Me hice la portabilidad desde Yoigo a Simyo, principalmente para usar mi SIM con mi PDA de Samsung Omnia 2 junto con Windows Mobile 6.5 y hasta este momento ha salido todo bien (si no contamos con un proceso de portabilidad con pocos informes). Incluso puedo establecer un túnel de VPN de L2TP/IPSec por su red (la red de Orange) a sitios de [...]
Filed under: Computing | Tagged: Configuración, GPRS, Internet, KPN NED, Omnia 2, Samsung, SIM, Simyo, WM | 6 Comments »
I was quite impressed to discover that an L2TP/IPSec VPN connection actually works via a normal PAYGO Simyo SIM. I tested it on my Samsung GT-i8000 Omnia II mobile phone running Windows Mobile 6.5. Sadly, Yoigo, failed miserably. I had also not had any success with VPNs and Movistar in the past, either PPTP or [...]
Filed under: Computing | Tagged: 3G, Exchange, Internet, L2TP/IPSec, PAYGO, Push E-Mail, Simyo, VPNs, Yoigo | Leave a Comment »
After noting earlier that UK based O2 to Spanish Yoigo text messaging has more gremlins than the film, I did a little O2 to Simyo SMS test, on the basis that maybe it was just the big boys putting down the little budget minnows; but no, it can be said that sending a text from [...]
Filed under: Computing, Gadgets | Tagged: O2, Simyo, SMS, Spain, Text Messaging, UK, Yoigo | Leave a Comment »
Having been somewhat confused by the current position with respect to mobile data access, I thought I would expend some effort to try and sort out the situation in my own mind and track my conclusions here, over some time. So to start with, here is what I have so far: Mobile Phone Data Access [...]
Filed under: Computing | Tagged: 2G, 3G, Bandwidth, Data, Downlink, EDGE, GPRS, GSM, HSDPA, HSPA, HSUPA, Internet, Latency, Mobile, Movistar, Network, Orange, Pay As You Go, PAYGO, Phone, Simyo, Spain, Speed, UMTS, Uplink, Vodafone, Yoigo | Leave a Comment »
