Anyone know how to use a cell phone connecting via Bluetooth to a laptop to connect to the web?
Basically situations where wireless is not available and using the data plan on the phone.
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Anyone know how to use a cell phone connecting via Bluetooth to a laptop to connect to the web?
Basically situations where wireless is not available and using the data plan on the phone.
Yes.
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Originally Posted by tailchaser
You're on a roll today.... aren't you?
I'm just preparing him for a life dealing with attorneys...Quote:
Originally Posted by Dave04
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Originally Posted by tailchaser
Yes... he is.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dave04
Is it any worse than avoiding certain types of priests in a monastery? ::BaHump::Quote:
Originally Posted by tailchaser
Now please explain how to do so.Quote:
Originally Posted by tailchaser
Smartass! ;)
Just hook it up exactly as shown in the photo!Quote:
Originally Posted by Treibenschnell
http://www.campbellassociates.ca/blo...20(Custom).JPG ;)
And if my first example doesn't work go with plan B
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/47/41...f630a20f24.jpg
I use my Samsung Blackjack which has 3G data and just use the supplied USB cable to get online on the road. The phone itself should have some sort of internet/data control panel to tether or there might be a client you can download depending on carrier.
I actually found my Miata in the middle of the desert on the highway between LA and Vegas surfing autotrader on my laptop with my phone tethered.
The correct answer (like most computer questions) is it depends. You did not provide enough detail to even begin an analysis of the solution.
My Motorola Razor requires you to purchase a seperate piece of software to do this. (or find someone who has it already) Then you just plug in the phone with a USB or Blue tooth, run the client and away you go. Works great.
Like some others have said. You will need to tell us what phone you have and who your service provider is as well. Then you or someone else will search their knowladge documents looking for the tutorial on how to set it up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Treibenschnell
From what I understand, most (if not all) blue tooth phones no longer can transmit data. only headset ect. We used both nextel and t-mobil with a usb cable, and for the past four years we have been using verizon's broad band cards. Anywhere you can get cell service it will work. In my Lake Worth office, we are getting about 3.6 down and .75 up. Its an extra 65 or so buck a month. For my company it is WELL WORTH IT!
Sprint is offering the wireless web for ~$65 with a wireless web card that is dedicated to the internet.
I used my T-mobile phone as a web phone and it cost me about $30 per month for the data connection. I purchased the software from fry's.
Spritn offeres the software fro something like 70 bucks.
When we were using our cell phone is the main drayback is speed. DOG A$$ SLOW, like 14.4k if I remember correctly. (28.8 compressed)Quote:
Originally Posted by Radio-Active
I connected the other day at 368K with my cell.
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Originally Posted by Ataim
That all depends on if your phone is edge or evdo technology(dependant on GSM or CDMA) or if it is the older technology. EVDO is only about 2 years old. I think Edge is about 3 years.