An aircard is similar to your cell phone as it uses the same wireless network to access the internet, there are two different wireless data systems in use in the United States, EDGE and 3G, EDGE max speed is 150 Kilobits per seconds and 3G max speed is 300 Kilobits per second.
Price varies on the [...]
I was wondering if I could possibly use my Alltel UTStarcom UM150 aircard with my xbox live. I contacted Alltel concerning the issue and they informed me that the Aircard gives out a static ip address, is there anyway to get around this? Or any instructions to follow to setup the device so it will [...]
I am a field tech and have two laptops and an aircard. I want to be able to access the internet on both laptops without having to swap the air card between the two computers when I am in my vehicle. One laptop will be the one I take onsite(need the internet onsite) and is [...]
Simply running the network wizard on both comps will not work.
You need to get a wireless router and install it on your main comp…usually the router will have an installation guide telling how to do that and also how to get your laptop connected to that network.
In general, Internet connection is faster and cheaper but limited to your home. The aircard can connect almost everywhere but it more expensive and slower. You need to make the decision. If you need anywhere anytime connection and speed is not your biggest concern, go for aircard. Otherwise, Internet connect will [...]
If you are on the Enterprise System they can. If you are on BIS, then no – just clear your cache often in your browser.
You basically have two options when it comes to wireless cards:
1) Cardbus adapters, which slide into an open PCMCIA slot on the side of your laptop. Pretty compact and keeps your laptop relatively clutter-free. See Link 1 for a few available ones. However, these are not very widely available and are more costly than Option [...]
I need the drivers for the Siera Wireless AirCard 300. Any Idea where i might find them. I bought it on ebay and it didn’t come with the drivers.
No, NOT an exact physical location or something like a street address. However, you CAN be tracked to a geographical area, the service area of your ISP who you get your IP address from when you connect. If you are using something like cell phone technology, then the closest they can get is a triangulation [...]
With a router, you would connect the internet modem (your aircard in this case) to the router, and then your PCs, laptops, PS3, etc. to the router as well.
I don’t know of a router that supports an aircard – maybe AT&T has something but I doubt it.
Instead, what you can do is connect your PS3 [...]