I had a friend visiting over last night asking for a PC Suite for Motorola phones for his Windows box for accessing the internet via GPRS. That reminded me that I had a basic Moto phone myself thrown somewhere. After a bit of head-banging, I discovered where it was, plugged out my N73, plugged the Moto in, configured wvdial a bit and w00t! I was online 
Poor friend of mine! Wonder if he found a Moto PC suite somewhere. I’ll offer him Ubuntu next time he calls up/visits 
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Haha.. Windoze can’t beat that sort of plug n play
Even the bloat Vista stands nowhere
Hey, I’ve been thinking of buying a new Nokia phone (an N or E series). Does it support syncing on Ubuntu?
Had an E65, but got mugged in Madras before I had the chance to check.
@Roshan
You can use OpenSync
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=260676
Google up for more opensync tutorials.
Thanks
I will.