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GPRShelp

Welcome to the GPRSHelp Web site. Here you will find information about how to use GPRS networks and how they work, how to configure your software and download drivers to get you going.

This information will be useful for finding out how GPRS works, evaluating potential GSM network suppliers and configuring your systems or reducing your costs.

Much of the information on this site is generic and applicable to GPRS users worldwide, though additional pricing information is available for UK GPRS users. If you are new to GPRS or mobile data then check out our beginners guide

 

If you would like to be notified of pricing and availability or have a particular requirement in training or collateral related to mobile data then Email training@gprshelp.co.uk.


Bluetooth

With the ever increasing popularity of mobile devices, low-power, short range Bluetooth radio links have become the standard method of connecting devices together. Bluetooth links can be used to connect PDAs to GPRS mobile phones for Internet access or to PCs for synchronization. Setting these systems up can be difficult which is why we are adding Configuring Bluetooth to the GPRShelp site.

Consultancy

If you need further help or longer term support then we can supply a range of consultancy services to help plan or manage your new mobile data projects. Consultancy

Network Survey

What do you use, or what do you intend to use GPRS for? Take a moment to fill in this survey so that we can find how people are using GPRS in the real world. We will post results back on the site soon. Take Survey

Latest news

For international users please Email any comments about your GPRS connecting experiences or user experiences that will help other users make better use of mobile data - don't forget to state your country and network provider . feedback@gprshelp.co.uk.

 


 

 

 
 

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These documents are provided for informational purposes only. The information contained in this document represents the current view of GPRSHelp on the issues discussed as of the date of publication. Because GPRSHelp must respond to changes in market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of GPRSHelp and GPRSHelp cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information presented.
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