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Redfly Provides Software Stack for XP/Vista

Posted by Sierra Modro | 01/09/2009 | 2 Comments

I really enjoyed reviewing the Celio Corp Redfly device several months
ago. Celio has announced that they are making a software stack
available for XP and Vista to allow you to extend your phone to a
standard laptop as well. I can see using this when I have no WiFi
signal on my netbook. For people who don’t pay for tethering, this
could be a great solution.

Tags: Celio, CES 2009, Redfly, Windows

Category: Mobile

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Sierra is a Microsoft MVP for Tablet PCs and long time Tablet PC enthusiast. She focuses on the ultra-small, ultra-fashionable aspects of mobile computing.

Lukasz
My sentiments exactly! Why pay for a $60 month data plan to get basic interent access on the go, when youre already paying for it on your phone. Well worth to the money to spend and will turn the netbook into a truly mobile and connected device. Sounds like a great product and I look forward to using it!
JBHTEX
I am curious if this will just be for Windows Mobile or if it will also be available for die hard blackberry users or even andriod? hmmm My curious wheels are turning! :)

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