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1. #SAMSUNG BADA S5380K GT LIHTE APPS HOW TO#
2. #SAMSUNG BADA S5380K GT LIHTE APPS BLUETOOTH#
3. #SAMSUNG BADA S5380K GT LIHTE APPS MAC#
4. #SAMSUNG BADA S5380K GT LIHTE APPS WINDOWS#

And in fact for my new Nokia 6620, I use the Nokia Infrared script. When I was using my Sony Ericsson t616, it was the Ericsson Infrared modem script, despite the fact that I was actually using bluetooth. I personally find this less of a hassle and worth not having to manually reconnect if my connection gets dropped during a session.įinally, go to the “Bluetooth Modem” section, and select whichever modem seems closest to your phone. However, what it also does is it tries to connect you through your phone automatically whenever you open your laptop. What this does is it causes your computer to automatically reconnect if you lose the signal while connected through your cellphone. Play with it if you like.īut under Session Options, which is the top half of that window, I like to check “Connect automatically when needed”. You will probably want to leave the advanced options alone, although some recommend unchecking “Send PPP echo packets” and “Use TCP header compression”.

Now, while you are there, take a look at the options under “PPP Options”. (When I used my old Sony t616, the telephone number *99***2# worked.) In my case, with my provider being Cingular, and my Sony Walkman phone, my settings look like this:

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If these phone numbers don’t work, try doing a Google search for “(name/model of your cellphone) bluetooth modem settings” and you should turn up plenty of leads. The “username” which you got from Ross’ site goes in the “Account Name” field, and the “password” goes in the “Password” field.įor Cingular/AT&T it will usually be either *99***2# or *99# (try both).įor T-Mobile, I’m told that the same settings at for Cingular will work. Then add in the account name, password, and telephone number required by your provider. Some of this information may already be filled in for you from when you did the Bluetooth Setup Assistant. Now click over to the “PPP” tab, and fill in the “Service Provider” blank with the name of your service provider. Select “Bluetooth” from the “Show” drop-down menu.Ĭlick on “TCP/IP” and make sure that the “Configure IPv4” drop-down is set to “Using PPP”.

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Next, go back to your computer’s system set-up (on the Mac it is “System Preferences”), and go to the Network panel. If your cell phone is already paired, and after you go through the set-up steps you can’t connect your computer to the Internet with your phone, try unpairing and re-pairing your phone using these directions. Next run your bluetooth device set-up (on the Mac it’s called “Bluetooth Setup Assistant”), and follow it through to the end, adding your cell phone as a paired device. Check “support non-conforming phones”, and turn bluetooth on for your computer if it isn’t already turned on. Then, go into system preferences, and to the bluetooth section. First, make sure to set your phone to “discoverable”. If you haven’t yet paired your bluetooth cell phone with your computer, now is the time to do so.

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These directions are based on the settings for a Mac laptop, but Windows laptops will have similar settings.

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Ok, now that you are all ready and capable, here’s how to connect your laptop to the Internet any time, any where, using your cell phone. Just be sure to sign up for the unlimited option, or you will have to monitor the time you are uploading and downloading email and otherwise connected to the Internet very closely.

Alternatively, if your carrier doesn’t offer a GPRS high speed Internet access package, or if you just don’t want to take advantage of it, then sign up for whatever data transfer plan your carrier offers. The Verizon cell phone Internet connection runs on their 10x network, which I’m told is blazing fast. My carrier, for example, is Cingular, and they offer their high speed “MediaNet” access in an unlimited package for $24.95 per month.

Even though they are called “usernames” and “passwords”, you aren’t getting information from someone else’s account – this is the information which your cell phone provider uses to make a connection between your cell phone and their data network.Īfter making sure that your computer is all set, you should check and see whether your cell phone service provider offers a high speed wireless (GPRS) access option – if so you will want to sign up for it, and be sure to sign up for the “unlimited” option. The first thing you need to do is to go to Ross Barkman’s excellent GPRS Info Page and make a note of the “username” and “password” for your cell provider and service. Your tips via CashApp, Venmo, or Paypal are appreciated! Receipts will come from ISIPP. The Internet Patrol is completely free, and reader-supported.