I know there are tons of projects that use WIFI or simple LAN shields to send sensor data from the Arduino as Twitter messages. How could this work with a mobile phone connection? Are there libraries or handware layers that enable TCP via GSM or GPRS? If not with Twitter, could I email the data or send to other APIs which would be HTTP requests?
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Best Answer
You can get a gsm/gprs module from sparkfun. It looks like that'd be pretty easy to get going. You would, of course, need data service to run it.