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Pretty sure it will work on an N95. I haven't measured the speeds but browsing seemed at least as quick as my normal wireless broadband connection.
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I assume it would work on standard N95? May give it a bash...sounds good.Originally posted by gadgetman View PostI tried this over the weekend with a nifty application called JoikuSpot. It turns the 3g data connection on your phone into a wireless hotspot.
I tried it with my laptop and it worked first time and was surprisingly fast. Only downside is that it only seems to support WEP rather than WPA.
Anyone else using this?
What speeds were you getting?
KL
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N95 8Gb as a wireless hotspot
I tried this over the weekend with a nifty application called JoikuSpot. It turns the 3g data connection on your phone into a wireless hotspot.
I tried it with my laptop and it worked first time and was surprisingly fast. Only downside is that it only seems to support WEP rather than WPA.
Anyone else using this?Tags: None
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