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Posted by Magic on September 15, 2005, 8:06 pm
Please log in for more thread options And why would Verizon even care how you connect to YOUR phone....... BT,
cable or mayby IR
how much difference this would make?
> Have you asked T-Mobile if this service is available? Some
> of the cell companies have disabled access to the Internet
> via Bluetooth. For example, on Verizon phones with bluetooth
> capability, bluetooth can be used for headsets but not for
> Inet connections from other Bluetooth devices. Verizon says
> they have disabled this function for security purposes. You
> need a cable connection to use a Verizon phone over the
> Inet.
>
> --
> Vic Roberts
> Replace xxx with vdr in e-mail address.
>
>
> On Tue, 06 Sep 2005 20:06:58 -0400, Caveat Emptor
>
> >where you successful??
> >I spent a good 4 hours updating the drivers on my Palm T5 and still
> >cannot connect to T-Mo's GPRS thru my V3's Bluetooth!!
> >It sucks!
> >
> >Caveat Emptor
> >
> >Ridolph wrote:
> >> This doesn't seem to be just me. On Howard Forums everyone says that
> >> same thing, that for some reason the Tungstens won't connect to
T-Mobile
> >> via bluetooth, not just on the V330 but others as well. Supposively,
> >> Cingular (booo!) works fine. I successfully connect via my PowerBook
> >> with no problems with the $5.99 plan.
> >>
> >> I've applied what I think are the necessary patches to make the
Tungsten
> >> up to date. There were two main families, one that turned the icon in
> >> the connection dialog to a light yellow instead of a pixelized grey,
and
> >> another that added a Universal GSM choice for the driver.
> >>
> >> But before the patches, after the patches, and in all combinations, the
> >> connection dialog hangs while making the connection. I know it's
> >> starting because the phone lights up, but it never actually makes a
> >> connection.
> >>
> >> What's wrong? Do I need a special dial string? Another driver?
> >>
> >> Thanks!
> >>
> >>
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