I've looked at the Nokia card phones and just wasn't sure if they worked=20=
with Newton. Now that I know, I'll have to buy one, soon. I often do=20=
my accounting away from work, and during the summer have no phone line=20=
at home. If I can fax my reports when done, or email and even do basic=20=
web browsing on an internal card phone, that would be too cool and would=20=
make my life a little easier.
Now if =C9ircell or Esat will offer decent speeds for data transfer, =
they=20
can sign me up!
Caoimh=EDn
On Wednesday, November 28, 2001, at 05:53 PM, Victor Rehorst wrote:
>
> On Thu, 29 Nov 2001, doppler wrote:
>
>> BK [bk_newtontalk_at_yahoo.com] wrote the following 2001-11-28 23.35:
>>
>>> However, you can use the Nokia GSM data card with the Newton. It's =
got
>>> official drivers for that.
>>
>> does anyone have those drivers handy? i need them for my high speed =
v2=20
>> nokia
>> card (up to 42k/s i think)
>
> UNNA:
>
> http://www.unna.org/unna/drivers/modem/
>
> There are three Nokia drivers there.
>
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