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luckychen's TravelStream™ — Recent TravelPod.com entries TravelStream™ news feed for member luckychen on TravelPod's free travel blogs service http://www.travelpod.com/syndication/rss/luckychen en-us Copyright ©2009 TravelPod.com Thu, 11 Sep 2008 22:52:42 -0400 http://www.travelpod.com Training Picture Group I — Phnom Penh, Cambodia http://www.travelpod.com/travel-blog-entries/luckychen/1/1221187860/tpod.html http://www.travelpod.com/travel-blog-entries/luckychen/1/1221187860/tpod.html#comments Travel Blogs http://www.travelpod.com/travel-blog-entries/luckychen/1/1221187860/tpod.html Thu, 11 Sep 2008 22:52:42 -0400 ChEnLuCkY

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]]> SE Bluetooth Configure To PC — Phnom Penh, Cambodia http://www.travelpod.com/travel-blog-entries/luckychen/1/1218683160/tpod.html http://www.travelpod.com/travel-blog-entries/luckychen/1/1218683160/tpod.html#comments Travel Blogs http://www.travelpod.com/travel-blog-entries/luckychen/1/1218683160/tpod.html Wed, 13 Aug 2008 23:09:37 -0400 ChEnLuCkY

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]]> Picture Setting For Window Mobile — Phnom Penh, Cambodia http://www.travelpod.com/travel-blog-entries/luckychen/1/1217841600/tpod.html http://www.travelpod.com/travel-blog-entries/luckychen/1/1217841600/tpod.html#comments Travel Blogs http://www.travelpod.com/travel-blog-entries/luckychen/1/1217841600/tpod.html Mon, 04 Aug 2008 05:33:28 -0400 ChEnLuCkY

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<img src="http://www.mconline.ru/post/21548/gprs-ppc_html_med5336.jpg" border="0">Click the Start button and stylus to select menu item Settings Stylus Click Start button and select Settings menu item <img src="http://www.mconline.ru/post/21548/gprs-ppc_html_2969779e.jpg" border="0"> In the window that appears, you will see three tabs: Personal (current), and Connections System. Select the Connections In the window that appears, you will see three tabs: Personal (current), and Connections System. Select the Connections <img src="http://www.mconline.ru/post/21548/gprs-ppc_html_m457001fb.jpg" border="0"> In the new window, click the Connections icon. In the new window, click the Connections icon. <img src="http://www.mconline.ru/post/21548/gprs-ppc_html_m17f2b88d.jpg" border="0"> In the new window, you will see two tabs: Tasks (current), and Advanced, which should be chosen. In the new window, you will see two tabs: Tasks (current), and Advanced, which should be chosen. <img src="http://www.mconline.ru/post/21548/gprs-ppc_html_1ea837b.jpg" border="0"> Click on the Advanced tab: <img src="http://www.mconline.ru/post/21548/gprs-ppc_html_64d2ef40.jpg" border="0"> In the new window, click Select Networks In the new window, click Select Networks <img src="http://www.mconline.ru/post/21548/gprs-ppc_html_m1d969321.jpg" border="0"> After this section will be open management networks. After this section will be open management networks. Here is a list submitted two outliers: at the top indicates the connection, which will be used by programs to access the Internet, but in the bottom (it does not require us) to a private-working network. Here is a list submitted two outliers: at the top indicates the connection, which will be used by programs to access the Internet, but in the bottom (it does not require us) to a private-working network. <img src="http://www.mconline.ru/post/21548/gprs-ppc_html_m38540e9f.jpg" border="0">To access GPRS- should establish a new connection. To access GPRS- should establish a new connection. Click New... below the top list: Click New... below the top list: <img src="http://www.mconline.ru/post/21548/gprs-ppc_html_m21cf198a.jpg" border="0">In the resulting menu, ask the title compounds: In the resulting menu, ask the title compounds: <img src="http://www.mconline.ru/post/21548/gprs-ppc_html_m23033d6b.jpg" border="0">For example, give a name GPRS. For example, give a name GPRS. <img src="http://www.mconline.ru/post/21548/gprs-ppc_html_4ef0b4d2.jpg" border="0">Then