Pocket Connection Manager 3.01
| Developer: |
Avanquest (BVRP) Software (more products...) |
| OS: | Win98/ME/2000/XP/Pocket PC |
| License: | Shareware |
| Price: |
$14.9 (Buy it now)
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| Size: | 5.91 MB |
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Connect to the Internet on your Pocket PC in a single click. Pocket Connection Manager communications software for Pocket PC includes 3G, GPRS and CDMA Internet connectivity, via cell phone connection to your PDA. Using an integrated database of 320 major cell phone operators in 87 countries, Pocket Connection Manager automatically detects the nearest cell phone operator to get you online quickly and easily anywhere in the world. If you are the owner of an HP IPAQ, a Dell Axim or Toshiba Pocket PC, this is the communications software for you.
Pocket Connection Manager will automatically configure your Internet connection when you use your cell phone as a modem with your PDA. An integrated database of 320 major cell phone operators in 87 countries makes it easy for you to find and configure a high-speed data connection using 3G, GPRS or CDMA networks. Pocket Connection Manager automatically detects what kind of connection your are using for your cell phone (Bluetooth, infrared or cable) and stores your personal parameters for future use. If your connection is dropped due to network problems, Pocket Connection Manager automatically chooses a back-up connection that you’ve defined previously. The software also launches whatever application you choose on start-up including Internet Explorer, MSN Messenger, WAP Navigator and/or your email client. If there is no high-speed 3G/UMTS network available locally, pocket Connection Manager automatically defaults to the strongest GPRS or GSM connection as a backup. |
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