EDGE/GPRS Shootout: V551, GC82, Z600. Archived from groups: alt.cellular.cingular,alt.cellular.data,alt.cellular.motorola () Location: Burlingame, California (San Francisco Bay Area) Signal: Good (3+ bars) Carrier: Cingular Wireless Data package: MEdia...

I find that the voice service has now roamed to another carrier. This is with a Motorola V551 on Cingular, running bluetooth at 230K link speed. A Google search of alt.cingular.cellular for "EDGE/GPRS Shootout: V551, GC82, Z600" from John Navas....

than Class 10 (up to about 150 Kbps), the maximum > supported by Cingular. A Google search of alt.cingular.cellular for "EDGE/GPRS Shootout: V551, GC82, Z600" from John Navas. The instructions about WAP verses ISP logins can be found on many pages....

4, which is significantly slower (up > to about 100 Kbps) than Class 10 (up to about 150 Kbps), the maximum > supported by Cingular. A Google search of alt.cingular.cellular for "EDGE/GPRS Shootout: V551, GC82, Z600" from John Navas. -- --- Clarence...

the S710a. [sigh] So I might go with the V551, and continue to use my GC82 when I want the fastest possible EDGE speeds. Or just stick with my Sony Ericsson Z600 (GPRS only) -- while it lacks GSM 850, I haven't seen that as a problem, particularly now...

SIM from my Sony Ericsson Z600 handset to my GC82 when I want a faster Internet connection on my notebook computer (IBM ThinkPad 600). (When GPRS is enough, I use my Z600 "tethered" to my computer with Bluetooth.) The keep data costs down I added MEdia...

CSD)/$19.99/month (Edge) restricted to web use for the cell-phone only... not something that can be sent to a laptop? And how is the $19.99/month "unlimited" edge/gprs consistent with the outrageous fees for their "data" plans? Thanks- --Mike Jacoubowsky...

a Motorola v551 with a new Cingular account. Pairing my >> headset, computer, and Palm were trivial. Sending files back and forth >> between computer, Palm, and phone work as expected. However, neither the >> Palm nor the Powerbook see the v551 as a phone....

day now. Otherwise consider getting a used Sony Ericsson >GC82>EDGE PC Card. I got one on eBay for only $50, and just switch my SIM over > from my phone when I want to use the GC82. Works great! >> 4. UMTS: Lots faster than GPRS/EDGE/EGPRS -- roughly...

it can be a bottleneck for EDGE, UMTS, and CDMA EV-DO. In general, I recommend port speed of 230 Kbps for GPRS and CDMA 1X, 460 Kbps for EDGE, and 920 Kbps for UMTS and CMDA EV-DO. * Pricing above is based on plans available in the San Francisco Bay Area....