davidajo
07-30-2004, 09:38 AM
the same in the subject...HELP ME PLEASE!
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donc13
07-30-2004, 11:56 AM
Originally posted by davidajo
the same in the subject...HELP ME PLEASE!
There are several browsers for Palm devices, but none that I know of that are 'full screen" as in, can display a full web page compressed to a palm screen. In fact many sites, have "pda" pages that are setup for display on hand helds in text only mode.
But on top of that, how do you plan on getting to the web from the iQue in the first place? Just curious.
the same in the subject...HELP ME PLEASE!
There are several browsers for Palm devices, but none that I know of that are 'full screen" as in, can display a full web page compressed to a palm screen. In fact many sites, have "pda" pages that are setup for display on hand helds in text only mode.
But on top of that, how do you plan on getting to the web from the iQue in the first place? Just curious.
davidajo
07-30-2004, 12:09 PM
where is possible download Web Pro 3.5?
donc13
07-31-2004, 11:39 AM
Originally posted by davidajo
where is possible download Web Pro 3.5?
Web Pro 3.5 is specific for the Zire 72, at least according to Palm's site. Web Browser Pro is available there also for $35 but again, requires a connection to the internet via the bottom connector. It also claims a Tungsten T or T2 but presume it will work on any Palm OS machine.
where is possible download Web Pro 3.5?
Web Pro 3.5 is specific for the Zire 72, at least according to Palm's site. Web Browser Pro is available there also for $35 but again, requires a connection to the internet via the bottom connector. It also claims a Tungsten T or T2 but presume it will work on any Palm OS machine.
Curious Cat
07-31-2004, 12:15 PM
I'm using 3.0 and it works fine, not full screen of course. It was not easy to find either but if someone needs it, PM me and I'll see if I can send it to you.
FreeBird
07-31-2004, 12:20 PM
@donc13,
you can also use the infrared port with a mobile phone.
That's how I access the internet occasionally to check my emails (iQue + SonyEricsson T630 (using GPRS) via infrared port).
It's not very speedy (GPRS gives you a max of 56kbit/sec, depending on your provider) but it's enough to check my emails.
you can also use the infrared port with a mobile phone.
That's how I access the internet occasionally to check my emails (iQue + SonyEricsson T630 (using GPRS) via infrared port).
It's not very speedy (GPRS gives you a max of 56kbit/sec, depending on your provider) but it's enough to check my emails.
DigiToyz
07-31-2004, 01:40 PM
I've been using a cable that connects my IQue to a Kyocera 7135 phone. I got it from ww.gomadic.com. They seem to have every possible combination to use all sorts of phones w/ the IQue, and their customer support is absolutely fantastic – just really nice people.
Lance
Lance
donc13
08-01-2004, 10:20 AM
Yes, I've used mine with my Motorola phone and Verizon, but only for email, not for browsing....my connect is only 14.4kHz using that route....100 times slower than my normal DSL connection at home...so I'm spoiled.
But to all who caught me on that...yes, I was thinking of bluetooth or Wi-Fi access when I said the iQue didn't support it, I had forgotten about direct phone access since I do it so rarely.
Don
But to all who caught me on that...yes, I was thinking of bluetooth or Wi-Fi access when I said the iQue didn't support it, I had forgotten about direct phone access since I do it so rarely.
Don
peeam
08-01-2004, 10:46 AM
FreeBird,
Could you please tell a novice like me, how you use your Sony Erricsson phone with IQue.
Thanks
Could you please tell a novice like me, how you use your Sony Erricsson phone with IQue.
Thanks
jonasolof
08-01-2004, 10:57 AM
Originally posted by Curious Cat
I'm using 3.0 and it works fine, not full screen of course. It was not easy to find either but if someone needs it, PM me and I'll see if I can send it to you.
If you have 3.0 working, you can have full screen by using CodeDiver
Connection to a cell phone works both over IR and cable. The Gomadic cable is the easiest to handle.
I'm using 3.0 and it works fine, not full screen of course. It was not easy to find either but if someone needs it, PM me and I'll see if I can send it to you.
If you have 3.0 working, you can have full screen by using CodeDiver
Connection to a cell phone works both over IR and cable. The Gomadic cable is the easiest to handle.
Curious Cat
08-01-2004, 11:12 AM
Originally posted by jonasolof
If you have 3.0 working, you can have full screen by using CodeDiver
Connection to a cell phone works both over IR and cable. The Gomadic cable is the easiest to handle.
Unfortunately for me, my old cell phone died and my new one is not compatible with any Gomadic cable including the one I already own. I think it's their (Sprint's) way of trying to force their customers to pay for their Internet service.
If you have 3.0 working, you can have full screen by using CodeDiver
Connection to a cell phone works both over IR and cable. The Gomadic cable is the easiest to handle.
Unfortunately for me, my old cell phone died and my new one is not compatible with any Gomadic cable including the one I already own. I think it's their (Sprint's) way of trying to force their customers to pay for their Internet service.
DigiToyz
08-01-2004, 12:53 PM
Originally purred by Curious Cat
Unfortunately for me, my old cell phone died and my new one is not compatible with any Gomadic cable including the one I already own. I think it's their (Sprint's) way of trying to force their customers to pay for their Internet service.
Hiss... Hiss...
That would be kind of sucky on Sprint's part. Maybe your new phone is so new that gomadic doesn't have it listed yet. They say that they will send you a new cable if/when you change phones, so it's probably worth at least a phone call to them (if you haven't already).
Lance
Unfortunately for me, my old cell phone died and my new one is not compatible with any Gomadic cable including the one I already own. I think it's their (Sprint's) way of trying to force their customers to pay for their Internet service.
Hiss... Hiss...
That would be kind of sucky on Sprint's part. Maybe your new phone is so new that gomadic doesn't have it listed yet. They say that they will send you a new cable if/when you change phones, so it's probably worth at least a phone call to them (if you haven't already).
Lance
Curious Cat
08-01-2004, 01:34 PM
Originally posted by DigiToyz
That would be kind of sucky on Sprint's part. Maybe your new phone is so new that gomadic doesn't have it listed yet. They say that they will send you a new cable if/when you change phones, so it's probably worth at least a phone call to them (if you haven't already).
Lance
Thanks but been there, done that. They are the ones who told me that some cell phone companies are changing to keep them from being able to connect. :(
I may be switching when my current contract is up. It was a replacement phone they provided when my other died.
That would be kind of sucky on Sprint's part. Maybe your new phone is so new that gomadic doesn't have it listed yet. They say that they will send you a new cable if/when you change phones, so it's probably worth at least a phone call to them (if you haven't already).
Lance
Thanks but been there, done that. They are the ones who told me that some cell phone companies are changing to keep them from being able to connect. :(
I may be switching when my current contract is up. It was a replacement phone they provided when my other died.
mtnmunch
09-21-2004, 11:37 PM
So how does one get their hands on Palm Web Pro 3.5, if they don't have a Tungsten W???
o_town_racer
09-24-2004, 02:44 PM
I just got my iQue working with my Nokia cell phone. I'm using the infrared port and having the PDA dial my BellSouth ISP. It's slow, but works in a pinch and it's easier to compose and read email on the PDA than on the phone. I can also browse and/or clip the web with AvantGo. I can browse with the phone as well, but it uses GPRS while I'm just burning minutes when using the IR and dial-up with the PDA. Not that I'll use it that much, but it is kind of cool getting all this tech to work together.
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