This paper describes and provides source code for a reference application, called GSM-GPRS, which provides mobile Internet access on a personal digital assistant (PDA) based on a i.MX processor and the Palm OS operating system, using a Motorola general packet radio service (GPRS) enabled phone, the Timeport 280. Guidelines for porting this application to other i.MX-based PDA platforms is also provided.
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