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Default yahoo go - 10-02-2007, 07:31 PM

Hi, i have a big doubt, yahoo go use a blackberry data plan o tcp conection?


I ask this for at this moment I use yahoo go without apn configuration, I have cleared the fields apn.

Also I deleted the service book tcp with the apn address wap.gprs.unifon.com.ar

But in other forums I read what yahoo go use a apn conection.

Sorry for my bad English but I need the correct answer for this.

Thanks in advance
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Default 10-02-2007, 11:36 PM

I would think that Go! is smart like FreeRange (rss reader) and other BB apps with the connection - they understand BIS-B, WAP, Direct TCP and BES + MDS by using the RIM API. I can't confirm right now (Go! isn't out yet for 8320, but I had it on my 8100) but I would think they start at the "best" one, try it, if it doesn't work try the next one and so on down the list until you get some sort of internet connection.

That's my guess, at least. So it's possible it works with APN *and* without APN set; it feels like the smart programming choice.
   
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