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dkwatts |
2008-04-07
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Originally Posted by TerryGecko
usbmodem speed test using Centro on Sprint's network.
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2008-04-07
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The current (700p, 755p, Centro) bluetooth stacks have DUN enabled by default. No more need to touch the phone to get DUN going.
I have an aging 700p and a N810. On the N810, I simply select my phone on the network connect list and I am on.
HOWEVER -- on my phone, I MUST allow the DUN to time out, or select a different network on the N810, so it drops the BT connection, BEFORE using the phone, or the 700p will hang. YMMV
I would highly recommend the Centro (a new and better 755p) for use with the N810.
My 700p has been effortless with the one exception.
I have an aging 700p and a N810. On the N810, I simply select my phone on the network connect list and I am on.
HOWEVER -- on my phone, I MUST allow the DUN to time out, or select a different network on the N810, so it drops the BT connection, BEFORE using the phone, or the 700p will hang. YMMV
I would highly recommend the Centro (a new and better 755p) for use with the N810.
My 700p has been effortless with the one exception.
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2008-04-08
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Hargoth, do you have phone-as-modem support on your plan, and are you getting charged for the tethering?
As far as I know, to do it natively, you need to have Phone as Modem on your plan, or you'll get charged a ton, unless you use the program PDAnet or USB modem to tether without letting Sprint know you're tethering.
As far as I know, to do it natively, you need to have Phone as Modem on your plan, or you'll get charged a ton, unless you use the program PDAnet or USB modem to tether without letting Sprint know you're tethering.
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2008-04-10
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Ya, lucky me my 700p is from work, so they pay for it. However, the new Sprint everything plan does cover DUN what what I have read.
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2008-04-10
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Unfortunately no, it does not include phone-as-modem.