2007/1/14, Andreas Kostyrka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> in the neighborhood of $1000-2000/month. We have awful data plans
That's probably to expensive for most people, which again kills they
calculation. At least our local telcos started to comprehending that
they need a mass market product to recou
Hi... I just stumbled across this project yesterday while getting over my
disappointment at the announcements that the iPhone would be a closed system
- not a surprising announcement at all, but disappointing nonetheless.
Anyhow, I'm pretty fired up about this project now that I've come across
it
* Rob <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [070113 17:58]:
> >E.g.: I've used a Sidekick and now use a Nokia 9500 intensivly, and I
> >seldom go over 1-2MB per day (despite it having EGPRS, which is a
> >qualitive jump).
>
> ...In Canada, at $.03 per kb, 1-2 mb per day would add up to somewhere
Well, that's about
On 1/13/07, Rob <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Anyhow, I've been thinking about it, and at 9600 baud or whatever it
wouldn't be worth bothering with. I think what I'll do is build a
little pocket sized battery powered usb hub with an attached usb
802.11 dongle. While I'm at it, I'll probably put a
* Rob <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [070113 17:58]:
> >E.g.: I've used a Sidekick and now use a Nokia 9500 intensivly, and I
> >seldom go over 1-2MB per day (despite it having EGPRS, which is a
> >qualitive jump).
>
> ...In Canada, at $.03 per kb, 1-2 mb per day would add up to somewhere
> in the neighborho
* Rob <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [070112 17:38]:
>In the meantime, I was thinking about how I could get around the lack of
>wifi last night and something occurred to me... Would it be possible with
>this phone to set up a PPP dialup server on my machine at home, and get
>dialup access to
E.g.: I've used a Sidekick and now use a Nokia 9500 intensivly, and I
seldom go over 1-2MB per day (despite it having EGPRS, which is a
qualitive jump).
...In Canada, at $.03 per kb, 1-2 mb per day would add up to somewhere
in the neighborhood of $1000-2000/month. We have awful data plans
here
Maybe something small enough to clip on a belt. Then connect to it
through bluetooth and have it connect to wifi and redirect network
traffic.
I am sure its possible.. Has anyone ever heard of anything like that?
Something like this DID exist, the PX20:
http://www.blueunplugged.com/p.aspx?p=
There is going to be bluetooth on the phone. The range is small, but
the possibility of a bluetooth to wifi adaptor might be interesting...
Maybe something small enough to clip on a belt. Then connect to it
through bluetooth and have it connect to wifi and redirect network
traffic.
I am sur
On 1/12/07, Rob <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi... I just stumbled across this project yesterday while getting over my
disappointment at the announcements that the iPhone would be a closed system
Feel free to help others stumble upon this project.
There any other non-obvious options for Inter
Hi... I just stumbled across this project yesterday while getting over my
disappointment at the announcements that the iPhone would be a closed system
- not a surprising announcement at all, but disappointing nonetheless.
Anyhow, I'm pretty fired up about this project now that I've come across
it
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