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10-11-2006, 07:34 PM
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Originally Posted by NJBlackBerry
Welcome to BB Forums.
You must have a BlackBerry Data Plan in order to use any services besides voice and SMS. The T-MobileWeb service (or T-Zones) will not do anything for you at all.
No way (that I am aware of) to bypass that. It can't be done.
Sorry...
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Hi what is a Blackberry data plan? Is it different from GPRS? I got a blackberry from ebay too and would like to try some net apps on it. I'm on easymobile which has GPRS and works fine with my windows mobile devices.
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10-13-2006, 09:05 AM
Anyone here heard anything from Bell?? when will they go full tcp/ip?
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Any new info? -
10-17-2006, 05:31 PM
Hey everyone!
OK I'm new at this....
I'm having simular issues with my 8703R with Bell Mobility.
It's running version 4.1 and connects to Yahoo messenger no problem... but I am trying to access a cool golf program through Wireless 18. I follow the instructions to enter the following details:
WAP GPRS APN: internet.com
WAP Gateway IP: 207.236.197.199
WAP GAtewat Port: 9203
But... no luck.
I can see that Bell Mobility has been a problem but the guy at Wireless 18 says some Bell Mobilty guys have had success... but not all.
Any suggestions?????
Thanks,
Chuck
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10-18-2006, 02:44 PM
hey i am in jamaica with a blackberry 7230 running 4.0 the carriers are digicel
or cable and wireless can anyone help me with the apn
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10-22-2006, 05:44 PM
Guys may be someone got this problem too?
I installed IM+ , did all the settings explained here...everything works as a charm but ICQ! Can't get it to work, saying "can't connect" and that's it...
IM+ set to TCP Direct connect, seems that this is the only settings that IM+ works fast at. Any idea?
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10-25-2006, 11:07 AM
A friend has told me that Blackberries arn't compatible with the GPRS connections we use on other phones. Apparantly you need to find an operator supplying a blackberry service and then your device automatically gets the TCP settings to use GPRS like connections for IM and web browsers.
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10-28-2006, 12:00 PM
I have a 7290 on Cingular (orange SIM) and I have two questions:
I noticed that the userid and password are typed in CAPS... do they need to be typed in caps on the device?
I've seen both WAP... and ISP... as apn and userides... which is currently correct?
TIA,
Wayne
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10-29-2006, 06:20 AM
can i send messeges to someone on here if i know their blackberry phone number, or do they need to sign up onto this site too?
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BlackBerry Brand -
11-09-2006, 04:36 AM
Hello BB-user,
I have used the note from Mark Rejhon in order to change my BlackBerry 8700g OS to the actual version, thanks for that, it worked out perfectly. But, one of the aims I followed has been to change the brand my BB is designed for (T-Mobile in my case)! I tried to upgrade to an OS Version from a different provider, but it did not change. Is there any possibility to run a GPRS Browser with a different SIM Card?
Thanks,
REM
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11-09-2006, 04:39 AM
You can not change the branding on a BB; even if you wipe it out, the branding remains.
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T-Mobile Slovakia -
12-01-2006, 05:06 AM
Hi, and what about TMO Slovakia,
have you any setup BB ?
Thanks.
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12-24-2006, 08:24 AM
i have blackberry pearl and i have sim "orange il" im from isreal and i open the internet in my sim card but the internet not open in my phone
i wont 2 know if the internet open in my mobile or no
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wap.voicestream.com not in DNS? -
12-29-2006, 07:53 PM
For T-Mobile, the list at the top says to use "wap.voicestream.com" for the APN but my BlackBerry Pearl apps that use TCP/IP are complaining that the name isn't resolvable. I tried NSLOOKUP and there is no DNS entry for wap.voicestream.com. I tried a lookup using the DNS tools at www .dnsstuff.com and it didn't recognize wap.voicestream.com either.
What should I configure the APN for T-Mobile to be?
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Talking BlackBerry Encyclopedia
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01-01-2007, 02:29 AM
Hi all
I have a Pearl and my provider is Cingular. The setting it came with for the APN was wap.cingular. With this, I couldn't get Opera nor Ramble to work. I changed it to isp.cingular and now everything works great. I didn't call Cingular before doing this though...Should I be expecting any charges on my bill for doing this? I want to make sure I don't run up a $100 pay-per-kb data charge or something ridiculous like that. This is my first blackberry and I haven't gotten my first bill yet, so I don't know exactly what data plan i have. I believe it is the non-BES unlimited for $29.
