Internet Connection

[JCADD]

Can anyone tell me if I can connect my CDMA mobile to my Laptop to access
the Internet. (using the Laptops modem or WiFi)

[Rod Speed]

JCADD <jcadd@bigpond.net.au> wrote in message
news:ckGGd.121330$K7.233@news-server.bigpond.net.au...

> Can anyone tell me if I can connect my CDMA mobile to my Laptop to access the
> Internet.

Yes you can with a data capable cdma mobile.

> (using the Laptops modem or WiFi)

You dont use either of those. The cdma
mobile provides the connection to the net.

[Leo Gaggl]

JCADD wrote:
> Can anyone tell me if I can connect my CDMA mobile to my Laptop to access
> the Internet. (using the Laptops modem or WiFi)
>
>
The answer in most cases would be yes. You do not need the in-build
modem or WIFI to connect via your mobile. You either connect the mobile
phone to the serial port via a cable or use bluetooth to connect to your
mobile. Depends on the Phone. What phone are you talking about ?
The in-built modem on the notebook is usually for dialing out on POT
landlines and if you have WIFI coverage and access then I suggest using
that - much faster and cheaper in most cases than CDMA.

HTH,

Leo

[JCADD]

I have a Nokia 6225



"Leo Gaggl" <leo.0spam0.gaggl@nospam.g3i.com.au> wrote in message
news:41eb5253@duster.adelaide.on.net...
> JCADD wrote:
>> Can anyone tell me if I can connect my CDMA mobile to my Laptop to access
>> the Internet. (using the Laptops modem or WiFi)
> The answer in most cases would be yes. You do not need the in-build modem
> or WIFI to connect via your mobile. You either connect the mobile phone to
> the serial port via a cable or use bluetooth to connect to your mobile.
> Depends on the Phone. What phone are you talking about ?
> The in-built modem on the notebook is usually for dialing out on POT
> landlines and if you have WIFI coverage and access then I suggest using
> that - much faster and cheaper in most cases than CDMA.
>
> HTH,
>
> Leo

[Charlie Wong]

On Mon, 17 Jan 2005 06:30:49 GMT, "JCADD" <jcadd@bigpond.net.au>
wrote:

>I have a Nokia 6225

Then you'd be using infra red or buying one of Telstra's CDMA data
cards.

[Leo Gaggl]

Charlie Wong wrote:
> On Mon, 17 Jan 2005 06:30:49 GMT, "JCADD" <jcadd@bigpond.net.au>
> wrote:
>
>
>>I have a Nokia 6225
>
>
> Then you'd be using infra red or buying one of Telstra's CDMA data
> cards.


Infra-red seems the logical way if your notebook has an IR port.

http://nokia-asia.com/nokia/0,8764,65489,00.html --> download the
software for your phone and off you go.

HTH

Leo