A cell phone wireless modem is an accessory used to connect a cell phone or other portable device such as a PDA or laptop to the internet without annoying wires to make a "hard" connection point.

c) Check the IP address captured. Go to Start > Run > type cmd (Win2K/XP) or command (Win98/Me) > in the dos prompt type ipconfig to check your computer’s IP, it should be in the same subnet as the router. I was able to ping the IP of the router, but I was not able to access the web configuration page 192.168.1.254 For Internet Explorer, click Tools, Internet Options, and then the Connections tab. Make sure that Internet Explorer is set to Never dial a connection.

No, in order to take full advantage of our Broadband phone service you will need a Broadband connection such as a DSL or a Cable Modem.

Yes, as long as you have data service enabled with your wireless provider. If you are not sure whether you have data service enabled, check with your provider first; many providers will charge extra for this service.

The cordless (49 MHz) and cellular FM phones are not secure. If you don't want anyone to hear you, don't use cordless or cellular. The new cordless (900 MHz) spread spectrum and cellular non-FM (ie IS-95, etc.) are secure because of the spreading code used in the modulation technique. In general, spread spectrum systems provide a much higher level of security than the more traditional narrowband systems.

The easiest way is to turn your wireless phone off, remove its battery cover, and read the label. Your wireless phone model number should be listed on that label.

Yes - Simply send an email with the text you want updated on your site. If you cannot enter a subject on your wireless device see the Technical FAQ for details on an alternative way to enter the subject.

Unlike DSL or Cable Modem, our service does not depend on telephone or cable TV infrastructure. This enables Phoenix Internet to reach many neighborhoods where DSL and Cable Modem are unable or unwilling to go. Our service plans offer performance comparable to DSL and Cable Modem, but with some important differences. Superior customer service because we are a local company and can be at your location within hours if necessary.

No. The Navini modem is specifically designed for the Navini wireless network as implemented by Unwired.

A wireless phone is a two-way radio. It has both a receiver and a transmitter. When a user makes a call, the voice sound is converted to radiofrequency energy and is transmitted to the nearest base station. Hence, a wireless phone exposes the user to small amounts of radiofrequency energy because of the short distance between the phone and the head. Wireless phones are also called mobile phones because they are hand-held and do not use wires and cables like conventional phones.

The actual prompts may vary by phone model. Usually, when you receive a ringtone or graphic on your phone, you will be prompted to save, listen/view, or discard the download. If you want to use the download as the default, you will need change your settings. For ringtones, this may be in either the Profiles or My Sounds menus of your phone. For graphics, this may be in either the Images or My Pictures menu.

A bad modem or the phone cord not being plugged in might be the culprit. Make certain that all of your phone line connections going in and out of the modem are tight and secure, then try to connect to US Message again.

Since most cell phones these days come internet ready, cell phone manufacturers, such as LG or even companies such as Sanyo, have found it useful to make their cell phones with built-in modems.

Yes, almost all Vision phones can be used as a modem. You do need the necessary drivers, which can generally be found in the Sprint Phones Section. Mac OS X already has built-in support for almost all Vision phones. Most PCS Vision phones can be used as a modem without a PAM Plan. Power Vision phones however generally require a PAM Plan. Because of the broadband nature of EV-DO, Sprint is compelled to charge more for the service.

Mediacom supplies and maintains the phone modem, which is called a multimedia terminal adapter ("MTA".) It is Mediacom's property. If there are issues with the MTA, Mediacom will send a technician to troubleshoot and replace it, if necessary. If you disconnect your Mediacom phone service, it is your responsibility to return the phone modem to Mediacom, or you will incur an unreturned equipment fee.

Yes, but Capitol Broadband can not guarantee the level of service when using equipment not recommended by us.

YES! Ositech has engineered the product to look like a standard modem to all Card and Socket Services. This means that your internet, fax and data software will work as it would with other modems. The DPI Technology is used only if the modem is connected to the handset cable of a digital phone system (as found in many offices and hotels).

Yes, although some performance problems may be encountered. It is recommended that a higher speed modem be used (e.g. 56K).

These models are designed to work with an external internet connetion, such as a an external ADSL or cable modem, and so are ideal for using with a Telstra Bigpond or Optus cable service, using the cable modem supplied by Bigpond/Optus. Please see the WAN FAQ. The DrayTek Vigor models which have a built-in ADSL modem are hardcoded to apply router, firewall and VPN to the ADSL interface (and ISDN interface, if included).

a hearing aid user there are a number of different features that may make it easier for you to use a digital wireless phone. These features may include but aren't limited to: The best approach for individuals who wear hearing aids is to explore the different wireless services offered. As a consumer talk with your audiologist and service provider to find out what phone model would work best for your individual needs.