I'm running 10.5.8 and it looks like I have several options for
getting back online at home. Thanks so much for all the info!
On May 10, 6:46 pm, Cameron Kaiser wrote:
> > I have a Sprint Broadband that I use in a USB Wireless Router that I got
> > from Sprint and it will work just fine for up to
> I have a Sprint Broadband that I use in a USB Wireless Router that I got
> from Sprint and it will work just fine for up to 5 computers!!!
Those are nice. I also have a Sprint wireless USB modem. The older ones
will work just fine with 10.4, but even the later ones can be coerced with
a little w
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>From: cheryl
>Sent: May 8, 2012 5:00 PM
>To: G-Group
>Subject: Internet on Mac Mini- wireless device?
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>I am living in a place with no internet service, and I'm wondering if
>I can use one of the wireless mobile devices. I don't think my machine
>has an Airport
Thanks. I'm just connecting my mac mini to the internet so I can
upload photos of my beads and other art to my Etsy shop, which I can't
do at this point. Of course I like to be able to check Facebook, and
the usual other stuff. I'll check these out.
On May 8, 4:27 pm, Bruce Johnson wrote:
> Depen
Depending on how many systems you have to connect and how extensive your need
for network access is you might want to consider a standalone unit like the
Verizon MiFi; T-mobile, Virgin and AT&T also offer these or some thing like
them; it's a standalone cellular-to-wifi access point.
The people
The device I'm talking about is like the ones on this page:
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Mobile-Broadband/No-Contract-Mobile-Broadband/pcmcat184400050021.c?id=pcmcat184400050021
You do have to pay for the internet service. They have ones with a
contract as well. We get a great cell phone signal up w
On May 8, 2012, at 2:00 PM, cheryl wrote:
> I am living in a place with no internet service, and I'm wondering if
> I can use one of the wireless mobile devices. I don't think my machine
> has an Airport card because when I check that on the system it says
> "no information available". The proble
On May 8, 2012, at 4:00 PM, cheryl wrote:
I am living in a place with no internet service, and I'm wondering if
I can use one of the wireless mobile devices.
You'll need an ISP (internet service provider). An Airport (WIFI) card
only gets you wireless ethernet connection, normally between a
I am living in a place with no internet service, and I'm wondering if
I can use one of the wireless mobile devices. I don't think my machine
has an Airport card because when I check that on the system it says
"no information available". The problem is that I don't know if one of
those mobile device
