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Michael
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 Posted: Fri Aug 12, 2005 8:10 am Post subject: QuickLink Mobile by SmithMicro |
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For those using their phones as modems to their PowerBooks (or Windows Laptops), a product named QuickLink Mobile by Smith Micro looks like an interesting solution.
The following devices are supported:
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Cingular
Ericsson: GC75, GC82, GC85, P800, P800, T226, T237, T306, T316, T616, T616, T637, T637, T68i, T68i, T68is, T68is, T68m, T68m
Motorola: C331g, C333, T720, T721, V400, V600, V60g, V60gi, V70
Nokia: 3620, 3650, 6100, 6200, 6310i, 6310i, 6620, 6800, 6820, 6820, 7210
Samsung: P107, S307, X426, X427
Siemens: A56i, C56, CT56, M56, S46, S56, SL56
Sierra Wireless: Aircard 775
CellularOne
Ericsson: T226, T237, T637, T637
Motorola: V400, V600
Nokia: 5140, 6200, 6800, 6820, 6820
Siemens: M56, SL56
Sprint
LG: 5350
Samsung: SPH-A500, SPH-N400
Sanyo: SCP-4900, SCP-5300
Telus
Audiovox: 8150, 8300, 8900
Kyocera: 7135
LG: 4600, 5450, TM520
Motorola: T731C, V120x
Samsung: SPH-A220, SPH-A520, SPH-A540
T-Mobile
Ericsson: GC75, P800, P800, T300, T610, T610, T68i, T68i
Motorola: C332, P280, T720i, T722i, V300, V66, V70
Nokia: 3650, 3660, 6600, 6610
Siemens: M46
Verizon
Audiovox: 8300, 8600, 8900, 8910, 9150x, 9155
Ericsson: T60c, T61c
Kyocera: 2235, 2325, 7135, SE47
LG: VX1, VX10, VX2000, VX3100, VX3100L, VX3200, VX4400, VX4400B, VX4500, VX4600, VX6000, VX6100, VX7000
Motorola: C333, C343, T720, T730, V120e, V60s, V710
Nokia: 2285, 3589i
Samsung: SCH-A310, SCH-A530, SCH-A610, SCH-A650, SCH-A670 |
If you are looking to use your EVDO Phone as a modem to your laptop, you might want to check with SmithMicro to see if your phone is supported.
SmithMicro is the same company that develops the VZAccess program for Verizon and they are probably the same company that is making the upcoming VZAccess for Mac program.
Has anyone used this product on their Mac or Windows laptop?
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Splinter
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I used this program briefly as a control program for a cingular pc modem last winter in Tucson, AZ. I liked it rather well, but the Cingular service was very poor (couldn't stay connected) and I returned the card after only a day of trying to get service.
No complaints about the program, however, other than that I couldn't get my money back and it wouldn't work with the Verizon card (5220). Tec support was not particularly helpful or sympathetic with my situation. |
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