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.

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

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.

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

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.

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

Suitable equipment. Suitable equipment is a suitable mobile phone, a PC-card (an interface card for notebooks) or a PDA with GSM and GPRS functionality.

A large majority of phones now come pre-configured with WAP settings. If you're phone is not configured, we recommend that you contact your service provider and ask for your WAP settings to be sent to you.

If you do have a suitable telephone you need the correct settings for using WAP over the Lebara network.

If you’re not sure, please check with the list of supported phones in the Photo-2-Phone order interface, check your phone’s manual, or check with your mobile operator to get your WAP settings.

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

Yes, information about stock prices, market indices, portfolio and related details can be obtained even on conventional GSM phones. SMS Pull services now make this possible.

Contact us requesting the WAP GPRS service to be activated, telling us the make and model of your mobile phone. The beauty of GPRS is there is no monthly subscription fee. You only pay for what you use! Downloading or transferring information is charged at $1.20 per 5 minute block with a minimum charge of 5 minutes.

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.

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

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.

Most likely. Most services by mymobilephone.com.au require WAP but some use sms only such as mono ringtones. Check with your mobile company for WAP compatibility. Most new mobiles support WAP but you may need to contact your mobile phone company to activate the service. Also check out our compatibility info before ordering any items to make sure that your phone is compatible with each service.

This information should be in your user guide. If you've misplaced or lost your phone user guide, simply visit the 'Your Phone' of the Orange website and your user guide can be accessed there, once you have selected your phone.

It depends upon your preference and your general email needs. If your phone has a built-in POP3 email client or you use your phone to connect with another device such as your laptop or PDA, it is usually preferable to use POP3. With POP3, you can send and receive emails with attachments (dependent on your device capabilities) and, as the settings are stored in your device, you do not need to sign in each time you want to use the service.