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Topic # 4879 5-Sep-2005 11:17
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hi friends i was just thinking that when we can use internet on pc dialing from mobile is it possible 2 use interent on mobile somehow connections taken from the pc
its would be grt if it works !!

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Reply # 19643 5-Sep-2005 11:19
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It depends on what mobile you are talking about. Most feature phones will not have this feature available. Windows Mobile Smartphones and Pocket PC can use the ActiveSync connection automatically, and some Symbian smartphones will do the same.




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  Reply # 19644 5-Sep-2005 11:23
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uuhh grt 2 here i am using samsung d 500 i dont know but can u tell me if its possible in my mobile

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Reply # 19666 5-Sep-2005 18:48
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Samsung D500 only supports WAP 2.0 its not a smartphone its just a phone



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  Reply # 19732 6-Sep-2005 02:23
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hmm thx jo..

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