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by mobinity 2005-11-18 17:29 palm · pocketpc · smartphone · sprint · verizon · cingular · treo · t-mobile · nokia · bluetooth · evdo
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Copy this Mobinity » Blog Archive » Using your samsung i730 as a modem for your pc via bluetooth
by mobinity 2005-11-18 17:29 bluetooth · evdo · pocketpc · smartphone · verizon · wirelessinternet
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Copy this Mobinity » What is Bluetooth
by mobinity 2005-08-22 15:29 bluetooth · evdo · pocketpc · smartphone · verizon · wirelessinternet
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Copy this Mobinity » Blog Archive » Enabling the DUN on Verizon’s LG VX8100
If you want to enable DUN, or its Dial Up Network capabilities, you just have to go to the secret menu.
by mobinity 2005-08-22 15:28 bluetooth · smartphone · verizon · vx8100 · evdo
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