falls away.
I use the RF out to a splitter to the TV's around the house. Each decoder on a different frequency allowing for watching of any decoder on any TV.
These phones were released in 2014 and 2016, I don't think its not unreasonable that development and support for this old hardware is ended. With the speed of tech improvement those devices are obsolete now.
With that said though not taking anything away from the fact that the price of...
I have no issue getting a vaccine and "Covid" passport if it means we can get back to living our lives.
Only issue is imagine the covid passport is to be managed by home affairs, then we will never get it right.
Streaming live sport with these, lets call them "loophole" providers on IPTV seems to be a hit or miss, I just do not not want to deal with buffering, constant reconnections etc. I have a 100/100 fibre uncapped and still have not been able to find a decent sport streaming solution, especially...
Until someone can provide an alternative to the sport DSTV have the rights to, they will continue to offer a below par product offering, heavily overpriced.
What gets me with the new decoders, from the 3A and now the Ultra, is that there is no RF out. Now unless I am missing something here, this means if I were to change my decoder setup, I would need a decoder at each TV, I have 7 TV's in my house serviced by 3 decoders. So the cost to upgrade is...