Sony Ericsson S710a
Wireless connection from laptop -> phone -> EDGE (Internet)
Is this possible with an EDGE phone that has bluetooth?
My phone is in my pocket, I open my laptop and connect (wirelessly) to the Internet through the phone.
THIS is what I want.
My phone is in my pocket, I open my laptop and connect (wirelessly) to the Internet through the phone.
THIS is what I want.
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Do it all the time with my PDA. Same process though.
As long as Cingular leaves the DUN portion of Bluetooth intact, it'll work.
As long as Cingular leaves the DUN portion of Bluetooth intact, it'll work.
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Sorry to be repetative. I have seen this asked, but i just dont quite get how it works. "phaedrusisZen" said DUNS, but I dont understand how dial up networking would solve this. Would I need to "dial-in" to a modem bank to get access?
To mean I should be able to use the Bluetooth LAN function and treat the phone like a router essentially.
I just dont see how DUNS is the answer.
To mean I should be able to use the Bluetooth LAN function and treat the phone like a router essentially.
I just dont see how DUNS is the answer.
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What types of speed are you seeing? 300kbps? Please take a look at my other reply RE: DUNS.
Thanks!
Thanks!
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I do it all the time with a T616. It is quite easy, actually, at least with Cingular.
I am sure there are great how-to's available online, here is a quick and dirty one. For those complaining about the same old, please don't read further, it *is* that tired thing again.
Assumptions: You have BlueTooth installed in your notebook, and (duh) a BT phone.
-Pair your phone.
-On Bluetooth Neighborhood, discover, the device, then discover available services.
-One of the services the laptop will find is Dial-Up Networking. Right-click on the icon, then hit "Connect" on the context menu.
-If all is well, you will get the same DUN we used to see in the modem days. Fill in with
User:[email protected]
Password:CINGULAR1
Number:*99***...
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I am sure there are great how-to's available online, here is a quick and dirty one. For those complaining about the same old, please don't read further, it *is* that tired thing again.
Assumptions: You have BlueTooth installed in your notebook, and (duh) a BT phone.
-Pair your phone.
-On Bluetooth Neighborhood, discover, the device, then discover available services.
-One of the services the laptop will find is Dial-Up Networking. Right-click on the icon, then hit "Connect" on the context menu.
-If all is well, you will get the same DUN we used to see in the modem days. Fill in with
User:[email protected]
Password:CINGULAR1
Number:*99***...
(continues)
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