Sign language goes mobile thanks to new app

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I have version 10.04 that I have been using. Normally there are about 5 entries on the bottom toolbar language, keyboard, session etc. There are 2 sign ins that I normally use. When I click on a user and enter the password, it simply returns to the sign on screen and there's only one entry on the toolbar for sessions.

I made the mistake of resetting my MyTouch 3G. Now that it's reset, it starts to the Google Sign In screen. Here is what I've tried so far.

SIGNING IN

This doesn't work because there is no service or wifi. There appears to be no way to access the normal settings menu to turn on wifi. It's a classic catch-22. You can't sign in without wifi and you can't turn on wifi without signing in.

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