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My cell phone has native IPv6 but only when it's connected to a network
supporting IPv6 (home on WiFi mostly).

> That said, there's no signal in that blasted room...

No signal?  As in no WiFi or no 3G signal?  Sucks...  So much for that
theory.  I know it's got some signal since I was sitting next to Kathryn
a couple of months back when her phone went off and she had to take an
important call...  I haven't tried with my phone on Sprint in there.

> 	--- Mike

Regards,
Mike
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