Damned annoying you can't use the "open" G1 as a modem...
2009/2/5 Tyson Key
> Hi Frank, it appears that 3 don't really care about the device you're using
> to tether with, as long as they get paid for the bandwidth you use.
> I've used an unlocked (was originally on T-Mobile) N-Series phone wit
Hi Frank, it appears that 3 don't really care about the device you're using
to tether with, as long as they get paid for the bandwidth you use.
I've used an unlocked (was originally on T-Mobile) N-Series phone with their
prepaid Mobile Broadband service for a while, and I haven't heard anything
at
Peter Edwards wrote:
> In case it helps, I use a 3 INQ1 (next gen. Skypephone) to get broadband
> access over bluetooth from an Eee running Ubuntu 8.10. On a contract
> that costs £17 for 5GB data + 100 mins talk p.m.
This was one of the features that nearly made me get an INQ1, since
other prov
>> As I mentioned earlier in the thread - I have my 3 dongle working
>> fine under Ubuntu. Actually it's CrunchBase, which is Ubuntu-derived.
>
> There are several 3 dongles - the E220 works out the box with the Asus
> EEE distro and Vodaphone have a linux client available that provides
> driver
On 21 October 2008 21:15, Gareth Davis wrote:
>
> As it happens we will have completed migrating our radio and
> on-demand playout to an external CDN when the schedules
> change at the end of BST, so this solves the infrastructure
> problem. Once we have the minor detail of launching Persian
>
Wasn't the point of Kangaroo that it would offer programmes for sale,
after
the time-window for iPlayer-style "catch-up" services had expired?
I'm not sure. I thought it was supposed to be some standard for IPTV set
top
boxes, but all the reports make it out to be an extended version of
iP
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