Cant install wireless internet card

I purchased a 15" mac book pro last week. For internet, i use a Huawei data card EC 168 C, which works fine on my windows laptop. But the app file wont install on the mac.
Is there any other app file i can use for installing.. or any other tip??
Thanks
Atul

Have you contacted your wireless provider to see if they have a modem script for Mac OS X? Have you checked the Huawei data card EC 168 C forums to see if anyone else has had a similar issue and/or resolution? Have you done any google searching?

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