I could be wrong about why Sprint is screwing around withholding great stuff that works... but I did a lit of reading today and the mpeg and mp3 overseas streaming issue kept coming up. I can say for sure that when I changed the proxy port it killed Pandora and I could not change it back because when I tried to go to advanced it would load to about 70% and then the "force closed" error would come up... so I had no way exchange it back to 8085 if someone wantd to be brave and test it... I say "go for it" the password is 086031
You better have your contacts written down AND saved to gmil to easily resync


You don't have to call sprint tech support to fix your screw up evo.... just turn it off then turn it on while holding the down volume .. then down a couple timed to test.. up to yes.. and start all over. Enjoy. Terry Blount... former crscktalk editor

I STRONGLY warn folks about screwing around with that password protected ##data# menu there is a reason its password protected... I followed those instructions 10th hours ago and lost features. And screwed up my evo so bad that I was on tech support with Sprint over 6 hours and finally had to wipe out everything and start over. When you start getting that EPST error you got BIG problems.

This program fails because Sprint can't / won't allow mp3 streaming overseas. Pandora does not allow overseas ips either.