EVDO-compatible phones

On 11/9/05 16:24, "Gabriel Steinbach" <gabe58mac.com> wrote:

> I won't even ask about Bluetooth because that is fantasy.

Um...why? I can get Bluetooth DUN to work on my PPC-6600. It's a bit
tedious, although 10.4.3 made it easier. Right now, Sprint doesn't have a
lot of EVDO phones anyway, so you might want to wait a bit.

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Not quite as flexible as the Smith Micro solution, but this software works with a variety of wireless (cellular, not WiFi) providers and setups. Has always worked for me with various phones and setups. I'm in Canada, and this has proven a bit more flexible than most USA customized drivers, wether using local cellular providers or while roaming with my Mac.

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