Podaman

Heh. When you're connected, do you see a big "1X" at the top of your phone's screen, or an "EV"?

Eternalodyssey

I know I know, keeping this old post going. Recently I bought an ebay data cable just to see if this works on my laptop and I'll be danged, internet is actually rather quick at times. You have to disable Com port 4 on my setup for some reason. But nonetheless, I am only using anytime minutes when I am on peak which is no big deal because my wifee somehow got us 1400 anytime minutes in addition to free nights and weekend. This is the cord that I used for my LG VX6100 which can be found on ebay:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...MEWN%3AIT&rd=1

This cord also recharges the phone while its plugged in, so now I can recharge through my truck's USB ports just like I do with my Nintendo DS. One last thing, not to jump too far off topic, but a good free mobile phone management software that I have found (lets you transfer ringtones to your phone!), is "Bitpim" and I have created my own ringtones using MP3s using "Audacity."

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Bazzy

There is the 1X at the top. Well after a year and a half, i finally lost my phone Friday night. I'm looking at buying a Samsung SCH-a930. It's a newer phone, so i'm guessing i'll need to reenable access like mentioned above, correct?

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scotty562

Is this still functioning as of 10/6/06? I have a Verison LG Model number VX3200 . I just want to make sure this is still working before I go buy the cable.

I have a 1x on my phone, and I'd be content with dialup speeds. All I want is to update weather and occasional IM when I'm bored in a parking lot .

Dylan98R/T

Yep,

Still works great.

hooraysimpsons

Anyone using this with a ppc 6600? It has EVDO capability. Does that need to be/can that be disabled to use the minutes only ability? It seems like some ppl are saying Verizon changed it so that you definetly can't do this anymore but then others say it is still working.

If I attempt this I would like to make sure that I am not being charged per kilobyte. However, my bill is sent to another address. How can I check to see if I am being charged data rates without the bill?

Thanks

chuyler1

FYI, just got a SCH-a930. If you want to use Bluetooth instead of the USB cable to get internet on your PC, here's what you do:

1. Go to MENU
2. Select SETTINGS & TOOLS
3. Press #
4. Enter all zeros for the password
5. Press 4 to select Port Map
6. Press 1 to select DS (DATA)
7. Press 3 to select BLUETOOTH

You should now be able to use your phone as a bluetooth modem. When I paired my a930 to my Mac using the bluetooth system preferences panel, at first it told me there were no services for me to configure. After I turned this on I was able to configure it as a modem.

If you want to switch back to using the USB cable, just go back to the menu above and press 2 to select USB.

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Dylan98R/T

Search howardforums for locking 1x data. It'll disable EVDO and just use minutes.

scotty562

Got my cable today, connected it to my vx3200 and.... NOTHING . My lap top doesn't even recognize the device I jammed into it's USB port. No promp no "bluup" nothing. How depressing. Maybe that's what I get for buying the $5.00 cable off eBay .

Bazzy

You probably need to go under your hardware settings and ask the computer to search for any new devices. Also, you'll have to download drivers for your phone in order for your computer to recognize it as a modem.

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Bazzy

Has anyone tried using the Chocolate? I have one with a cable and software

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blckwdw

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Rafster

This should be stickied.....

Rafster

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blckwdw

I have verizon and a motorola q. This worked as of 12/20/06 but a few day later it does not work anymore. I get an error saying that my password and username are not authorized - Incorrect login information. I have checked this a hundred times to make sure it is correct and it is. I dropped wireless sync a while ago, would that have anything to do with it. Is wireless sync required for this or is verizon blocking this out and making you get a data plan. I also never had a data plan, I had the pay per KB but it worked fine before.

Any information is helpful, thank you

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davidk2062

Anyone have any experience trying the Motorola V3 Razor?
Or the V325?

I'm using a Samsung A-670 now with pretty good speed much of the time,
but it frequently will disconnect. Sometimes it will drop tehe speed to almost nothing, but that may be due to limitted bandwidth in our rural area.
But, it is time for a new phone and I'm wondering if these are going to be in the running.