Mobile Phone Tools (Bluetooth) question

Archived from groups: alt.cellular.motorola (More info?)

There is no special version for BT, the program supports both BT and
USB. As for connecting to a dial up provider, yes, you would need an
account with a dial up ISP. Perhaps your DSL provider offers dial up
too. I know that with Roadrunner Cable Modem service I also have a dial
up number I can use on the road and they don't charge me extra for that.

From:Joe A.
jogging_to@hotmail.com

> I'm thinking about buying the Bluetooth version of Motorola Phone
> tools but have a question I need answered. The literature says: "Use
> your Motorola phone as a modem to connect your laptop to the
> internet." I presently use a dsl line to connect my laptop to the
> internet and don't want to pay for another service to use with the
> phone. Would I have to pay for another interent service that would
> wokr with my cell phone? Any help appreciated.
>
> Joe in Houston

Archived from groups: alt.cellular.motorola (More info?)

Thats correct, you can use bluetooth or a cable to connect to the internet
with your notebook. I use Verizon and #777 for 144kbs connection with the
charges against my plan (minutes), not mb's downloaded. Their is no
registration or signup required. I don't have a cable so I use bluetooth.
Its great when you are away from your DSL!

Chris Werner

"Joe A." <jogging_to@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:Xns9654E05F6722Flobberibmnet@151.164.30.44...
> I'm thinking about buying the Bluetooth version of Motorola Phone tools
> but
> have a question I need answered. The literature says: "Use your Motorola
> phone as a modem to connect your laptop to the internet." I presently use
> a
> dsl line to connect my laptop to the internet and don't want to pay for
> another service to use with the phone. Would I have to pay for another
> interent service that would wokr with my cell phone? Any help appreciated.
>
> Joe in Houston