Nokia 3510i wireless internet connection ?

Hi All
Two questions...

1) Is it correct that I can't use my Nokia 3510i (on O2 ireland payg)
and a suitable cable to connect 'wirelessly' to the internet & send /
retrieve email ?

2) If the answer to (1) is 'yes - no way'.....
what would be the options for (cheaply!) getting a 'net connection ?

Background - I'm moving to Ireland in the next couple of weeks, and
the telecoms organisation 'eircom' look as if they're not going to be
able to get me a wired phone connection any time soon. Started the
ordering process 3 months ago... but they're taking their time.

So - wondering about a cheap 'stopgap' solution just to keep connected
until eircom get their act together. I do realise that the connection
will be slooooow - but it'll save driving to the nearest internet cafe
every day...

Thanks in advance
Adrian - Suffolk UK

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Hello!

> 1) Is it correct that I can't use my Nokia 3510i (on O2 ireland payg)
> and a suitable cable to connect 'wirelessly' to the internet & send /
> retrieve email ?

It is correct. This phone doesn't have modem ( modulation-demodulation
device ). You can use its cable for PIM and gallery management only.

> 2) If the answer to (1) is 'yes - no way'.....
> what would be the options for (cheaply!) getting a 'net connection ?

May be you should try Nokia 6021? It isn't too expensive.

PS: Nokia 3220 is cheaper than 6021, but it has only wireline PC-to-phone
connection.

Best regards, Maxim Vyalkov.
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> Hi All
> Two questions...
>
> 1) Is it correct that I can't use my Nokia 3510i (on O2 ireland payg)
> and a suitable cable to connect 'wirelessly' to the internet & send /
> retrieve email ?
>
> 2) If the answer to (1) is 'yes - no way'.....
> what would be the options for (cheaply!) getting a 'net connection ?
>
> Background - I'm moving to Ireland in the next couple of weeks, and
> the telecoms organisation 'eircom' look as if they're not going to be
> able to get me a wired phone connection any time soon. Started the
> ordering process 3 months ago... but they're taking their time.
>
> So - wondering about a cheap 'stopgap' solution just to keep connected
> until eircom get their act together. I do realise that the connection
> will be slooooow - but it'll save driving to the nearest internet cafe
> every day...
>
> Thanks in advance
> Adrian - Suffolk UK
>