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01-17-2007, 03:48 PM
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 |  Connect to network? Hi, I just ordered a Q it should be coming tomorrow.  My question deals with connecting the Q to my home's wireless network. Is it possible to connect the Q to the internet using my bluetooth enabled computer? I don't want to pay for verizon's data service... I've seen many tutorials to do the opposite (connect computer to the internet using Q as a modem) but nothing on doing this. Anyone know if it is possible? |
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01-17-2007, 04:22 PM
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  |  Yes it is possible. I do this on the regular. Just start a bluetooth ActiveSync connection to your laptop (hopefully in the same room, but not required), and you're online. Just make sure you stick a datablock on your plan, or else if the AS connection drops (and you don't notice), you could be stuck with a monster bill. |
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04-02-2007, 02:41 AM
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| Is there a way to tell if you're actually using your computer's connection and if it has been dropped? I'm on pay as you go now so I don't want to run up my kb/s visiting non-mobile sites. Update: I'm an idiot, just turn the wireless radio off under the wireless manager I guess....I hope at least because I've been streaming XM for sometime now.
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