go to the bookmark Modem Then go to the bookmark Modem <img src="http://www.mconline.ru/post/21548/gprs-ppc_html_51ad81d9.jpg" border="0">The new compound is created with the parameters specified in Table N1 settings for operators. The new compound is created with the parameters specified in Table N1 settings for operators. Click New... Click New... <img src="http://www.mconline.ru/post/21548/gprs-ppc_html_m5c6759b5.jpg" border="0">In the dialog should ask the account name (item Enter a name for the new connection and field, which is written My Connection), and select the modem, which will be used for communication with the supplier of Internet services. In the dialog should ask the account name (item Enter a name for the new connection and field, which is written My Connection), and select the modem, which will be used for communication with the supplier of Internet services. <img src="http://www.mconline.ru/post/21548/gprs-ppc_html_72a702f6.jpg" border="0">In our case, a supplier of Internet services will make cellular operator coach. In our case, a supplier of Internet services will make cellular operator coach. We'll call this file is Beeline GPRS connection. We'll call this file is Beeline GPRS connection. <img src="http://www.mconline.ru/post/21548/gprs-ppc_html_m6b703a43.jpg" border="0">Next should choose a modem to be used for communication. Next should choose a modem to be used for communication. In the case of the role of communicator in the modem will serve GPRS cellular communications channel. In the case of the role of communicator in the modem will serve GPRS cellular communications channel. <img src="http://www.mconline.ru/post/21548/gprs-ppc_html_m1b7a6157.jpg" border="0">precisely, choose Cellular Line (GPRS) from the list of modems. <img src="http://www.mconline.ru/post/21548/gprs-ppc_html_4fffa4a4.jpg" border="0"> <img src="http://www.mconline.ru/post/21548/gprs-ppc_html_28f9ea16.jpg" border="0">Next Click Next <img src="http://www.mconline.ru/post/21548/gprs-ppc_html_7a0eb54.jpg" border="0">step is to specify the name of the access point (Access point name, APN) <img src="http://www.mconline.ru/post/21548/gprs-ppc_html_7c2a06dd.jpg" border="0">the name Bilayn network access point, as it can be seen from Table N1-internet. Beeline. Ru <img src="http://www.mconline.ru/post/21548/gprs-ppc_html_45bc556f.jpg"> Next Enter the name of the access point and click Next <img src="http://www.mconline.ru/post/21548/gprs-ppc_html_m7bf80607.jpg"> At the end of the wizard requires compounds indicate login (user name) and password (password) to access the network. <img src="http://www.mconline.ru/post/21548/gprs-ppc_html_m3948ba5f.jpg" border="0">  (Domain) should be left blank. <img src="http://www.mconline.ru/post/21548/gprs-ppc_html_m1e84117c.jpg" border="0"> It should be especially careful when entering a password, as it is displayed on the screen in a disguised form (each entered a symbol of an asterisk corresponds) <img src="http://www.mconline.ru/post/21548/gprs-ppc_html_4b3ddd93.jpg" border="0">Íàæìèòå êíîïêó Finish . Ñîçäàíèå è íàñòðîéêà ñîåäèíåíèÿ çàâåðøåíû. Click Finish. Creating and customizing connections completed. Óñïåøíîñòü ýòîãî ìîæíî ïðîâåðèòü íà ïðàêòèêå. The success of this can be verified in practice. <img src="http://www.mconline.ru/post/21548/gprs-ppc_html_m4af870ae.jpg" border="0"> Íàæìèòå è óäåðæèòå ñòèëóñ íà ñîçäàííîì ñîåäèíåíèè. Click on the stylus and retain established connections. Âî âñïëûâàþùåì ìåíþ âûáåðèòå ïóíêò Connect . In the pop-up menu, select Connect. <img src="http://www.mconline.ru/post/21548/gprs-ppc_html_m7cd0666.jpg" border="0"> Ïîñëå ýòîãî ïîÿâèòñÿ âñïëûâàþùåå îêíî ñëåäóþùåãî âèäà ñ èíôîðìàöèåé îá îñóùåñòâëÿþùåìñÿ ñîåäèíåíèè: After that, a pop-up window with the following types of information on ongoing connection: <img src="http://www.mconline.ru/post/21548/gprs-ppc_html_m6b6dc26b.jpg" border="0">Ïîñëå òîãî, êàê ñîåäèíåíèå áóäåò óñòàíîâëåíî, ââåðõó ïîÿâèòñÿ çíà÷îê âèäà â âèäå áóêâû G è äâóõ ðàçíîíàïðàâëåííûõ ñòðåëîê. Once the connection