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  1. #1
    JoJo
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    I would like to know the difference in these two data plans besides the
    $10 difference.

    I want to buy a new Nokia 6032 and tether it to my laptop via cable or
    Bluetooth. Will these plans work with a laptop? Are there any extra
    charges that I should be aware of?

    I now have Verizon with a Kyocera phone tethered to my laptop. I have
    been happy with the Verizon service, but my primary usage area is now
    West Central Louisiana. Verizon has no coverage here except though
    Sprint.

    I don't want to get tied into a Cingular contract where I can't use my
    laptop while traveling. What software/cable kit will I need with the
    Nokia 6032?

    One last question...I promise <G> Can I turn the Media Works/Net on
    and off without paying a fee?

    JoJo




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  2. #2
    JoJo
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    Re: Media Works vs Media Net

    Nokia 6230..




  3. #3
    Tropical Haven
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    Re: Media Works vs Media Net



    JoJo wrote:
    > I would like to know the difference in these two data plans besides the
    > $10 difference.
    >
    > I want to buy a new Nokia 6032 and tether it to my laptop via cable or
    > Bluetooth. Will these plans work with a laptop? Are there any extra
    > charges that I should be aware of?
    >
    > I now have Verizon with a Kyocera phone tethered to my laptop. I have
    > been happy with the Verizon service, but my primary usage area is now
    > West Central Louisiana. Verizon has no coverage here except though
    > Sprint.
    >
    > I don't want to get tied into a Cingular contract where I can't use my
    > laptop while traveling. What software/cable kit will I need with the
    > Nokia 6032?


    Cingular has better data coverage nationwide than Verizon Wireless.
    That's because with GSM you can use data on another carrier's system,
    where with Verizon Wireless, you're pretty much stuck to the Verizon
    Wireless towers (and not able to use data on Extended Network or Roaming).

    > One last question...I promise <G> Can I turn the Media Works/Net on
    > and off without paying a fee?
    >
    > JoJo
    >





  4. #4
    Fred
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    Re: Media Works vs Media Net

    MediaNet is strictly a data plan.
    MediaWorks also includes text and multimedia messaging.

    Fred

    "JoJo" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    > I would like to know the difference in these two data plans besides the
    > $10 difference.
    >
    > I want to buy a new Nokia 6032 and tether it to my laptop via cable or
    > Bluetooth. Will these plans work with a laptop? Are there any extra
    > charges that I should be aware of?
    >
    > I now have Verizon with a Kyocera phone tethered to my laptop. I have
    > been happy with the Verizon service, but my primary usage area is now
    > West Central Louisiana. Verizon has no coverage here except though
    > Sprint.
    >
    > I don't want to get tied into a Cingular contract where I can't use my
    > laptop while traveling. What software/cable kit will I need with the
    > Nokia 6032?
    >
    > One last question...I promise <G> Can I turn the Media Works/Net on
    > and off without paying a fee?
    >
    > JoJo
    >






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