Actually, I was evaluating a Mitsubishi T250 Internet Phone awhile back and did a
write-up on it, including an unimpressive nmap scan. The bottom line is the phone is
cool for geek value, but for actual web usage it blows hardcore, even when using
google's special "webphone" wml pages. I used it whilst walking around Seattle awhile
back to try and locate a good vegetarian restaurant, after literally walking 5-10
miles and still getting nowhere, waiting for various slow pages to work, I gave up,
never finding what I wanted. It would be cool to use for a custom website though, if
you could design it smartly using the phone's mark-up language.
http://absent.org/gadgets/t250
(pardon the messed up website, currently redoing it)
jakob
On Mon, Nov 27, 2000 at 10:05:19AM -0800, Michael Smith wrote:
> 166.195.015.120
>
> I got some weird error message from nmap. check it out.
>
> Cory Petkovsek wrote:
>
> > Do you get an IP address? You could host your own website on your phone!
> > Let's do an nmap scan on it tonight!
