Here are instructions to add a Huawei E220 to a Debian ARM machine which is much older/smaller than a Raspberry Pi. They should work perfectly on a Raspberry Pi. http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/HowTo/AddUsb3gModem Somebody listed the E220 ...

Just got my pi and need internet access and have only Huawei 220 - am looking into this also.

http://www.sakis3g.org/

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... the raspi to test and all i can do is simulate first on vmware without interconnection, all i have here are usb broadband with hotspot capability (huawei E5830) and the usb wifi. in this case, i cannot connect to the internet initially and i dont have lan crosscable either. i have tried installing ...

I think this might be the cause of a problem I'm noticing too. I'm using an Huawei E160 3G USB modem on the RPi. PPP etc. works as I expect. But at random intervals, PPP says that the modem "hung up" (which it didn't, looking at the logs of the data) and cuts ...

... trying to fashion together a data logger to place at a remote location. Basically its a Rpi with a usb datasource and a vodafone 3g dongle (Huawei K4505) which will periodically post data up to a central php page. I've got a Debian squeeze image on the card and managed to get all the logging ...

I'm guessing he speaks about this one -> http://www.phonearena.com/phones/Huawei-Ascend_id4964 (which is default android 2.1)

the raspi has a 700mhz cpu and 256mb or ram (shared with gpu) the huawei ascend has a 528mhz cpu no gpu and 256mb of ram the ascend has android 2.3.3 official and there are videos of it running android 4.0 theoreticly its possible but we'd definently need ...

the raspi has a 700mhz cpu and 256mb or ram (shared with gpu) the huawei ascend has a 528mhz cpu no gpu and 256mb of ram the ascend has android 2.3.3 official and there are videos of it running android 4.0 theoreticly its possible but we'd definently need ...

i did some research and found that these tablets probably have 256 mb ram and gingerbread on them:

alcor ace, yarvik tab250/211, huawei u8650 sonic (phone), gpad g15 tablet

<r>If you are more ambitious, you could use 3G data. The USB E220 modem from Huawei is very popular with Debian. It supports UMTS and GPRS.<br/> <br/> <URL url="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Huawei_E220">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Huawei_E220</URL><br/> <br/> ...

<t>Done some testing with various other PSUs, and got some disappointing results.<br/> <br/> Have tried a Huawei PSU designed for a MiFi device. This is rated at 5V 1A.<br/> <br/> Have also tried an iPhone PSU, which is similarly rated, and also an original iPad PSU which is ...

... placed on a stable, flat, non-conductive surface in use and should not be contacted by conductive items.<br/> <br/> It's working fine for me with Huawei HW-050100B1W from a 3 branded E585 mifi which is rated as 5V 1A</t>

<t>daka said:<br/> <br/> <br/> I have a Huawei mobile modem power supply with a mini usb plug but the voltage is 5.3.  Does anyone know if this excess voltage would damage the unit?<br/> <br/> <br/> Generally speaking, no it won't directly damage ...

... having to read a hundred posts for some thing so critical to function.<br/> <br/> With a VERY patient simle......<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> I have a Huawei mobile modem power supply with a mini usb plug but the voltage is 5.3.  Does anyone know if this excess voltage would damage the unit?<br/> <br/> ...

<t>I have a Huawei Sonic sitting in front of me with 256M RAM. It is a great phone for the price but gets REALLY slow sometimes and you can paint a picture faster than it can take a photo.<br/> <br/> The RPi has got a hungry GPU ...

... negotiations\" with Android vendors - the leopard doesn\'t seem to change it\'s spots: <URL url="http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2011/nov/08/huawei-microsoft-android-patent-licence"><s>[url]</s><LINK_TEXT text="http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/20 ... nt-licence">http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2011/nov/08/huawei-microsoft-android-patent-licence</LINK_TEXT><e>[/url]</e></URL><br/> ...

... You can check the compatibility here and I can say on the market there are A LOT of devices which are not reaching all those requirements (Huawei Ideos and low cost tablets 100$).<br/> The first step of a test porting would be running the same kernel used in the Android version we want ...

... between the EU Commision and Apple, LG, Motorola, NEC, Nokia, Qualcomm, RIM, Samsung, Sony Ericsson, Texas Instruments, Atmel, Emblaze Mobile, Huawei Technologies and TCT Mobile (Alcatel).<br/> <br/> It has been adapted in China (modified), South Korea, Japan and several other Asian countries.<br/> ...