DJA wrote:
Better read that AUP first. From what I've read several places, the
wireless phone companies don't want you using your cell phone for
anything Internet unless it's squeezed through their portals and
partners. And apparently, that means next to nothing useful to anyone
but the phone company (i.e. income). Useful bandwidth is said to be
almost nonexistent.
Before trying new technology from major infrastructure providers for
which usage is paid on a per incident basis, I would look hard at the
fine print on the contract.
Our cellular products use a data only service. They are specifically for Internet
connections to a server in a similar manner as you'd use a dial-up modem, with the
exception that you can connect to any server that understands the modem protocol. In other
words, if you bought one, purchased airtime from some provider (there's a few), you could
connect to one of my servers once I installed the software.
Our modems are not cell phones, they are data modems.
PGA
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