Answer: Yes, if your phone supports WAP, you can use the eXactmobile WAP settings to connect to our WAP service.

Answer: Most WAP phones have several slots in which to store WAP settings. This means that you can store the eXactmobile settings on your phone as well as several other WAP settings.

CellGroove.com sends its ringtones, graphics and text message information through both premium and standard text-messages. If you don't have a subscription plan that includes a text messaging element, please contact your carrier and ask them to enable it. TrueTones, Polyphonic ringtones, color wallpapers and animated wallpapers require your mobile device to be Internet enabled.

A WAP enabled mobile phone is equipped with a microbrowser that allows customers to access information from the Internet and perform interactive transactions.

Answer: Only phones with WAP capabilities can access WAP. If your phone does not support WAP there is no way to make it WAP compatible.

Answer: Unfortunately the network operators currently only allow you to use your Free Minutes for Voice calls and since WAP requires a Data call, you cannot use your Free Minutes in this way. We are working hard to change this situation and will keep you posted.

A WAP address usually begins with the letters WAP or mmm, whereas a normal internet page usually begins with www.

Yes you can, you will need to save the ringtone onto your PC and transfer it to your phone by either infra red, bluetooth or data cable.

We provide the configuration settings of the WAP phone for select models that support OTA (Over the Air). Just send an SMS request and you will receive the response. Simply save this and start using the phone to access the WAP services. On request, this can be provided at a reasonable charge.

To get up to date WAP settings sent to your phone, please go to the following site www.btsettings.com. Please follow the instructions to save/install the settings. If you have problems, contact customer services by calling 150 from a BT Mobile or 0800 0322 111 from any other phone.

No, WAP Proof does not contain WAP settings for mobile phones. Ask your mobile operator for the WAP settings of your mobile phone. Check that the web page you are attempting to view can be opened in your web browser (Mozilla or Internet Explorer). It can be done by copying the URL from WAP Proof's URL line to the web browser's URL line. If the web browser does also report an error, check your network settings.

This protocol includes a collection of specifications for mobile use of internet services, therefore a WAP application looks similar to the way in which information is shown on internet. You can use WAP to look at internet pages which have been made suitable for WAP using your WAP telephone or WAP-compatible organiser. Using WAP is similar to the way in which you open internet pages with a computer.

Of Course we send the receiver a URL, which they can use to view the mobile card online. For more information on how to set your mobile up to receive MMS or set your GPRS setting please contact your Mobile Phone Network or contact the Phone Manufacturer.

Yes, we provide WAP access to your WebMail or ProMail email account. Point your WAP browser to the following URL:

Answer: Most WAP-enabled Nokia phones can be configured by means of the Over-The-Air (OTA) settings, which are sent to the phone by SMS. Most other makes of phones must be configured manually. We have step-by-step setup guides on our website for most of the WAP phones on the market.

If your wireless phone is a non-Rogers GSM phone, the data/internet functions are not guaranteed to work on the Rogers Wireless network.

In order to access the items you ordered, your phone must be correctly configured for WAP. If your phone is not currently configured, you can request the settings from your network operator or service provider. Most network operators offer an automatic WAP configuration that can be sent via the Internet. If in doubt, visit your network operators' homepage or call your service provider for customer support.

Yes. Please follow the procedure as mentioned in Q9 to download the settings and SAVE them once you've received them.

A Java enabled phone is a phone that allows you to play enhanced games and use application. (Example: Nokia - 3530, 3650, 6100, 6610, 7210, 7250, 7650 Motorola - C350, T720)

A All mobile phone, handheld PCs, pagers, smart phones, two-way radios, and PDAs, with built-in processors, that enables access to and transfer of information using Wireless Application Protocol, are WAP-enabled devices.

Yes. Please follow the procedure as mentioned in Q9 to download the settings and SAVE them once you've received them.

Answer: WAP (Wireless Application Protocol) is a protocol standard that provides Internet browsing functionality for small hand-held devices - such as mobile phones and personal digital assistants - via a mini-browser built into the unit.

DiGi has made it very simple for our customers to receive the WAP/GPRS settings. There are three ways you can get them. Over The Air (OTA) - This simply means DiGi will send you the settings automatically. All you have to do is SAVE the settings once you've received them. For new customers, we will be sending you the WAP/GPRS settings five days after your DiGi line has been activated. Via SMS - Send SET<space><mobile phone model> to 2000.

WAP is a free, unlicensed protocol for wireless communications that makes it possible to create advanced telecommunications services and to access Internet pages from a mobile telephone. Wireless application protocol is a de facto industry standard supported by a large number of suppliers.

If you are a developer and want access to the wide range of mobile application technologies and products that Ericsson can offer, please look at: www.ericsson.com/mobilityworld By registering at this site, you can get valuable information and tools, which will enable you to build and test applications.

To make sure your cellphone has the Text message and WAP features, you should read your Manufacturer's Instruction Booklet or contact them directly.

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If you are still experiencing difficulties viewing Web sites, complete the steps below to rename any extra copies of the wsock32.dll file that may be located on your computer. You will need to rename any copy of the wsock32.dll file that is not located in the C:\Windows\System folder. To rename a file: Repeat the steps above for each copy of the wsock32.dll file on your system that is NOT in the C:\Windows\System folder. Try logging on to US Message again.