Sprint Wireless Internet hack

**clean customs** · 03-21-2005, 10:48 AM

These are the phones that this software says is available to be used with. I hope you have the phone.

LG 5350
Samsung A500 and N400
Sanyo 4900 and 6400
says "Hitachi phones"

When you click on one of the options below, it tells you the phones that I listed above.

**psiko_scweek** · 04-05-2005, 09:31 AM

ok im confused!!!

I have a Sanyo PM - 8200 with Spring PCS Vision, can i use it as a modem while on the road for my Carputer or not!?! lol!

and if i can, how do i set it up? as a Dial-Up network though #777 or through the PCS connect software as a standard Network connection?

also, do they charge or not?
lol, is there any alternatives?

~Psiko

**Dudes99** · 04-05-2005, 09:56 AM

I did a quick EBAY search and what's the real gouge on these USB cables? Can they charge or not? I read conflicting info between the different items for sale. Some say the charging cables will kill your phone....

I searched for "sanyo 4900 data cable"

**Dudes99** · 04-18-2005, 08:47 AM

Latest off subject:

Just got my Sprint/Sanyo SCP-4900 phone stolen, but my contract was up last Saturday anyway. What's a good phone out right now? Any recommendations?

**icet** · 04-18-2005, 10:21 AM

Originally Posted by Dudes99

Latest off subject:

Just got my Sprint/Sanyo SCP-4900 phone stolen, but my contract was up last Saturday anyway. What's a good phone out right now? Any recommendations?

i used to own sanyo 8200 with sprint, it has speaker phone, i like it alot, i used it to hook up wireless connection in car which is very easy.
now i own vx7000 with verizon, i don't like it cuz i can't see **** with screen in the sun, too thick of the glass, i think.

icet

**Dudes99** · 04-18-2005, 12:55 PM

Well, after looking at the Sprint site I ran across this:

Sprint PCS Business ConnectionSM
Back to Sprint PCS Vision

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For a minimal monthly charge, Sprint PCS Business ConnectionSM Personal Edition gives you all this:

Secure, remote, real-time access to Microsoft® Outlook® or Lotus Notes® information – including email messages and attachments, calendars, business directories and personal contacts.
Access to documents stored on your desktop PC.
Personal email from Internet email accounts including Sprint PCS Mail, Yahoo!, Earthlink and more.
Our unique connection sharing technology doesn't require you to keep your PC connected to your company's server to use this service. Check with your company's IT manager for possible firewall restrictions and the Sprint PCS Service Plans Guide for pricing.

Connect to your personal edition with the following:

Palm PoweredTM and Windows-enabled Sprint PCS Vision Smart Devices
PDAs
PCs with Internet access
Many WAP-enabled Sprint PCS Phones
* Sprint, the diamond logo design, Sprint PCS VisionSM, Picture MailSM, and Sprint PCS Business Connection are trademarks of Sprint Communications Company, L.P. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.

Back to Sprint PCS Vision

It's only $5/month. Couldn't I get this service and then legally use it for my "mobile" PC or Home PC for that matter?

**xBrady** · 04-18-2005, 12:59 PM

Originally Posted by Dudes99

Latest off subject:

Just got my Sprint/Sanyo SCP-4900 phone stolen, but my contract was up last Saturday anyway. What's a good phone out right now? Any recommendations?

I'm going to be getting the LG 325 bluetooth phone. My brother has it and it seems really nice. Right now I have a Samsung VGA1000(A620) which is also a very nice phone.

**SouL-FoRTuNe** · 05-03-2005, 08:42 PM

I have a Sanyo PM-8200 with Sprint. My web service is $5/mo because I got a special deal on it. Would the data cable from www.mycoolcell.com work?

**Tidder** · 05-04-2005, 12:03 AM

Originally Posted by xBrady

I'm going to be getting the LG 325 bluetooth phone. My brother has it and it seems really nice. Right now I have a Samsung VGA1000(A620) which is also a very nice phone.

Freakin' nice phone man, I have 2 on my plan, LOVE 'EM! Nice phones, though one little problem. Learn to use speed dial or suffer the fat finger... I have to use my fingernails to dial otherwise I end up pushing like 4 buttons at the same time. Other than that, it takes nice pictures, custom ringers aren't hard to do for it at all, and it's battery life is ok. All in all a good buy for me.

And, you can connect to the PCS web with it thru bluetooth on your carPC. And I got a jabra bluetooth headset, pretty nice too, small, light, can't really tell I'm wearing it. Though I did get asked one day if I like star-trek.(!?) Damn trekkies.

**bellerophon** · 05-14-2005, 08:15 PM

For those with Sanyo phones, I was able to get up and running with the drivers on this webpage.

http://homepages.wwc.edu/staff/nashda/SpintPCSHelp.htm

hope that helps.