Paul,
I understood that. <grin> but my question is can I use the PK if there's
no hotspot? Like you use a cellphone?
Yeah, a cool idea allright! <grin>
Isaac
On Fri, 5 Nov 2004, Paul Holliman wrote:
Isaac,
I think what Robert means is that his restaurant had what is known as a
hotspot, which means he could use the PK's wireless capability to get to the
restaurant menu which is presumably published on the Web! A cool use of
Wi-Fi if I might say so!
Paul.
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Robert,
Does the PK work without there being a network around? I mean would it
work on the web if it wasn't connected to a phone line? If there was no
network around? In other words, does it work like a cellphone?
thanks
Isaac
On Thu, 4 Nov 2004, Robert Carter wrote:
Hi Paul,
I am replying to you on the pk. I hope it works.
I have not tried bluetooth with activesync. I have used bluetooth with my
cell phone to access the internet on the pk. It works great.
The wifi connectivity is excellent. I sat in a restaurant with wifi and
read the menu from the web at lunch yesterday. It was very cool.
Like you, I am thrilled with the pk.
Robert
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