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> Has anybody gotten the nokia cellular data stuff to work?
> (Any of it?  I think one emulates a modem.)

>From the (poor) documentation I've seen so far, the Windows driver 
emulates a serial port, but the actual interface to the phone is 
different again.  There appears to be a standard for the interface, but 
no sign of a document describing it, only a single vendor selling the 
driver software.

Determining the protocol should be relatively straightforward given the 
right tools.  From there, the rest is a SMOP.

mike