is established, an icon will appear above type in the letter G and two versatile shooter. Íàæìèòå ñòèëóñîì íà çíà÷îê, ÷òîáû ïðîâåðèòü ñòàòóñ ñîåäèíåíèÿ. Click stylus on the icon to check the status of the connection. Ñëîâî Connected ãîâîðèò î òîì, ÷òî ïîäêëþ÷åíèå ê Èíòåðíåò ïðîøëî óñïåøíî. The word Connected said that the connection to the Internet was successful. <img src="http://www.mconline.ru/post/21548/gprs-ppc_html_282a9798.jpg" border="0"> Ïîäêëþ÷èòüñÿ ê Èíòåðíåò ìîæíî è äðóãèì ñïîñîáîì. Connect to the Internet and other means possible. Äëÿ ýòîãî íàæìèòå ñòèëóñîì íà çíà÷îê G. To do this, click on the icon stylus G. <img src="http://www.mconline.ru/post/21548/gprs-ppc_html_72ac9baf.jpg" border="0"> Â ïîÿâèâøåìñÿ âñïëûâàþùåì ìåíþ íàæìèòå íà Connect GPRS . In the pop-up menu, click on the Connect GPRS. Òàáëèöû ïàðàìåòðîâ Tables parameters Òàáëèöà N1. Table N1. Ïàðàìåòðû íàñòðîéêè GPRS - Internet Options GPRS-Internet Îïåðàòîð Operator Áèëàéí BRS ÌÒÑ ITT access point access point internet.beeline.ru internet.beeline.ru internet.mts.ru internet.mts.ru User
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                                                           Internet Set up Handset Sony Ericsson k660iInternet setting: STEP 1 Menu ð Setting ð Connectivity ðinternet Setting ð Data account- Add new/ Option Create new·         Name: qb web·         APN: wap Save STEP 2 Menu ð Setting ð Connectivity ð Internet settings  ·         Connect Using : qb web  ·         Allow local Conn : On/ Off·         Back  Save MMS setting STEP 1 Menu ð Setting ð Connectivity ðinternet Setting ð Data account- Add new/ Option Create new ·         Name: qb mms ·         APN: mms  Save ·         Qb mms : Edit·         User Name : Blank·         Password : Blank·         IP address : Blank·         DNS address : Blank·         Authentication : None·         Data compression : Off·         Header compr  Off·         Proxy : On·         Same for all Server  On·         Proxy Server: HTTP·         Edit·         User Name : Blank·         Password : Blank·         Proxy address : 172.16.96.66·         Port : 8080Save·         BackSTEP2 Menu ð Messaging ð Settings ð Picture message ð MMS profile ð New profile ·         MMS prfile name: qb mms ·         Message server: http://mms.qbmore.mobi ·         Connection using: qb mms Save  ·         MMS profile : qb mms·         Back Streaming Set up`STEP1 Menu ð Setting ð Connectivity ðinternet Setting ð Streaming Setting·         Connect using : Choose qb webSave·         Back    Please See here for the Picture  
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Network codesWith "Network codes" you can give networks instructions to activate certain services, to cancel certain services or to claim the status of a certain sevice. De construction of network codes is always the same. How are network codes constructed, which network codes are there and what can you do with them? These subjects are handled on this page.When you activate or cancel a service (for example forwarding calls) in the menu of your cellular phone, your cellular phone always sends a code to the network behind the scenes. Without the menu in your mobile phone you can still give the network instructions by these codes. This does require some thinking. A netwrok code is always constrcuted the same way. Generally there are three different instructions you can give to the network: Activating Cancelling Check statusThe composing of network codes is always the same. The code always starts with an activating, cancelling or controlling (status) instruction-tag. The instruction is simply composed with a combination of asterixes and hatches: Activating = ** or * (one asterix at barricading calls) Cancelling = ## or # (one asterix at barricading calls) Check status = *#Behind the instruction-tag you have to give in a code. This code is for the service you want to activate, cancel or want to claim the status of. An instruction always ends with a hatch (#). Instruction-tags always look like this: (*)*code#, (#)#code# or *#code#. At the first two examples (activating and cancelling) I placed the first asterix between exclamation marks. I did this because these aren't binding, for example at barricading calls. Later on I'll tell you more about this.Sometimes it's necessary to widen the instruction with more data or the parameter at that instruction. For example you say activate all forwarding calls AND forward to telephone number. This code would look like this: **21*01012345678#. The first two asterixes indicate that you give an instruction to activate something, the number 21 is the network code that will forward ALL calls, the next asterix indicates that you want to add a parameter to the instruction, the parameter is the telephone number 01012345678 and you close the instruction with a # to indicate that your instruction is closed. The controlling instruction (claiming status) never has a parameter and always looks like this: *#code#. Parameters are needed at activating the forwarding of calls or activating or cancelling of barricades (barricading codes).Just to talk a bit more extensive there are also instructions that have two parameters. At the forwarding function "forwarding when not answering" you can indicate to which telephone number you want to be forwarded to and after how many seconds you want this. This instruction looks like this in a schematic way: **code*telephone number*time#. As you can see every parameter is seperated from the others by a asterix. In reality this code would look like this: **61*01012345678*15#. Compare this code with the schematic code and you will see what each parameter does.There are a lot of network codes. The codes that are the most important and that are used the most will be described on this page. There are a lot more codes then the codes on this page, but many networks don't support these because they don't offer the services that are combined with the codes. There are also simcard codes with which you can change things on your simcard such as the PIN, PUC, PIN2 and PUC2 code. You can find what these codes are on the pages about the PIN, PUC, PIN2 and PUC2 code. The construction of these codes is the same as the construction of network codes.At last we will give you the most important network codes. For more information about the service behind the code you can go to other items in this helpdesk that supply information about this.Forwarding calls: (here you can read more about forwarding calls)Forwarding all calls:Activating: **21*telephone number# [send]Cancelling: ##21# [send]Check status: *#21# [send]Forwarding calls when not answering:Activating: **61*telephone number*time# (replace time by the amount of seconds after which you want to forward the call, this can be done in periods of 5 seconds)Cancelling: ##61# [send]Check status: *#61# [send]Forwarding calls when not in reach:Activating: **62*telephone number# [send]Cancelling: ##62# [send]Check status: *#62# [send]Forwarding calls when allready in conversation:Activating: **67*telephone number# [send]Cancelling: ##67# [send]Check status: *#67# [send]Cancel all active forwardings (cancel all categories that are named above at once):##002# [send]Barricading calls: (here you can read more about barricading calls)Barricading all outgoing calls and / or SMS:Activating barricade (speech): *33*code*11# [send]Activating barricade (SMS): *33*code*16# [send]Cancelling barricade (speech): #33*code*11# [send]Cancelling barricade (SMS): #33*code*16# [send]Check status of barricade: *#33# [send]Barricading all outgoing international calls and / or SMS:Activating barricade (speech): *331*code*11# [send]Activating barricade (SMS): *331*code*16# [send]Cancelling barricade (speech): #331*code*11# [send]Cancelling barricade (SMS): #331*code*16# [send]Check status of barricade: *#331# [send]Barricading all international outgoing calls and / or SMS except to the home country:Activating barricade (speech): *332*code*11# [send]Activating barricade (SMS): *332*code*16# [send]Cancelling barricade (speech): #332*code*11# [send]Cancelling