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PDA Dial-up

timeout · 2004-06-16 11:04:34

I've got a pda and a bluetooth enabled phone and I want to get on the net on the move. I've tried esats 1890 number. It dials fine but it doesn't finish the connection. On the mobile you can here a voice saying that this service is not enabled for mobiles. Anyone know who supports this way of getting on the net? Timeout

16-06-2004 11:04am

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timeout

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I've got a pda and a bluetooth enabled phone and I want to get on the net on the move. I've tried esats 1890 number. It dials fine but it doesn't finish the connection. On the mobile you can here a voice saying that this service is not enabled for mobiles.

Anyone know who supports this way of getting on the net?

Timeout

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#2 17-06-2004 10:47am

tomk

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Did you get GPRS from your phone company, by any chance? It's a great way to get online with a mobile.

I haven't used normal dial-up on my PDA since I got GPRS, so I don't have any numbers I can recommend. Have you asked the phone company about it? I seem to remember O2 providing me with a dial-up number at one stage.

If you want a hand with GPRS settings, let me know.

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#3 17-06-2004 10:53am

seamus

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You can try Vodafone's dial-up number.

+353872292222
username and password both 'dublin'
Circuit type is ISDN.

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#4 20-06-2004 7:11pm

flywheel

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Originally posted by timeout
Anyone know who supports this way of getting on the net?

Hi, have a read of this thread and then post in the Mobiles / PDAs forum and you'll get some help.

Depends which operator you are on, and then if you are post-pay / pre-pay as to which interent services are available to you.

BrianG

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