I am running 7100T (v128) on Tmobile dl OTA for both Feedburner and Newsberry and they both work fine. Try deleting the program and dl them again.

Michael

I just triend the 'burner" from the OTA loads fine and comes up with a list of feeds but when I try to update one it reports:

ja va.io.IOException

Max connections opened.

Update...

I shut off VeriChat and now this app works.

No enter key no escape key implementation on 'burn

it works though.

[EDIT] Escape key must be held for three seconds.

Is the NewsBerry MDS only?

No Joy on my 7100 with tmo (no BES/MDS)

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I am running 7100t on tmo dl ota via bwc and running it no problem. What error msg did u get?

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I am running 7100t on tmo dl ota via bwc and running it no problem. What error msg did u get?

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1. Any tips on getting newsberry to work on T-mobile's 7100t? I have downloaded it successfully, but apparently do not have proper wap settings. What are settings? Where do I change them?

2. What is considered best news reader that allows for off-line reading of multiple subscriptions?

Thank you.

Was the 901 error ever resolved?

Balch

I don't know, but after noticing this thread and trying Berry Bloglines, my RSS needs on my 7100t are met.

http://www.thebogles.com/berry_bloglines.html

Anyone know the WAP settings for verizon?

I downloaded the latest PERSONAL software ota, and after install was asked for some info. I have a 7520 via NEXTEL, can anyone help with the following settings:

Gateway IP
Gateway port
Gateway APN

Either what are they, or how can I figure them out? Thanks for your help.

I am in the exact same boat.

Nextel requires that you download the latest COMPANY software due to the way your internet settings are configured. Try that and let's see where you are...

I'm sure someone somewhere (over the rainbow) has said this before, but there is also a mobile version of bloglines. I have trialed a couple of the rss readers and havent been all that impressed. bloglines is the best solution i've found so far. the addy is www.bloglines.com/mobile. i know it's not the same as having an app that updates in the background or is "always on" but the interface is clean and if you keep your feeds on bloglines anyway, it's very convenient. that's my .001

i am addicted to RSS! it runs my life

Berry Blogline is the best RSS reader I've found. Its fast and works great for us poor CDMA users.

:D

gone wtf