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Is there a section to talk about Java ME? Apps, etc. (7)
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2007-02-22
, 11:05
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#22
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Nokia 770
LG VX8600
Verizon Wireless
No data plan
1X - 180kbps
EVDO - 600 kbps
Simple hack to phone to enable bluetooth teathering.
LG VX8600
Verizon Wireless
No data plan
1X - 180kbps
EVDO - 600 kbps
Simple hack to phone to enable bluetooth teathering.
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2007-02-22
, 13:42
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Joined on Feb 2007
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#23
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Tablet: N800
Phone: Nokia N80
Carrier: etisalat.ae (United Arab Emirates)
Speed: 2mbps
Phone: Nokia N80
Carrier: etisalat.ae (United Arab Emirates)
Speed: 2mbps
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2007-02-22
, 13:52
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Joined on Jan 2007
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#24
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Tablet: 770
Phone: Nokia 6680
Carrier: Orange UK
Data Plan.
Works well as modem.
One problem: Transfering files between phone and tablet no longer works (via File Manager) - error "Connection not supported by Phone". This used to work, but stopped working after applying update on phone or tablet (not sure which one caused the problem, I updated both phone and tablet. I think it it stopped working after I installed OS2006 but I can't be sure)
Phone: Nokia 6680
Carrier: Orange UK
Data Plan.
Works well as modem.
One problem: Transfering files between phone and tablet no longer works (via File Manager) - error "Connection not supported by Phone". This used to work, but stopped working after applying update on phone or tablet (not sure which one caused the problem, I updated both phone and tablet. I think it it stopped working after I installed OS2006 but I can't be sure)
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2007-02-22
, 15:33
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Joined on Feb 2007
@ Maryland, USA
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#25
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Tablet: n800
Phone: Treo 650, Unlocked GSM (unbranded)
Carrier: Cingular unlimited data plan
Connection: Bluetooth DUN
Works like a charm! I just can't receive calls while I am connected. My next phone will need to do BT DUN and have the ability to talk calls while using the data feature.
Phone: Treo 650, Unlocked GSM (unbranded)
Carrier: Cingular unlimited data plan
Connection: Bluetooth DUN
Works like a charm! I just can't receive calls while I am connected. My next phone will need to do BT DUN and have the ability to talk calls while using the data feature.
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2007-02-27
, 03:44
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Joined on Feb 2007
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#26
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Service Provider: Sprint
Phone brand and model: Samsung m610
Tested on: n800 using Bluetooth
Phone plan: Power Vision with "Phone as Modem" option
Phone brand and model: Samsung m610
Tested on: n800 using Bluetooth
Phone plan: Power Vision with "Phone as Modem" option
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2007-02-27
, 19:07
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Joined on Feb 2007
@ Helsinki, Finland
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#27
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Service Provider: DNA
Phone: Nokia E-61
Tablet: N800
Svc Plan: 3G/Phone calls
Country: Finland
Phone: Nokia E-61
Tablet: N800
Svc Plan: 3G/Phone calls
Country: Finland
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2007-04-02
, 14:41
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Joined on Jun 2006
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#28
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I have been unable to connect my N800 via my Samsung I320 smartphone (Vodafone UK). Has anyone succeeded with this phone?
Andrew
Andrew
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2007-04-02
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Joined on Mar 2007
@ Phoenix, Arizona
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Tablet: N800
Phone: Samsung A900m (also branded as A900+, SPH-A900M); CDMA
Service provider: Sprint
Data plan: Power Vision (a.k.a EV-DO) access--unlimited phone browsing
Connection: Bluetooth dial-up networking
Notes:
I disabled NAI to make it more difficult for my service provider to tell if I'm "tethering" to my N800 or laptop. You can look up how to do this on sprintusers.com, but you'll need your MSL/unlock code. If your tablet doesn't already have the settings for Sprint, you should tell it to dial #777 and use your vision username / password.
I pull about 300kbps on average.
Phone: Samsung A900m (also branded as A900+, SPH-A900M); CDMA
Service provider: Sprint
Data plan: Power Vision (a.k.a EV-DO) access--unlimited phone browsing
Connection: Bluetooth dial-up networking
Notes:
I disabled NAI to make it more difficult for my service provider to tell if I'm "tethering" to my N800 or laptop. You can look up how to do this on sprintusers.com, but you'll need your MSL/unlock code. If your tablet doesn't already have the settings for Sprint, you should tell it to dial #777 and use your vision username / password.
I pull about 300kbps on average.
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2007-05-10
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Joined on May 2007
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Tablet: N800
Phone: Treo 700p
Service Provider: Verizon Wireless
Data Plan: Unlimited data service with DUN turned on.
Connection: Bluetooth dial-up networking
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Works really well I have yet ot have a problem with it. I'm just up-set that Verizon Wireless charges extra for DUN via Bluetooth.
Phone: Treo 700p
Service Provider: Verizon Wireless
Data Plan: Unlimited data service with DUN turned on.
Connection: Bluetooth dial-up networking
Notes:
Works really well I have yet ot have a problem with it. I'm just up-set that Verizon Wireless charges extra for DUN via Bluetooth.
Phone: motorola razr v3t
Carrier: Tmobile
This razr has edge no more gprs for me