In SX Microcontrollers, SX/B Compiler and SX-Key Tool, lincoln wrote:

the easiest would be to use a computer as a intermediate host. You could try to the internet programing your self but the stamp would quickly run out of room. 

if you loaded unix/linux on a 2nd hand computer it will have some sort of c complier| perl | python that would let you listen to the serial port connected to the bot. 

if you wanted to send an e-mail your program can talk to a program called  sendmail.
for sms you could exec() curl to a web site like http://smseverywhere.com/send.htm that lest you send sms messages for free. 

if none of that sounded familiar you have alot of research to do.

having wrote that,  you might look on the web for serial to ethernet converter. i needed a basic one for a product but in my wanderings i think there many have been a module that simplified the above task. the unit i wound up using is called a siteplayer telnet but it is only a socket adapter.  

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