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US Virgin Islands will change the phone number format to exclude symbols but leave the date format in US form. Just FYI.

I didn't check my network connections before i had added my phone, but I do know that when I boot into testmode, I do see an actual Bluetooth DUN Network Adapter listed in my network connections. The settings appear to be defaulted to ATT though, not my verizon phone. (I use a Windows Mobile Samsung I760 running Windows Mobile 6.1 Pro). I'm going to switch the settings for the DUN adapter to verizon, add Opera to my SD card as soon as I find a decent copy, then I'll see what happens when I run it.

Yep, Opera was going to be my test app, if I get that to run then I'll move onto some other apps such as email/messaging apps and then finally some of my own custom applications. My employeer will get a kick if I can get my custom Microsoft CRM client to work on my car, even better if I can integrate it with the phone application.

Verizon Settings: Username: [yournumberhere]@vzw3g.com Password: vzw Alternate Non 3G Username: [yournumberhere]@verizonwireless.com Phone Number: #777

So, I'm relatively new to being an Avic owner, and though I have read all over the forums, I haven't contributed much, so here is my first real attempt at contributing. So I choose the F900 unit strictly for it's Windows CE engine, I'm a Microsoft Developer and as such I don't see limitations with this device, only possibilities. One of my first challenges that I've given myself is to get Internet access working. This is important to me as I would like to enable a number of internet enabled applications, including e-mail, messaging, but most importantly, realtime tracking. The only way

Will you be including src/instructions? I'm highly interested in your progress as well as adapting this to additional applications. I just installed my first avic unit this weekend (900) and so far I love it, I'm also a software architect specializing in Microsoft technologies, with experience with Windows Mobile (though not my specialty), so I'm highly excited about seeing what can be done with this unit.