Share Cell and Cell PDA Number?

Getting a Pocket PC phone but want to keep my cell for bar hopping - can
they share the same number - via a hack?

WantonZoo wrote:
>
> Getting a Pocket PC phone but want to keep my cell for bar hopping - can
> they share the same number - via a hack?

Nope.

Notan

In message <7c05$44fde322$4831aa12$1649@FUSE.NET> "WantonZoo"
<dont@wantspam.thanku> wrote:

>Getting a Pocket PC phone but want to keep my cell for bar hopping - can
>they share the same number - via a hack?

Not at the same time, but you can move a SIM card between the two as
needed.

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K thanks -

When you switch to say a XL6700 and it is primarily email focused with the
keyboard and all - how do I text my buds?

What I need to probably explain is my company frowns upon Texting so I need
a workaround. I need to text - is their a web-based texting portal if you
will? I could go to the verizon website and type in a text but forwarding
from the site doesn't work for all phone brands - while sending a text from
a verizon phone will hit another providers phone. Follow me? How do I keep
texting feature, without actually texting from phone and to phone as a
phone. LOL I know I'm babbling...


"DevilsPGD" <spam_narf_spam@crazyhat.net> wrote in message
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> In message <7c05$44fde322$4831aa12$1649@FUSE.NET> "WantonZoo"
> <dont@wantspam.thanku> wrote:
>
> >Getting a Pocket PC phone but want to keep my cell for bar hopping - can
> >they share the same number - via a hack?
>
> Not at the same time, but you can move a SIM card between the two as
> needed.
>
> --
> News: CIVIL SERVANT STAYS AWAKE ALL SHIFT LONG
> "Man, I've really got to cut back on the caffeine" he says

At 07 Sep 2006 21:40:10 -0400 WantonZoo wrote:
> K thanks -
>
> When you switch to say a XL6700 and it is primarily email focused with
the
> keyboard and all - how do I text my buds?

Cant you text them via e-mail? I.e "1234567890@tmomail.net" for a T-Mo
customer with the number 123-456-7890, etc.

> What I need to probably explain is my company frowns upon Texting so I
need
> a workaround.

How about using your own phone instead of the company's? I assume they'd
frown on you receiving incoming texts as well, and I also assume if you
"need to text your buds" they'll "need" to text you back.
Teach your buds how to e-mail you via text (the procedure varies by
wireless provider but most providers offer that feature- you send the
text to a specific number- I think T-Mo uses "500" and the text starts
with the e-mail address, space, subject, space, body.

> How do I keep
> texting feature, without actually texting from phone and to phone as a
> phone.

Ummm... I think that's called "e-mail" isn't it? ;-)

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Ok now I know what to ask.

Can you have a web service receive SMS texts so you can view them online
instead of on the phone? I know you can send.

"WantonZoo" <dont@wantspam.thanku> wrote in message
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> K thanks -
>
> When you switch to say a XL6700 and it is primarily email focused with the
> keyboard and all - how do I text my buds?
>
> What I need to probably explain is my company frowns upon Texting so I
need
> a workaround. I need to text - is their a web-based texting portal if you
> will? I could go to the verizon website and type in a text but forwarding
> from the site doesn't work for all phone brands - while sending a text
from
> a verizon phone will hit another providers phone. Follow me? How do I
keep
> texting feature, without actually texting from phone and to phone as a
> phone. LOL I know I'm babbling...
>
>
> "DevilsPGD" <spam_narf_spam@crazyhat.net> wrote in message
> news:nburf2piosfbah97esa903b0b83l3o72ds@4ax.com...
> > In message <7c05$44fde322$4831aa12$1649@FUSE.NET> "WantonZoo"
> > <dont@wantspam.thanku> wrote:
> >
> > >Getting a Pocket PC phone but want to keep my cell for bar hopping -
can
> > >they share the same number - via a hack?
> >
> > Not at the same time, but you can move a SIM card between the two as
> > needed.
> >
> > --
> > News: CIVIL SERVANT STAYS AWAKE ALL SHIFT LONG
> > "Man, I've really got to cut back on the caffeine" he says
>
>