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  <body>I &lt;a href='http://gwynmorfey.com/categories/2-on-the-go/articles/100-miracle-device'&gt;love&lt;/a&gt; my Nokia 6120c. Now I have a new trick - internet access on my Macbook, using the phone's net connection.

It's trivial. Don't google, don't download scripts, don't do anything hard. Just go to System Preferences -&gt; Network, choose Bluetooth, enter the Access Point Name under Telephone Number, and click Set Up Bluetooth Device. Leopard has the scripts already - just select Nokia, 3G. 

To get your Access Point Name, Username and Password, look in your phone's settings. For Three Mobile in the UK, it's "three.co.uk", blank username/pass.

It Just Works.
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  <title>Tethering a Nokia to OSX via Bluetooth on Leopard</title>
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