Where else, but in a weblog named 3650
and a 12-inch, would you expect to find some insight into that error
(”App. closed AppArcServerThread”) message that pops up on some users’
Nokia 3650s (including mine) during iSync?
I just got 6.09 kilobytes per second on a 1.4MB zip file that I
downloaded using my EDGE-capable Nokia 6200 as a modem (with my ATTWS
SIM and only 3 bars). I tried the same with my T-Mobile SIM (also
getting 3 bars), and I got 2.85 kilobytes per second. I switched to the
DKU-5 data cable so I could better position the phone, and tried the
ATTWS SIM again (wavering between 3-5 bars). When I did that, I got an
impressive 8.82 kilobytes per second. That’s between 50 and 70 kilobits
per second, much more than the 20-30 kilobits per second I’d been
getting with GPRS in the past.
Eric has patched Rotor to compile under Panther. This is great news–I’d been using the binaries I compiled on Jaguar, but I’ve been itching to rebuild under 10.3’s toolchain.
I just got a note from Smith
Micro: “You recently requested support for the Nokia 6200 in
QuickLink Mobile for Macintosh. Your AT&T Wireless phone is now
supported. You can purchase the product from our website at: http://www.smithmicro.com/products/buy.tpl?product=QLMMAC.”
I have had absolutely no luck with the DKU-5 and the
Mac. I think I’ll give QuickLink Mobile a try…