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Product Description:
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launch2net is a mobile connection manager. With launch2net, you can use your mobile device like a mobile phone, ExpressCard, PC datacard or USB modem to connect your Mac to the Internet in one easy step.
The powerful configuration assistant automatically detects your mobile device and configures your mobile Internet connection in seconds without the need to enter cryptic settings like user names, passwords or modem scripts.
launch2net supports most mobile devices as well as most mobile network operators worldwide for fastest internet connections like HSUPA, 3G UMTS, EDGE and GPRS speeds.
launch2net saves high roaming costs for mobile data as it is possible to use a prepaid card in other countries to connect to the Internet.
Features:
- Includes connection settings for most cell providers around the globe Supports a very comprehensive list of compatible cell phones, USB modems, ExpressCard modems, and PC data cards
- Features a simple interface which includes information on signal strength, online time and traffice volume
- One button to connect/disconnect
- Menu icon to connect/disconnect without having to run launch2net
- Autoconnect if an ExpressCard, PC Card or USB modem is attached
- Disconnect after a certain time online or traffic volume used
What's new in this version:
Bug fixes:
- Fixed a bug which prevented launch2net to work with some mobile phones via Bluetooth
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.5 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.5 PPC
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- Version: 1.8.8.11, 1/20/2010 07:51AM PST
FaZant
Very simple to install. Does what it should without any hassle. Support is swift, in the rare case where I needed it.
About Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard - Version: 1.8.8.6, 9/1/2009 11:10AM PST
Jan Fuellemann
Hello there.
Thank you for your comments. As you may know, launch2net relies on the modem drivers of several modem manufacturers to "talk" to the modems and make the online experience as best as possible.
Now, as 10.6 compatible modem drivers are not available at the moment, we can not issue a 10.6 compatible update immediately. This does not only affect us, but in general many drivers have to be updated to work with 10.6.
We have stated this on our website as soon as 10.6 was able to be purchased and we are sorry for any inconvenience the lack of modem drivers have caused us all.
Then, there seems to be a slight misunderstanding about the way launch2net helps you to go online. launch2net is not a collection of modem scripts, but a full-featured Internet connection manager. Besides the ability to automatically recognize your device and network information, it will use the right connection settings even in foreign countries. As you know, using your SIM card for online connections abroad is quite expensive due to the roaming costs. With launch2net, you can use e.g. a PrePaid card in foreign countries to connect as easy as at home without the need to call the foreign language support team.
In addition, launch2net keeps track of the online time and data usage. So you can have launch2net quit a connection if a certain limit has been reached. Or check the statistics any time. Furthermore launch2net can autostart a connection, work in the backgound, connect and disconnect using only a menu-bar item without the need to open the application and more.
This is the difference to a mere modem script and it can save you hundreds of dollars roaming costs and much time otherwise spent talking to a network support team.
Kind regards,
Jan Fuellemann (nova media)
Thank you for your comments. As you may know, launch2net relies on the modem drivers of several modem manufacturers to "talk" to the modems and make the online experience as best as possible.
Now, as 10.6 compatible modem drivers are not available at the moment, we can not issue a 10.6 compatible update immediately. This does not only affect us, but in general many drivers have to be updated to work with 10.6.
We have stated this on our website as soon as 10.6 was able to be purchased and we are sorry for any inconvenience the lack of modem drivers have caused us all.
Then, there seems to be a slight misunderstanding about the way launch2net helps you to go online. launch2net is not a collection of modem scripts, but a full-featured Internet connection manager. Besides the ability to automatically recognize your device and network information, it will use the right connection settings even in foreign countries. As you know, using your SIM card for online connections abroad is quite expensive due to the roaming costs. With launch2net, you can use e.g. a PrePaid card in foreign countries to connect as easy as at home without the need to call the foreign language support team.
In addition, launch2net keeps track of the online time and data usage. So you can have launch2net quit a connection if a certain limit has been reached. Or check the statistics any time. Furthermore launch2net can autostart a connection, work in the backgound, connect and disconnect using only a menu-bar item without the need to open the application and more.
This is the difference to a mere modem script and it can save you hundreds of dollars roaming costs and much time otherwise spent talking to a network support team.
Kind regards,
Jan Fuellemann (nova media)
Sorry for the typo. 
- Version: 1.8.8.6, 8/30/2009 12:50PM PST
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lulu21
It should read: It does NOT work on Snow Leopard
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- About Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard
