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Nokia N800 and bluetooth phones



Hi,

"R. Luoma" <nobluspam5476-MTb9uo0rH9eJIAd+swBSYQ at public.gmane.org> writes:

> I recently obtained the N800 and I am trying to see
> if I can reach the internet with my bluetooth phone.
>
> I tried my ISP's phone number with the user/password
> but, though my phone makes interesting noises, no connection is made.
>
> So far, google has not come up with any good "howto"s
>
> Can anyone on this list help me out?
>
> (the 802.11 wireless does seem to work, but it would be useful
> to get the Nokia to work with my cell phone).

You might want google for your Cell Phone Company and how to
get on the internet.  Most cellular systems have a special
number that you dial via DUN to get IP.  For example, Sprint
is #777.  Google for yours.  Then configure the N800 to dial
the special access number through DUN and you're done.  Works
for me from my Tungsten E2 through my Sprint Samsung A900m.

-derek

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