12:34 am
January 13, 2010
Can anyone please help,
I have a BB 1820 and the wifi works great to surf the net.
Its unlocked - just got it and just got the data plan hooked up.
Can anyone tell me what they did to even get a browser running, the wap one ?
It would be nice to get push email, I hope there is some way to do this, or this is like a decade behind and I will just cancel it.
11:40 am
January 23, 2010
11:41 am
February 1, 2010
Apn: goam.com
Username: wapuser1
Password: wap
The above setting worked to get my browser up and running (blackberry curve). The only thing I haven't got going is instant messanger. These next two codes I have been told to use but I can't fugure out where to change them.
Proxy IP: 10.128.1.69
Port: 80
5:17 pm
January 22, 2010
I bought an unlocked Blackberry 8700, and it had no browser icons, and it did not work with data at all. I upgraded the OS from 4.1 to 4.5, with the SIM in, and it came up with browser icons and 5 service book entries. The APN is blank. It appears that web browsing is the only service that works reliably with this low cost service. I have installed Opera Mini 5.2 beta, and it works fine. Bolt browser will not connect to the Internet, nor will Logicmail (an IMAP client that does not require BIS).
7:37 pm
March 11, 2010
ricks1950 said:
It appears that web browsing is the only service that works reliably with this low cost service. I have installed Opera Mini 5.2 beta, and it works fine. Bolt browser will not connect to the Internet, nor will Logicmail (an IMAP client that does not require BIS).
@rick, thanks for the heads-up about Logicmail. I successfully installed it and connected to two of my IMAP accounts (including gmail). I've got an 8520 so it may only work because I'm using a wifi connection at the moment. Next time I head out, I'll check to see if it connects via edge. I suspect it won't.
4:50 pm
July 12, 2009
I have Logicmail installed on a BlackBerry Bold on Rogers with a full data plan and it will not connect using the data connection. I think if I remember from when I installed it, it was designed to only work on wifi.
It is quite handy for use with wifi -- as you can connect to more than one POP or IMAP mailboxes for quick mail checks while at Hotspots etc.