How can i get free internet on my cingular sony ericsson phone?
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well, the downside to that is that you can't.  the only way is to subscribe to your cingular provider for some $10-$20 a month... or somewhere around there\n\nor...\n\nyou could apply for a job there... they get free minutes, ringtones, pretty much free everything!!!
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It depends on the cellular carrier. T-Mobile, Cingular, and Sprint Nextel all offer a variety of phones and data plans, some as cheap as $15 to $30 per month for unlimited usage, up to $80 per month for the highest speed, most unrestricted form.\n\nYou'll need to check with each carrier to find out which phones include Bluetooth and have these "tethered" data plans.\n\nTypically, any Mac or Windows XP system with a Bluetooth adapter can use the Dial-Up Networking (DUN) profile that's part of Bluetooth to create what appears to be a dial-up modem connection but is really using cellular.\n\nIf you don't have a Bluetooth adapter, that's the place to start; it costs about $50 for a USB adapter, sometimes less, and requires drivers for your computer. Most of Apple's computer line-up and many newer Windows laptops include Bluetooth as a feature at no additional cost.\n\nI leave Verizon out of the list above because they're more restrictive about which phones support DUN and which plans you can get on a phone.
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Your options are to either get cable service to your home (which does NOT require phone service), or some form of wireless Internet service.  Wireless Internet services range from wireless local area networking (WLAN)/ WiMAX services feeding immediate geographic areas.  These services require you to be near a hotspot such as a coffee shop, school campus, or within certain number of miles from a transmitting tower in a metro area.  Other wide area services such Verizon's Broadband service allows for Internet service over cellular networks; a great tool for on-the-go users, however it does costs upwards of $79.99/month ($59.99 for a 2-year contract).  Your other wireless option is to use satellite by a vendor such as DirecWay (subsidiary of Hughes Network Systems).  This would require an externally mounted dish on your home and line of sight to the southern sky. Future service options will include Internet delivered by your power company (e.g. PG&E).  However, this is 3-4 years away from reaching mass market penetration.  \n\nThere is a final option that is worth mentioning.  Some of the phone companies are starting to carry what is called "naked DSL" which does not require a dial-tone connection.  This is relatively a new service and has not reached all servicable areas.  Your regional Bell Operating Company (RBOC) or phone company should be able to field this question; hopefully. See links below for your most current options.
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You might want to try:\n\nhttp://www.wi-fihotspotlist.com/
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Look at CQphone. It's free.
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give iCall a shot, it is 100% free you get a number so people can call you (for free)\n\nit is new and service goes out often but they are working on that
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You may have to contact your network provider and ask them!\n   alternatively you should be able to get it unlocked at certain stores...off-licences and such.
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You can't make cellular calls from computer for free of cost. You need to buy a calling package from Yahoo!, Skype, etc.,
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http://www.wififreespot.com/
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http://airtel-broadband.com/webjockey/client.html\n\n\nask all of your computer related querries here !!!\n\nenjoy, its free, just enter the details and you will be connected to a technical support analyst.
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You have to go to the site of the carrier of the cell phone. I know that Metro PCS and Cingular have this feature I assume most do. But it is usually limited to a certain number of characters.\n\nGood Luck.
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As long as there are from Cingular themselves then yes, they should be free. For example like when you pay your bill, (and have signed up to receive a free notice) they will text message you to say your bill has been payed. Things like this are free of charge through Cingular.
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go to \n\nwww.sonyericsson.com/spg.jsp?cc=global&lc=en&ver=4001&template=pg1&zone=pg\nwww.symbian.com/phones/se_p910.html\n\nand you can download there
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Yes you might check into nextel or your cell phone provider.  Also a lot of the Direct tV USERS etc like my father has a satelitte dish and he gets internet from the dish.
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I believe you have to choose to link your verizon with yahoo. Then you have the option on the member center to get the services provided by yahoo for free.\n\nI have verizon and have my  yahoo linked as well.
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It really depends upon what you actually are asking.  If I am interereting your question correctly I take it you want the ability to access the internet from just about anywhere.  If that is the case you want something like this:\nhttp://www.verizonwireless.com/b2c/store/controller?item=phoneFirst&action=viewPhoneOverviewByDevice&deviceType=Wireless%20PC%20Cards&cm_re=Home%20Page-_-Personal%20Box-_-Phones\nThe service is around $50 a month and the coverage is not 100%.  Last I looked it was not even as good as cell coverage.\n\nIf you just mean wifi wireless (around the house etc...) XPS should have it built in (I would think), if not Staples, Best Buy or Circuit City will have wireless cards and of course you will need a wireless router.\n\nI believe you are more interested in the first scenario though...be sure to ask about the coverage area to ensure you will have access where you want it.\n\nGood luck.
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customer service takez 4eva 2 answer!! try goin into a local store.. or emailing cingular it may take awhile fo them to reply butt they reale help ya!!