To access the service, you will need a configured WAP-enabled mobile phone or wireless terminal. The steps for configuration are available at www.ideas.singtel.com

Yes. To date, you can use a GPRS-enabled phone and any Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs) will be able to access to IDEAS WAP. Please refer to the setup guide (www.ideas.singtel.com) for proper settings on the GPRS mobile phone or PDA connected to the GPRS mobile phone. Should you encounter problem, please contact our Technical Support at 1800-7788133 or 1800-i-1-IDEAS (1800-4-1-43327) for further assistance. See similar questions...

You must change your WAP profile settings before you can access WAP in other countries. The WAP profile settings for SingTel Mobile customers in overseas countries can be found below. You must also subscribe to MobileData to activate the data service on your SIM card before you can use WAP Roaming. See similar questions...

There are no registration charges and monthly subscription fees. You only need to pay for the usage time at $0.22 for 1st minute and $0.022 for subsequent 6-sec blocks. If you dialed an IDD number, the prevailing IDD rate applies in addition to the above charges. See similar questions...

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. See similar questions...

Ericsson has made it very easy to set up your phone to use WAP. Go to this address and select Country/Network/Mobile phone/WAP service provider and the service will send you a SMS with the correct settings. This service applies to all Ericsson WAP phones, but will only work for most European countries, but not U.S., Africa, See similar questions...

You may have lost your settings by switching phones or by accidentally changing them while scrolling through your phone's menu. Try sending your WAP settings to your phone through Setup. If this doesn't work, try turning your handset off, removing the battery for about ten seconds, then place it back on your phone, it turn it on and retry connecting. If you still cannot access WAP, call 156 from your Orange phone if you are a Pay Monthly customer, or 451 if you are a Pay-as-you-go customer. See similar questions...

No. WAP devices are limited in the content that they can display, so a notable exception will be "plug-in" content such as Macromedia Flash, streaming video and the like. It is unlikely that WAP devices will ever offer access to the same software as on larger Personal Computers, simply because of the logistics involved (the size of most wireless devices has to be small in order to be convenient to the owner). See similar questions...

Answer: Any site that you would like to visit should be WAP-compatible for you to connect to that site. An increasing number of websites are becoming WAP-compatible. See similar questions...

WAP was designed for wireless devices such as browser-enabled cell phones, however, you can view the VPC's WAP pages from your PC if you use a WAP emulator such as DeckIt. See similar questions...

I am not sure if WAP (Wireless Application Protocol) is alive or dead. There are a lot of (more or less) usable WML (Wireless Markup Language) pages but there are more HTML pages optimized for mobile devices such as Pocket PC. There are also a lot of sub-domains (wap.example.com) which are no WAP/WML pages which can be confusing for users (and me). See similar questions...