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dwjantz

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#1081 16-Feb-2004 23:08

Does anyone know what the "i" stands for on the iPAQ?

Now, exactly how can I go about getting my 3955 online? How can I access the Internet while I am out during the day or out of town? What do I need to get this accomplished?

Doug

johnr

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#3569 17-Feb-2004 07:45

what service provider do you use????? mobile wise

dwjantz

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#3570 17-Feb-2004 07:49

Cingular. Is this what you mean?

johnr

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#3571 17-Feb-2004 07:50

yes, and you will need to use there GPRS service

johnr

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#3572 17-Feb-2004 07:50

yes, and you will need to use there GPRS service

dwjantz

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#3573 17-Feb-2004 07:56

cool, thanks! Just add a wireless modem?

johnr

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#3576 17-Feb-2004 08:46

Does your handset support GPRS

dwjantz

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#3577 17-Feb-2004 08:49

yes, it does.

Quic Broadband

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johnr

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#3578 17-Feb-2004 08:53

Time to visit your service providers website and see that plans they offer, most likely the dial in number will be *99# but please check with your service provider, As I am in New Zealand and can't answer for them

dwjantz

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#3579 17-Feb-2004 08:55

OK, thanks for your help!

johnr

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#3580 17-Feb-2004 09:09

thats cool, but remember GPRS is a packet data network and is not time based charging

dwjantz

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#3581 17-Feb-2004 09:13

ok, thanks

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