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For the record, this all...Samsung A-920 as a Bluetooth Mac modem By: Merlin Mann (16 replies) July 13, 2006 - 3:19am
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For the record, this all...
For the record, this all works with the Samsung A-900, as well.
As for the area code — I live in the Kansas City area (where Print is headquartered), so I’ll be happy to fill you in on our oh-so-weird (really, how much weirder is one string of three numbers than the next?) areas codes. Yours is probably one of the following:
Kansas City, Kansas: 913 (I suspect this is what yours is, since Sprint is actually in Overland Park, Kansas, a KC suburb) Kansas City, Missouri: 816 Northeast Kansas: 785
All of which are very suspicious, indeed. I can totally see why you’d think I was a tele-marketer or a republican if I called you with my 785 number. :)