MODEM GPRS EDGE

The Wild World of US Cellular Networks
The original data carrier on GSM was called GPRS and was your dial-up modem equivalent in terms of speed. Later, an extended version of GPRS was introduced, known as EGPRS, or more commonly as "EDGE". EDGE offers roughly double the
6945 and GPRS/EDGE
Plus, the modem function no longer works. I am suspecting that it is connecting to the EDGE network when used as a modem instead of the GPRS network. The question is whether I can use the GPRS network as with the Audiovox for all these
gprs/edge router
we are looking for a gprs modem with a rj45 (ethernet connection). we are battling give advice on where to find such a modem would be a great service to us. apparantly they have a router edge/gprs/3g combo. big question would be
How To: Using Your Nokia Phone as a Modem
First, you have to make sure that your phone supports some type of data fer, whether it's GPRS, EDGE, HSDPA/3G or whatever. After you've successfully determined that your cell phone will indeed work as a modem,
t-mobile access point names & wireless modem usage
one of the nice things about t-mobile’s gprs/edge data service compared to others (such as verizon wireless) is that it lets you use your phone as a wireless modem. and, it worked fine until this past april. up until this past april,
disabling gprs/edge
the #$%&@%& phone starts connecting to my carrier. i tried changing the connection to "anynumber" but the phone recogniced that no modem was answering so it went back to default settings. now it dials the cingular number (in the us!
3G Broadband Data Cards
To get started, you need SIM from your service provider, a HSDPA Data Card or a HSDPA USB Modem, a laptop with a PCMCIA slot or USB slot, and a network signal (HSDPA, 3G, EDGE, GPRS, Wi-Fi). It is best to connect to the internet via
bye bye dial-up. hello gprs/edge
so, having got my cellphone to work as a modem, i bought myself a data bundle for a value less than what i've been paying for my monthly phone-bill (which almost wholly consisted of calls to my isp). hopefully 500 megs per month will be
advice on gprs / edge modem
forum: general hardware and software posted by: converge-it post time: 16-10-2006 at 01:32 pm
using the samsung shg-d800 as bluetooth gprs data modem
from the sgh-d models) and with your mac running os x, you could not use it as a bluetooth gprs/edge data modem. you are now kicking yourself and thinking about returning the phone to get a good ol' nokia. well do not kick