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bluegrizzly5
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Tethering uses data and a 3G phone would definitely increase the data transfer speed.
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benjamin_chu
Guest
Great point. However depending on the coverage area you're in, EDGE can be faster than 3G (say your 3G signal is really spotty).
I tether regularly and have found a program that makes it super quick and easy. I'm on Rogers and currently using AT&T's connection manager and it works much better than roger's connection manager. Not overly complicated to setup, just requires some manual settings following the setup wizard.
app will tell you that it does not recognize your phone# as AT&T, but it still works and goes through.
required info:
dial up#: *99#
username: wapuser1
password: wap
app will tell you that it does not recognize your phone# as AT&T, but it still works and goes through.
required info:
dial up#: *99#
username: wapuser1
password: wap
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Buginoid361
Guest
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This works just fine. If you don't want to contact rogers just google tether rogers blackberry and you will find several thousand hits. It will show you how to set up the bluetooth ( or USB ) modem and set up a dial up connection to access it. <br />
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You are connected @ 115 kbps so you can browse nicely and stream video/audio without issues. <br />
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I am a rogers customer and also hav the F gig plan. <br />
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Whaledd
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This works just fine. If you don't want to contact rogers just google tether rogers blackberry and you will find several thousand hits. It will show you how to set up the bluetooth ( or USB ) modem and set up a dial up connection to access it. <br />
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You are connected @ 115 kbps so you can browse nicely and stream video/audio without issues. <br />
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I am a rogers customer and also hav the F gig plan. <br />
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Whaledd
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BTMF
Guest
pure data Zago66.....