Brandon: Did you ever get an answer to this question. I have searched high and low for the same capability, but all the cell phone makers and specialty stores give you a blank look. Surely, you and I are not the only geniuses on the planet?! Even with a blue-tooth enabled phone (mine a Motorola V551) and blue-tooth pcoket-PC, I still need to go through an external modem to connect to an ISP. I would be interested in an update (dropbox999 at hotmail dot com) thanks. Ken
I am wondering if anybody has heard anything about what I am trying to do here, or if you think it would even be possible.
My cell phone (Nokia 6010) has the normal handsfree jack (1/8" slot), and I was thinking that since a handsfree accessory has the normal send and receive plugs that it might be possible to splice that into a RJ11 jack so I could use the cell phone for data via my modem. I have unlimited minutes, but the data transfer costs money. If I could use my cell phone just like I would a normal home phone line with a RJ11 input then I would in essance be cheating the system. All the phone company would see would me be on a voice call. From there I could either try and have the computer dail an ISP (probably not possible) or manually dial the phone and then connect that way.
Is this even possible? Or am I going to blow up my phone in the process?
Thanks for your help and advice,
Brandon

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