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BSNL India -
01-02-2007, 03:05 AM
Hi,
I'm using BSNL network in India, which does not offer BB service. I tried the APN 'bsnlsouth' which used to work with Nokia. I'm using a 8700g with OS ver 4.1. I've the IPPP & BrowserConfig service books installed through BES. Do I need to download a direct TCP stack or any other service book to enable direct TCP/IP.
Thanks
Sonu
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01-02-2007, 03:24 AM
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Hi,
I'm using BSNL network in India, which does not offer BB service. I tried the APN 'bsnlsouth' which used to work with Nokia. I'm using a 8700g with OS ver 4.1. I've the IPPP & BrowserConfig service books installed through BES. Do I need to download a direct TCP stack or any other service book to enable direct TCP/IP.
Thanks
Sonu
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Sonu, welcome to the forums,
I'm pretty certain if the network doesn't offer BB service you can't get any data services on your BB. The BB must be on a BB data plan. Other data plans won't work because the info has to be routed through RIM's system.
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01-02-2007, 10:37 AM
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Originally Posted by John Clark
Sonu, welcome to the forums,
I'm pretty certain if the network doesn't offer BB service you can't get any data services on your BB. The BB must be on a BB data plan. Other data plans won't work because the info has to be routed through RIM's system.
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The data does not HAVE to be routed through Blackberry's system. If your provider can create a service book that would allow you to connect to the GPRS service, you can buy the cheapest data plan and still be able to connect to the Internet. The biggest limitation of the Blackberry is that you cannot manually edit the service books.
Last edited by ProvingGrounds : 01-02-2007 at 10:45 AM.
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01-06-2007, 11:16 AM
anyone have one for suncom???
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01-06-2007, 11:55 AM
Found the suncom TCP
APN: blackberry.net
username and password leave blank
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7100i Help? -
01-12-2007, 09:32 AM
I'm new to the BB and I can't seem to find The TCP settings to change to APN ??
Can someone tell how to get to this or guide me through the process??
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01-17-2007, 06:24 PM
Hi all!
Hoping for some advice here. I have followed steps 1-3. Setup my APN with my service provider and checked the settings on my BB. Everything seems in order, yet everytime I try to log in to eMSN I get a connection write error. can't think of what else to try. I would prefer not to go the jabber route. I have gtalk installed but would prefer to keep the IM accounts separate is possible.
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01-20-2007, 06:59 PM
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Originally Posted by alaskin
I have been reading up on connecting a Blackberry to a network without having to use MDS/BES. I am a little confused on a few things. One, how can i get around a constant message that I have been receiving on my device saying, "Data Connection Refused". If to use these services to I have to subscribe to a blackberry specific data plan? I am currently trying to get the Blackberry working on the Fido Wireless Netwrok in Canada. Has anyone had any success in this? The second is, if I am subcribing to a third party MDS/BES service, does the blackberry have to again be subscribed to a blackberry specific blackberry plan. If someone who is familure in these areas, please can you get back to me.
Cheers,
alaskin
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Have you had any luck with this? I am trying to do same thing.
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01-27-2007, 04:15 PM
HI everyone, I also have the same issue as Alaskin. I'm on O2 here in London, but on a business tariff my company has with the carrier, so we get very good rates on calls. I just got my BlackBerry 8700g last week and still trying to explore on how to use it, as I've been a Pocket PC user for how many years. I keep getting "Data connection refused" on my screen.
Now my company has a dedicated O2 helpdesk that we ring for queries and all, and I was told that for corporate tariffs, they "can't" configure a BB, though if I switched to a consumer tariff (like a high street one), I can get a data plan (via GPRS). Thinking this way, it's just a matter of configuring the device on how to get emails (which is all I want anyway) in real time, I guess using GPRS (which they say can be configured on my Xda Exec, but not on a BB). I really don't buy it.
