Salve Harald, Sean!
I fear AGPS from globallocal is a coockoo's egg - they anounced that
their AGPS chips cost only 5 US$ - I fear they will make money with
their AGPS server services
http://www.globallocate.com/NETWORK/NET_AGPS_SERVER_Frameset.htm
Like selling cheap pringer or mobiles and make
Salve Sean, Oleg, *!
Sorry, it was not my intention to then my mail to the list,
and probably it has not the right style/sound - I didn't want
to write bad about globallocal, I just feared that assisted
data for the globallocal AGPS is based on a non open protocoll.
Oleg Gusev schrieb am
Salve Gabriel!
Gabriel Ambuehl schrieb am Mittwoch, den 13. Dezember 2006 um 14:24h:
On Wednesday 13 December 2006 13:57, Robert Michel wrote:
I fear AGPS from globallocal is a coockoo's egg - they anounced that
their AGPS chips cost only 5 US$ - I fear they will make money with
their
not to mention completely outside the terms of service of any major
carrier...?
a while ago, I spoke to both Cingular and T-Mob, I told them I was doing
some work with a gm-862, both said there was nothing in their service
restrictions about connecting with weird equipment like that
--Jeff
On
Salve Stefanie!
On Wed, 29 Nov 2006, Stefanie Tellex wrote:
This requires wireless internet, but it wouldn't be hard to get a
slimserver client running on the phone, so you could stream your mp3s to
the phone and listen to them. Push a button, and your phone starts
streaming music from your
Would we be violating the license by redistributing this data, or
additional data based entirely upon that data source to other Neo1973
units?
I'm wondering about the possibility of leveraging off the fact that
all Neo1973 units should have a very unified idea of the current time
to increase the
Salve Richard!
Ahh, it seems that the idea of distributed lightning detection
has inspired you for something (maybe) more usefull *g*
On Wed, 13 Dec 2006, Richard Franks wrote:
Would we be violating the license by redistributing this data, or
additional data based entirely upon that data
ke, 2006-12-13 kello 16:59 +0100, Robert Michel kirjoitti:
When you use screen on your mobile you need to have multiple
SSH connections to your server - everytime you open a new
terminal you need a new login - key based login would help,
but would not be so secure
SSH has the ability to
ke, 2006-12-13 kello 10:26 -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] kirjoitti:
I suppose everyone is familiar with the Nextel feature that behaves a bit like
a walkie-talkie. In summary, you can contact anyone within certian groups in a
half-duplex (meaning only one talks at a time) push-to-talk like
ke, 2006-12-13 kello 20:16 +, Ole Tange kirjoitti:
I am wondering why you want push-to-talk when you can have VoIP using
SIP or just a normal GSM conversation? Can you elaborate on why?
Full-fledged VOIP over GPRS is iffy due to quality of service issues
that don't hamper the playback of
Jeremy wrote:
I'm no expert at all, but I do know that when we were designing a
device with a Kyocera m200 CDMA data module
(http://www.kyocera-wireless.com/m2m-business/index.htm), the module
itself was carrier (Sprint in our case) approved and FCC approved, but
once we incorporated it into
Tim Newsom wrote:
Once its FCC certified, why would it matter? It should be just like
getting any phone from any vendor and putting your SIM in to get service.
Heh, I can dream it would be that easy.. ;-) For the devices I've been
working with the last couple of years (stationary, constant
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