BlackBerry SSH [was: Campus cops treat Ubuntu use as sign of criminality ]

[gaf-mNDKBlG2WHs at public.gmane.org (Jerry Feldman)]

I have a Blackberry Curve through AT&T Wireless.
The unit has GPS and uses GSM and Edge (too old for G3).
The telenav service is $10.00/Mo if you want GPS route guidance, but=20
Google Maps work fine. BTW: It positions you at the nearest cell tower=20
until it gets a good GPS triangulation.
I got the unit just before my train trip to San Diego, and it was fun=20
watching the map change. For the most part, the phone portion is just as =

good as my previous phones. I also use a BT earplug as well as in my=20
car. I use the web from my phone frequently. Last Sunday at the Galley=20
Diner, Bill (owners father) was miffed that the Sox scores did not make=20
the morning paper, so I immediately went to redsox.com and got it for=20
him. The camera takes decent pictures for a cellphone.

Verizon, AT&T, Sprint, and T-Mobile are all evil :-)
I use AT&T (Cingular) because it works at my home (outside) where my=20
neighbor's Verizon got no signal.

On 04/25/2009 07:52 AM, James Kramer wrote:
>> What ssh client do you use on you blackberry and does it support Publi=
c
>> Keys?  I grabbed midpssh but it didn't support public keys to my
>> knowlege and it never works right.
>>
>>    =20
>
> Is blackberry a good cell phone?  My lease will be running up soon and
> I am looking for a good cell that I can do some extra things with.  I
> am also looking for the best provider.
>
>  I don't want to pay for software.  My latest phone from Verizon
> charges for everything imaginable.  If they could charge for the air
> that I breathe while talking they would.
>
> What would everyone recommend.  I need GPS, email, the ability to play
> mp3/video, a camera (maybe), and some free software that I can play
> around with.
>
> Is Android a good phone?  I am a little paranoid about Google.
>
> I would appreciate some suggestions and also suggestions for a good
> wireless carrier.
>
>
>  =20


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Boston Linux and Unix
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