Mobile Partner should be installed by default on Linux Mint

[Brahim Salem]

Mobile Partner a best graphical user interface for huawei 3g usb modems developed by Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. Huawei Mobile Partner Software is works on almost Operating System Like All Version Of Windows (Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows Xp), Mac (Lion), Ubuntu, Linux.

Features:


Support Vocie Calling
Support Text Messaging Services
Support GPS (Global Positioning System
Support USSD
Support Phone Books
Provide Details Statistics
Support All Huawei Modems
Support Windows (Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows Xp), Mac (Lion), Ubuntu, Linux

and more.


Most new users struggle to get their mobile broadband working on Linux. I think it would be great if they have,like the did on Windows, Mobile Partner preinstalled.

link: [url]http://myusbmodem.com/huawei-mobile-partner-download-all-version-all-os.html
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[jazz.h]

Hi!
I just discovered this post while searching for any info on my E153...
The internet works out of the box in Mint Mate 13 64bit, without any additional software installed.
As I understand with this Huawei Mobile Partner tool I would be able to send and receive sms, voice & gps & everything else don't interest me.
Before I install this Huawei app, is there any other tool in Mint repositories which would enable sms on this dongle?

[kukamuumuka]

That Mobile Partner includes obsolete and vulnerable Java, so no one should install that program.