Hope someone can enlighten me on this. Finally, if I REALLY can't have my emails sent to my BB, how can I remove that "Data connection refused" text on my screen?
Thanks in advance!
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01-28-2007, 04:30 PM
I have a blackberry 8700 and I am using the Fido sim, I have unlimited data plan with Fido. I know it does not support blackberry but is there any way I can get internet and email working on my blackberry with Fido, what about any 3rd party software??
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01-28-2007, 04:33 PM
Welcome to the forums,
You are correct. Fido doesn't support blackberry. And with no Blackberry Data Plan, No data. However, that being said, some have said they've had some success using Opera Mini with those types of data plans. I've not tried it myself but you might give it a shot. Do a search of the forums for Opera Mini and I'm sure you'll find much info.
Even with this setup, though, you won't be able to use the native BB browser or get push email.
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Talking BlackBerry Encyclopedia
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02-01-2007, 04:29 AM
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Welcome to the forums,
You are correct. Fido doesn't support blackberry. And with no Blackberry Data Plan, No data. However, that being said, some have said they've had some success using Opera Mini with those types of data plans. I've not tried it myself but you might give it a shot. Do a search of the forums for Opera Mini and I'm sure you'll find much info.
Even with this setup, though, you won't be able to use the native BB browser or get push email.
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Hi John, I read thru this entire thread. lots of info. I have my Mini Opera installed on my pearl 8100 and working. I am with AT&T.
My question is what other applications would you recommend that can work on this TCP conneciton? I am interested in Yahoo and MSN and other cool apps.
thanks.
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Browser -
02-03-2007, 07:45 AM
I just received my blackberry 7105t. I don't have a browser of any kind that I can see. Do you have to have a data plan before you can see a browser. This may be a dumb question but I am use to using HP Pocket PC where internet is free.
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Talking BlackBerry Encyclopedia
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02-03-2007, 07:59 AM
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Originally Posted by ltaylo10
I just received my blackberry 7105t. I don't have a browser of any kind that I can see. Do you have to have a data plan before you can see a browser. This may be a dumb question but I am use to using HP Pocket PC where internet is free.
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it is probably because you do not have any service books which come with the BB data plans... BES etc...
i am in the same situation so i am using the WAP/TCP side to get internet and IM. Mini Opera does the trick for browsing, then IM+ or Ramble IM or mig33 for IM'ing and Gmaps and Gmail for maps/directions and mail.
heop this helps...
ps you still have to pay for the TCP data
mine with the old at&t is 24.99 unlimited or less if limited MB
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Yahoo module doesn't work: Pls. help, want it so bad. -
02-04-2007, 10:25 PM
Hi
New in this forum. I do have pear under rogers canada and I do have 2 fon number with the couples account. My problem is the number assigned to pearl is not supported by yahoo when I try to add my device to be able to receive msgs thru my fon. The other number doesn't have a problem, yahoo simply sends confirmation codes thru txt msg and I'm good to go. I have tried a couple of sim card switching but still doesn't work. I don't want to use the other fon number to use my pearl so I tried downloading in both sim pack yahoo module from blackberry.com/go/yahoo but both sim card gives error msg "Please visit www dot blackberry dot com/go/yahoo to activate your handheld for yahoo! messenger."
I didn't subscribe for data plan coz I don't use Inet often by my fon.
Opera works but has a few drops, I don't mind.
Verichat works perfect. but I don't want to use it though. to cheezy for me. I simply like yahoo! so what I'm trying to do is to bypass BES or BIS whatever. I don't even know what I'm doing now.
I tried encoding: internet.com and blackberry.net in APN. didn't work.
Anybody?
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02-05-2007, 03:23 AM
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Hi
New in this forum. I do have pear under rogers canada and I do have 2 fon number with the couples account. My problem is the number assigned to pearl is not supported by yahoo when I try to add my device to be able to receive msgs thru my fon. The other number doesn't have a problem, yahoo simply sends confirmation codes thru txt msg and I'm good to go. I have tried a couple of sim card switching but still doesn't work. I don't want to use the other fon number to use my pearl so I tried downloading in both sim pack yahoo module from blackberry.com/go/yahoo but both sim card gives error msg "Please visit www dot blackberry dot com/go/yahoo to activate your handheld for yahoo! messenger."
