i want to buy a mobile to connect my pc to internet..which is best mobile for connecting internet ?
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I have the motorola e-815 with a data cable I use. I love it.\nIt costs 60 a month for the "mobile office" package, thats what the service you want is called.  and it does NOT extend your contract with them.  It IS unlimited internet hooked to your laptop, and its fast!\n\nIm with Verizon, they no longer make an e-815, but any of the "EV-DO" capable phones can do it, the razor is one(but I dont like em).  The speed ranges to 2.4 megs per second.  I do a lot of traveling on the weekends now, and i find it invaluable to me. The data cable is available at the good verizon stores. Called the "Mobile office Kit"  I bought one off of ebay, which was a big waste of money. I ended up going to verizon and buying one from them which works flawlessly.\n\nThe service is relaiable, and does NOT extend your contract because it is an addon you can add and remove at any time.
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WiFi or a Cellular Card
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I would go with Virgin Mobile. They work well and the phones are cool!
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Details please...\n\nWiFi? Broadband Dial-Up?  What are you considering as mobile computing?
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ofcourse NOKIA  it's the best mobile company till now with the best and easiest software and great appearances i have the N70 it's great :=
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There are three methods you can use. \n\n1. If your laptop is wireless enabled, you can find either 'hotspots' in public places, or an unsecured wireless network, and log onto that, giving you internet access. \n\n2. You can buy a data card, a PCMCIA card which goes into one of the slots on your laptop. You insert a mobile phone sim card, and off you go. Both Vodaphone and T-Mobile in the UK do decent ones on contract.\n\n3. If you have the software CD that came with your mobile, you can use it asa modem via either a cable connection (USB), the Infra-Red port on the laptop or, if the laptop has it, bluetooth. \n\nAny one of those options will do the trick. For convenience, the data card is the best, if most expensive, option - you have to buy the card or sign a contract to get a free one, although the cost of transferring data is quite small.... I have a T-Mobile GSM card, which cost £160 when it was new, but I get 100Mb of data a month free. The mobile phone route is the cheapest in terms of equipment, but make sure you check how much your phone provider will charge you for receiving data - it can be quite expensive per meg of data transferred.
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Most new laptops today have a built in wireless card that scans for wifi networks. you can pick one up at best buy or circuit city for under 60 bucks usually.\n\nBut i think you're talking about getting it everywhere. With this you need to go to your local Cingular, Sprint, or Verizon Wireless store to check the prices on PC Cards. Try to go with the company that your cell phone is carried by, because usually the carrier will offer discounts if you are a subscriber with some other plan. \nMy relatives have a Sprint broadband card. At full service, the speed is 115kb/sec, which is much faster than dial-up, and slightly slower than dsl, but it's still fast, good for what you're doing (emails). \n\nWhat you need:\n\n1. Between $60-90/month (Verizon is $60 if you have phone service with them already and 80 if you don't).\n2. A PC Card (bought online or at a local wireless carrier store.\n3. A slot on your computer for it (usually one thats like 1 or 2 inches long with small flappy door like things).\n\nwww.cingular.com\nwww.verizonwireless.com\nwww.sprint.com
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For Internet connection you have the possibility of using a dial up ISP such as Netscape or People PC which is pretty slow. Your new laptop will have utility programs that allow you to sign up. \nIf you go for a high speed broadband connection you can choose from a cable or dsl connection. These require additional equipment which will connect to the laptops Ethernet port. The problem is they are not portable. \nYou can install a wifi modem in your laptop if it is not already bundled, but those require that there be wireless radio (router) that is connected to a broadband connection. Many people just rely on the free wireless Internet at coffee shops and hotels to use wifi modems.\nFinally, you can get a special wireless modem that will allow you to connect to Verizon or other cellular providers for Internet access. It is quite pricey, but is worth it if you mostly operate in a major metro area. The problem with these connections is that they operate quite slowly once you leave the big city.\nYou will find that most people use a combination of the above services on their laptops. depending on their situations.
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Wait... I'm a bit confused. Do you want to use wireless internet, or use your cell phone for dial up internet? For the first, wireless internet, you need a broadband service provider, a wireless router, and a wireless card for your pc. For the second, using your cell phone for dialup you need... oh hell I know there's a way to do this, but I only know it works with laptops, not pcs. It's complicated, but this site can explain, for laptops, anyhow: http://www.bmyers.com/public/938.cfm?sd=30 For a pc... honestly it would just be easier to get a phone jack installed in the basement.
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what type of internet?
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U can try checking with your mobile service provider. If they provide GPRS, all u need is a usb cable for the mobile phone and activate the GPRS for your mobile phone. I think that is what u can do if you dont have a telephone at home.
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ISP -> Cellphone -> bluethooth dongle -> computer \n\nyou will need to subscribe for a wireless internet account to your cellphone service provider then configure your cellphone to act as a modem and connect to a port using your dongle, configure your computer to recognize your phone as modem and whoala! u have wireless internet anywhere!
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Linksys is definitely the best and most affordable brand on the market.  It holds up well.  You only need a router if you plan on having multiple computers access your broadband connection. \n\nYou might even think about getting a wireless broadband router if you have a laptop so you can have wireless in your home or apartment.\n\nhttp://www.linksys.com\n\nGood luck!
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Pocket Media  --  CellToys  -- YouMobile or U-mobile(it makes more sense than t-mobile) --  AirTime  --  Mobile Media  --  Walkie Talkies  --  Full Signal  -- Mobilize Me\n\ngood luck, joetheadguy@aol.com
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You can purchase any wireless PCMCIA card for that particular laptop. What you are looking for is a thin, credit card sized device that will allow you to connect to the internet. \n\nSome companies to consider:\n\nLinksys\nNetgear\nD-Link\nBelkin
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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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It depends on the kind of cell phone you have. Some can  actually be used as a modem, some can't.\n\nYou may also want to consider subscribing to Cingular's WAN (Wide Area Network) servie, but you would need to buy an adapter for your laptop, or a new laptop with WAN built in.\n\nHere is the website for Cingulars EDGE service...\n\nhttp://www.cingular.com/sbusiness/edge\n\nI think Verizon has a similar service too, though.