On Wed, Feb 27, 2008 at 10:54 AM, David Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Wed, Feb 27, 2008 at 09:24:39AM -0800, Chris Louden wrote:
>
>  >To surf on you PC using yor phones internet connection I would
>  >recommend connecting your phone to your PC with a USB cable. While you
>  >could use Bluetooth to do this it will drain the phones battery
>  >faster. UIsing USB you can possible charge your phone while using it
>  >to connect to the internet. Its should be a simple as setting up a PPP
>  >connection on your PC.
>
>  And have a cell carrier that doesn't think this is something that they
>  should charge you rediculous amounts of money for.
>
>  I was doing this for a while with my Verizon phone, basically realizing
>  that they only reason I was being allowed to surf with my time charged as
>  minutes (meaning free at night) was because my phone was so old they
>  couldn't tell the difference between a USB/BT connection and one from the
>  phone's browser.  It basically meant I couldn't upgrade phones without
>  being charged for "tethered mode".
>

A friend of mine does with with a 3G connection on his RAZR via USB
with a Windows laptop  I have not spoke to him about cost though. I
think that it is implied with the 3G service as it does not make any
sense to have that kind of speed on a cell phone with its limited
browser. Its either ATT&/Cingular or TMobile, not Verizon.

>  So, I upgraded, to an iPhone, giving up laptop data for a decent browser
>  and mail client in the phone.
>
Nice.

>  David
>
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