Personally I use a nokia e51 works fine. Smart is cheaper though. P10/30
minutes vs. Globe's P0.15/kb (1 mb = P150).
Sir Gideon N. Guillen posted this a while back. I'm attaching his reply
(howto):
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When plugged in using the USB cable Linux detects the phone as a
USB-ACM compliant modem. It will be accessible using /dev/ttyACMx
(where x = 0-9).
You can also access it using IrDA (using ircomm) or Bluetooth
(rfcomm). ircomm or rfcomm will let you access your phone like a
device connected to a serial port just like the USB-ACM mode.
After that, you can use your favorite PPP dialer to connect to the
internet. You'll just have to use this init string:
---begin init string---
ATE1
AT+cgdcont=1,"IP","XXXX"
---end init string---
Replace XXXX with the APN that you must use with your telco.
Then put this as the number to dial:
*99#
BTW, these settings are known to only work with Nokia phones. For
Sony-Ericsson phones, it works differently. You need to look at CID
for the Data Access Accounts (under Connectivity->Data Comm) for the
corresponding APN that you need to use. (Example: "Smart Internet"
with CID=2 uses "internet" APN). After figuring out the correct CID,
just use the following to dial-out:
*99***x#
(replace x with the CID). Just use "ATE1" as your init string for SE phones.
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Gideon N. Guillen
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On Thu, Feb 21, 2008 at 8:01 PM, Elijah <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi group,
>
> What 3g phone do you use to share the internet to linux? and can you
> please share a howto ?
>
>
> Elijah
> http://pinoguin.com
>
>
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