3g-g
23rd October 2008, 02:27 PM
*Well, maybe not everyone, but it's a fair old list!
If, like me you've dabbled in a few networks, or perhaps have picked up an unlocked phone to pop your SIM in and have been at a loss as to what the internet settings are for it, you can worry no more, with this rather extensive list!
http://www.taniwha.org.uk/gprs.html
There's got to be nearly every GSM operator in the world listed there, including Tesco, Virgin, Three and the big 4 from the UK.
Also, on the chaps main page (http://www.taniwha.org.uk/) are a huge number of Apple modem scripts, and mobile phone connection scripts. So, if you've a Mac and a 3G handset, we'll get you using mobile broadband if it kills us! ;)
As always, everything on other websites has the "use at your own risk" disclaimer. I found this from a link on The Register (http://www.theregister.co.uk/).
If anyone makes use of it, let us know how well it works out!
If, like me you've dabbled in a few networks, or perhaps have picked up an unlocked phone to pop your SIM in and have been at a loss as to what the internet settings are for it, you can worry no more, with this rather extensive list!
http://www.taniwha.org.uk/gprs.html
There's got to be nearly every GSM operator in the world listed there, including Tesco, Virgin, Three and the big 4 from the UK.
Also, on the chaps main page (http://www.taniwha.org.uk/) are a huge number of Apple modem scripts, and mobile phone connection scripts. So, if you've a Mac and a 3G handset, we'll get you using mobile broadband if it kills us! ;)
As always, everything on other websites has the "use at your own risk" disclaimer. I found this from a link on The Register (http://www.theregister.co.uk/).
If anyone makes use of it, let us know how well it works out!