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Spb Software House Wireless Monitor v3.0
INTRODUCTION
How much do you pay for your data? Spb
Wireless Monitor helps those who don't have an unlimited data
plan keep track of their wireless data usage. We'll take a
look at it and help you determine if it's right for you. Read on for the review!
WHAT'S HOT
Here are the key features of Wireless Monitor:
- Monitor GPRS/CDMA/3G, WiFi, and USB connection usage
- Per-application traffic reporting
- Custom tariff support
SETUP
Spb Wireless Monitor can be set up on your desktop computer and
installed on your mobile device using Active Sync, or a stand-alone CAB file can be installed
directly on your mobile device. After performing a soft reset, Spb Wireless Monitor is
ready to watch your data connections.
PRODUCT FEATURES
Spb Wireless Monitor provides a simple way for
Windows Mobile users to keep track of their wireless data usage and
any associated costs.
A Today screen plug-in gives a summary of the usage on each type of data connection.
Tapping the plug-in takes you to the reporting and configuration options.
To track data costs, you can select your cellular provider's data plan or set up custom billing information.
A variety of reports lets you see usage costs and traffic for each application on your device. Data can be grouped by application or time period.
Reports can give either cost or traffic totals.
Are you a heavy weekend user? Cost and traffic information can be grouped for each day of the month.
If you're worried about unexpected billing surprises, you can set alarms to notify you when cost or traffic thresholds are exceeded. You can configure as many alarms as you need.
When you exceed your usage limit, Spb Wireless Monitor will notify you.
Need more reporting options? Export your data in a CSV file and import it into Excel.
Spb Wireless Monitor makes it easy to keep an eye on your wireless data usage. Setting up alarms and custom tariffs is very straight forward. I was up and running in just a matter of minutes without digging through any manuals.
