[thegmanifesto]

oldnemesis -

"I got confused here. Are you using T-Mobile WiFi APs to connect from your laptop? Or you're using your phone as WiFi access point, which uses the Internet via GPRS/Edge/3g?"

This is a little above my pay grade, but basically I can use WiFi on my phone in addition to the phone network.

Does that make sense?

[oldnemesis]

Got it, you're using T-Mobile HotSpots (i.e. their WiFi APs) using your phone WiFi, right?
First I thought you're sharing your cell phone 3G Internet connection with WiFi, by putting your cell phone into access point mode. I do it with mine, but it will not be good for Skype, too much latency. Better to use the USB connection in this case.

In your case you should be able to access the same hotspots directly from your laptop, without using the phone.

[Juanita]

13.3" netbook Intel Atom N455

CPU Intel Atom N455(1.66G)
OS Windows XP
Memory 1GB DDR2
Max Memory Up to 2GB
Storage 160GB
Max Storage Support max 320GB
Graphics Intel GMA X3150
New Motherboard Group Intel 950GSE + INCH7M
Display 13.3" TFT Wide-screen,1280 x 800 pixels


WIFI 1.3 WEBCAMS
exactly what you want.
i kinda like this cause it looked like mac air but much cheaper
wish help.

[thegmanifesto]

(04-04-2011 05:17 PM)oldnemesis Wrote:  

Got it, you're using T-Mobile HotSpots (i.e. their WiFi APs) using your phone WiFi, right?
First I thought you're sharing your cell phone 3G Internet connection with WiFi, by putting your cell phone into access point mode. I do it with mine, but it will not be good for Skype, too much latency. Better to use the USB connection in this case.

In your case you should be able to access the same hotspots directly from your laptop, without using the phone.

I think I am not being too clear.

Basically, when I click on my "connections" icon, I can login to"

Mobile Network
Wi-Fi
Bluetooth

Then I log into whatever WiFi network is available. Make sense?