Wireless Data

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I have a Blackberry 7100g. Not because I'm some business person... but merely because I'm a net junky & this just made sense. 😁

So anyway - when I want to post something on a message board... or frankly... I'm talking about my livejournal 🤭 it gives me the "field full" message rather early on in the field. I don't understand why. It's not the website... & I've typed much more on my computer... but the damn crackberry won't accept it. Is this a setting I can change... tweak... or am I screwed?

BTW - I would have posted this in the RIM forum if there were any living souls there... & I tried the Development forum & apparently everyone is dead there as well.

Help? 😢

I was looking for a phone (preferably Sprint) that is capable of tethering with an Apple iBook. I used the phone finder but there was no option to select tethering or wether or not it would be mac compatable. Does anyone have any suggestions?

Alltel is crap! 40 million mobile to mobile community, go Cingular.

I'm considering a Verizon data plan ($80/month for unlimited MB). Reading the brochure, it lists a 25 cents/minute rate for "Other Data Services (e.g. Quick 2 Net, dial up connections)"

I like the Audiovox 6600 and would like to use that as a wireless modem for my laptop. It would mostly be used for that, but I would also like to be able to make and receive occasional phone calls. I don't mind paying 25 cents/minute for the voice phone service, as my voice needs would be minimal. Since my voice needs are so low, I really can't justify $35/month for a voice plan on top of the $80/month for the data plan.

Can anyone advise if this will work? I'm also curious what voice "goodies" if any I would have access to, like call forwarding, v...
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I'm trying to use bitpim with my n330. But unfortunately the phone isnt listed. Does anyone have any idea what to do?

Would much appreciate any links, websites or any other information to get Java Applets downloaded onto Harrier for a major client. 😁

Sorry if this is in the wrong forum. newbie here. i just got an I860 from nextel and the jabra adapter and headset. how can i get it to answer calls and use the direct connect from the button on the headset? or should i have bought the I605. or different headset?
thanks

im on my way to buy two new bluetooth headsets for my nokia 6620. i see them on ebay for cheeper but i dont know enough about them to be sure. i guess ill just have to spend the extra $$$. does anyone know of any online stores that are cheep and easy to deal with. pluse i dont know what is the bet one for my phone . can i get some help please . im leaving in a few hours. thanks . doc

Has anyone done any printing off of a mobile device with Palm or Windows OS using a the devices Bluetooth to the Bluetooth adapter of a printer.

I can make the connection but since I haven't figuered out a way to install the print drivers on the mobile devices I am not getting very far.

Any thoughts?

I have a Motorola 270c on the Verizon network with the add-on BT adapter and am looking for a Palm OS 5 driver to support it.

Does such a driver exist? If so, where?

Thanks.

Scott

From a very reliable source. The Ev-do Access will be available in Northern California in the last week in August.

I would appreciate any help or referring articles that can tell me the number of current data customers for the following providers:

1. Verizon's CDMA EV-DO service (both phone and data card - if separate, even better)
2. Sprint PCS' current CDMA 1xRTT service (both phone and data card as above)
3. Cingular Wireless' UMTS service (which is available in six markets so far)
4. T-Mobile's nationwide HotSpot service ($29.99 for unlimited access at over 5,400 locations nationwide)

And finally (if possible), approximately how many regular users of Wi-Fi not subscribing to T-Mobile's HotSpot service.

The latest nationwide numbers would be great. Also is there any way that the data can be extrapolated for a particular market? Thank you f...
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I have a LG VX6100 Has anyone fond software that actually works on the net for free? I have already tried to use PitPim and I cannot get it to work. Unless I am doing something wrong?

what dfoes it all mean? gprs class 10 edge class 8 what is the difference? i know what edge and gprs is but what do the classes mean? how are they defined?

http://www.internetnews.com/wireless/article.php/349 ... »


April 18, 2005
Intel Debuts First WiMAX Chip
By Michael Singer


Intel (Quote, Chart) began shipping its first ever processor that taps into the wireless standard 802.16 or WiMAX, the company said Monday.

At separate press events in Washington DC, London and Shanghai, the chipmaker is expected to introduce its Intel PRO/Wireless 5116 broadband interface device. Previously known as Rosedale, the chip is designed for wireless modems and residential gateways. Prices were not disclosed by press time.

The processor's radio features an OFDM (define) physical layer, an integrated 10/100 media access controller, inline security processing and a time division multiplexing c...
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http://www.marketwire.com/mw/frame_multimedia?prid=8 ... »

and

http://www.marketwire.com/mw/release_html_b1?release ... »



enjoy..

Hello,

Apple provided drivers built-into Mac OS X 10.3.5 that support the Sierra PC 5220 card for Verizon's BroadBandAccess. The problem, the PC 5220 card is not that available (soon completly out) and Verizon, is pushing the Novatel V620, which is not compatible with PowerBooks.

Until today!

We had a group of volunteers working on getting it working and we did last night.

Directions at:

http://www.EVDOinfo.com/Tips/PC_5220/PowerBook_Mac_O ... »

I hear a lot of talk about 802.11 (b, g, n, etc.) standards, UMA standards, UMTS standards, all sorts of standards. I would assume that a "standard" is a way of making sure all devices using that technology work the same way, and are all compatible. My question is, who decides what these standards are?

Can someone give me more information about this? Is this available and what will you be able to do using the adapter?

All I am looking to do is have a phone that will also be able to sync up with my bluetooth enabled vehicle (Chrysler / UConnect). Would using an adapter on a non-bluetooth work for this?

Thanks for any advice!

From what i gather, it is a simple upgrade to GPRS for faster data transfer. But:

A. Is it available in the US yet?
B. Do you need an EDGE enabled phone to benefit?
C. What are some of the new capabilities for phones with EDGE?

Thanks Guys.