I didn't subscribe for data plan coz I don't use Inet often by my fon.
Opera works but has a few drops, I don't mind.
Verichat works perfect. but I don't want to use it though. to cheezy for me. I simply like yahoo! so what I'm trying to do is to bypass BES or BIS whatever. I don't even know what I'm doing now.
I tried encoding: internet.com and blackberry.net in APN. didn't work.
Anybody?
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NOt sure how to fix this but you can try IM+ (not free) for Yahoo messaging or MIG33 (free but not as reliable)
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02-05-2007, 10:57 AM
Okay, I tried to follow the steps which was the first post on this thread but particularly for cingular U.S. user. I did all the process but with the rogers BIS account. I had yahoo trying to sign in but only until sign in no action after. I have the yahoo service book already which is BBFS2[YHO] but if you look into it this is what it say:
Record Type: Active
Name:BBFS2
UID:NAYH01
CID:YHO
USER ID:-1
DSID:
Gateway IP: <No Gateway>
Description: Yahoo! Messenger
maybe there's something wrong with it or may I need to call Rogers and have them load my APN, I'm not sure.
Please let me know if you guys have any idea.
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02-05-2007, 11:13 AM
Sorry, This is where I took the process:
www dot blackberryforums.com/blackberry-network/49131-using-rims-yahoo-messenger-client-cingular-wireless-blackberry-handsets dot html
but not from this thread
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help -
02-05-2007, 01:23 PM
i get the 7105t and i think it was before part of acompany becouse when i want to configure the browser he said there default browser configuration what im doing now?
second after i upgrade to 4.1 os the button of the tm didnt work how could i restore it back
thenk you
eli
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Can I use email if GSM carrier in my country do not offer backberry service? -
02-10-2007, 11:52 AM
Hello! I am located in a country were GSM operator only offer GPRS internet connection [TCPIP], but they do not have blackberry service... Is there any chance I can us normal type email client POP3... [no need to have push email..]? Which software I can install on my device? I have BB 2790. Previously Vodafone but unlocked...
Any help/advise would be appreciated! Thanks!
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02-10-2007, 11:58 AM
guney,
Sorry, but no BB data plan...No BB data.
Some people have reported success with Opera Mini getting data from TCPIP internet but not all. You'll need APN settings for your carrier. It's really just a big "maybe."
Without a Blackberry Data Plan you can't get data on a Blackberry.
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02-10-2007, 09:34 PM
hey there can any one tell me what is bes
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02-12-2007, 03:45 PM
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hey there can any one tell me what is bes
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Blackberry Enterprise Server, it is what is used by corporate environments to handle exchange email and other stuff.
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Internet Gateway -
02-21-2007, 05:23 AM
Can I use the blackberry as an internet gateway to connect to the internet from the laptop?
(Not as a modem)
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407 Proxy authentication needed -
03-20-2007, 05:38 AM
Hello, i have a BB Pearl with BES and Enterprise Exchange in Vodafone Spain ( i work in Vodafone).
How can i configure JiveTalk with proxy conecction???
Thank you in advance...
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Clarification on This thread, -
03-26-2007, 04:35 PM
Hi all. I think this thread has confused me a bit so I though I would post some questions about what I am seeing in the hope that I/others can get a clear view of that it is about. I have done lots of searching and cannot find any answers that explain why.
I have a Blackberry 7290 on Orange UK, on a pay-as-you-go system (yes, i know....).
It used to be with O2 UK on contract with the full Blackberry data plan etc... And I used the procedure detailed at the start of the thread to setup the APN to allow MidpSSH to work.
Now after moving to Orange UK on pay-as-you-go, I want to know what is and is not possible.
The pay-as-you-go scheme does allow full GPRS connection, with most ports open. I have been able to use my blackberry as a modem connected to my windows PC to check my email etc.. So therefor what does a Data plan provide? On O2, I just though that it meant the back-end server that pushed email to the phone. Is it more than this? Do I need a service book? I read that doing this procedure would mean that I dont need a service book (ippp).
If my laptop can use the Blackberry to connect to the internet, why cannot the Blackberry connect its-self directly if i specify the APN?
Thanks in advance
Mark.
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