v600 and ipaq over bt

hi..

have v600 and as this is the first time i've used gprs wasn't sure what to
expect with regard to speed. but so far i'm less than impressed.
using ipaq via bt to surf net is a joke, you'd be quicker walking...
google for instance is so slow to download it's almost unusable.

i'm using ipaq 1940 with bluetooth.
provider is o2 in the uk..

is extremely slow download from gprs common.. i'd say it is considerably
slower than dial up for instance.
or is it more a bt issue with the ipaq?

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"repo" <[email protected]> ha scritto nel messaggio
news:[email protected]...
> hi..
>
> have v600 and as this is the first time i've used gprs wasn't sure what to
> expect with regard to speed. but so far i'm less than impressed.
> using ipaq via bt to surf net is a joke, you'd be quicker walking...
> google for instance is so slow to download it's almost unusable.
>
> i'm using ipaq 1940 with bluetooth.
> provider is o2 in the uk..
>
> is extremely slow download from gprs common.. i'd say it is considerably
> slower than dial up for instance.
> or is it more a bt issue with the ipaq?
>
the speed should be like a dial up connection, 56 kbit/sec

"repo" <[email protected]> ha scritto nel messaggio
news:[email protected]...
> hi..
>
> have v600 and as this is the first time i've used gprs wasn't sure what to
> expect with regard to speed. but so far i'm less than impressed.
> using ipaq via bt to surf net is a joke, you'd be quicker walking...
> google for instance is so slow to download it's almost unusable.
>
> i'm using ipaq 1940 with bluetooth.
> provider is o2 in the uk..
>
> is extremely slow download from gprs common.. i'd say it is considerably
> slower than dial up for instance.
> or is it more a bt issue with the ipaq?
>
the speed should be like a dial up connection, 56 kbit/sec

I'm having some trouble with my new v600 connecting to an iPaq 4150
and my laptop using an IBM Bluetooth PC Card adapter. I'm able to
transfer files but can't get the dialup networking to work. Thus, the
mobile phone tools software (v2.16) doesn't work either. Has anyone
else been able to get Bluetooth working for data services?

I was able to get GPRS (dialup services) working with the HP tablet
1100 (Centrino chipset) but I would really like to get the iPaq 4150
to connect via bluetooth and use the GPRS features. Does anyone have
any setup tips/tricks/gotchas they could share or am I out of luck?

Thanks



"repo" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
> hi..
>
> have v600 and as this is the first time i've used gprs wasn't sure what to
> expect with regard to speed. but so far i'm less than impressed.
> using ipaq via bt to surf net is a joke, you'd be quicker walking...
> google for instance is so slow to download it's almost unusable.
>
> i'm using ipaq 1940 with bluetooth.
> provider is o2 in the uk..
>
> is extremely slow download from gprs common.. i'd say it is considerably
> slower than dial up for instance.
> or is it more a bt issue with the ipaq?

I'm having some trouble with my new v600 connecting to an iPaq 4150
and my laptop using an IBM Bluetooth PC Card adapter. I'm able to
transfer files but can't get the dialup networking to work. Thus, the
mobile phone tools software (v2.16) doesn't work either. Has anyone
else been able to get Bluetooth working for data services?

I was able to get GPRS (dialup services) working with the HP tablet
1100 (Centrino chipset) but I would really like to get the iPaq 4150
to connect via bluetooth and use the GPRS features. Does anyone have
any setup tips/tricks/gotchas they could share or am I out of luck?

Thanks



"repo" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
> hi..
>
> have v600 and as this is the first time i've used gprs wasn't sure what to
> expect with regard to speed. but so far i'm less than impressed.
> using ipaq via bt to surf net is a joke, you'd be quicker walking...
> google for instance is so slow to download it's almost unusable.
>
> i'm using ipaq 1940 with bluetooth.
> provider is o2 in the uk..
>
> is extremely slow download from gprs common.. i'd say it is considerably
> slower than dial up for instance.
> or is it more a bt issue with the ipaq?

lot of good info here

http://www.geekzone.co.nz/content.asp?contentid=449


"Dustin" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> I'm having some trouble with my new v600 connecting to an iPaq 4150
> and my laptop using an IBM Bluetooth PC Card adapter. I'm able to
> transfer files but can't get the dialup networking to work. Thus, the
> mobile phone tools software (v2.16) doesn't work either. Has anyone
> else been able to get Bluetooth working for data services?
>
> I was able to get GPRS (dialup services) working with the HP tablet
> 1100 (Centrino chipset) but I would really like to get the iPaq 4150
> to connect via bluetooth and use the GPRS features. Does anyone have
> any setup tips/tricks/gotchas they could share or am I out of luck?
>
> Thanks
>
>
>
> "repo" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:<[email protected]>...
> > hi..
> >
> > have v600 and as this is the first time i've used gprs wasn't sure what
to
> > expect with regard to speed. but so far i'm less than impressed.
> > using ipaq via bt to surf net is a joke, you'd be quicker walking...
> > google for instance is so slow to download it's almost unusable.
> >
> > i'm using ipaq 1940 with bluetooth.
> > provider is o2 in the uk..
> >
> > is extremely slow download from gprs common.. i'd say it is considerably
> > slower than dial up for instance.
> > or is it more a bt issue with the ipaq?

lot of good info here

http://www.geekzone.co.nz/content.asp?contentid=449


"Dustin" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> I'm having some trouble with my new v600 connecting to an iPaq 4150
> and my laptop using an IBM Bluetooth PC Card adapter. I'm able to
> transfer files but can't get the dialup networking to work. Thus, the
> mobile phone tools software (v2.16) doesn't work either. Has anyone
> else been able to get Bluetooth working for data services?
>
> I was able to get GPRS (dialup services) working with the HP tablet
> 1100 (Centrino chipset) but I would really like to get the iPaq 4150
> to connect via bluetooth and use the GPRS features. Does anyone have
> any setup tips/tricks/gotchas they could share or am I out of luck?
>
> Thanks
>
>
>
> "repo" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:<[email protected]>...
> > hi..
> >
> > have v600 and as this is the first time i've used gprs wasn't sure what
to
> > expect with regard to speed. but so far i'm less than impressed.
> > using ipaq via bt to surf net is a joke, you'd be quicker walking...
> > google for instance is so slow to download it's almost unusable.
> >
> > i'm using ipaq 1940 with bluetooth.
> > provider is o2 in the uk..
> >
> > is extremely slow download from gprs common.. i'd say it is considerably
> > slower than dial up for instance.
> > or is it more a bt issue with the ipaq?