barricade (SMS): #332*code*16# [send]Check status of barricade: *#332# [send]Barricading all incoming calls and / or SMS:Activating barricade (speech): *35*code*11# [send]Activating barricade (SMS): *35*code*16# [send]Cancelling barricade (speech): #35*code*11# [send]Cancelling barricade (SMS): #35*code*16# [send]Check status of barricade: *#35# [send]Barricading all incoming calls and / or SMS abroad:Activating barricade (speech): *351*code*11# [send]Activating barricade (SMS): *351*code*16# [send]Cancelling barricade (speech): #351*code*11# [send]Cancelling barricade (SMS): #351*code*16# [send]Check status of barricade: *#351# [send]Cancel all barricades:Cancelling all barricades (speech): #330*code*11# [send]Cancelling all barricades (SMS): #330*code*16# [send]Conversations on hold / second line: (here you can read more about conversations on hold)Conversations on hold / second line:Activating: **43#[send]Cancelling: ##43# [send]Check status: *#43# [send]
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Number identificationEvery cellular phone supports number identification. Number identification is very handy because you can see who's calling you and you can also see who called you when you have a missed call. It also works in the other way, you can choose to emit your telephone number when you're calling. When you send a SMS or MMS your telephone number is always sent, you can't turn this off. We will give you all codes for number identification on this page and we will give you some handy advice. Mostly you can adjust number identification in the menu of your cellular phone, consult the manual of your cellular phone for this. Within number identification you can find 4 categories: CLIP - Calling Line Identification PresentationNumber identification at incoming calls (for yourself) CLIR - Calling Line Identification RestrictionNumber identification at outgoing calls (for the recipient of your call) COLP - Connected Line Identification PresentationNumber identification of the number to which you're forwarded to (for yourself) COLR - Connected Line Identification RestrictionNumber identification of the number to which is forwarded at incoming calls (for the caller)You can activate and cancel number identification. You can also claim for the status of number identification. Mostly you can adjust number identification in the menu of your cellular phone (most of the times at call settings). It goes too far to explain for every cellular phone how to get to this menu, that's why we give the direct instruction codes. In principle your cellular phone emits the same codes when you would adjust number identification in the menu of your cellular phone. Basically, networks don't support the networkcodes for COLP and COLR.You can find information about the construction of instruction codes elsewhere within this helpdesk. At this page I will only present the instruction codes for number identification.CLIP, number identification at incoming calls for yourself):Activating: *30# [send]Cancelling: #30# [send]Check status: *#30# [send]CLIR, number identification at outgoing calls (for the recipient of your call):Activating: *31# [send]Cancelling: #31# [send]Check status: *#31# [send]CLIR, (not) emitting your phone number once (for recipient of your call):Send: *31#phone number [send]Don't send: #31#phone number [send]COLP, number identification of the number to which you're forwarded to (for yourself):Activating: *76# [send]Cancelling: #76# [send]Check status: *#76# [send]COLR, number identification of the number to which is forwarded at incoming calls (for the caller):Activating: *77# [send]Cancelling: #77# [send]Claiming status: *#77# [send]The costsThe activating, cancelling or controlling (claiming status) of number identification settings is free. Sending or receiving number identification is also free. Keep in mind that COLP and COLR are usually not supported by networks.Number identification at a foreign countryIt can occur that you can't see number identification when you're abroad. Sometimes you will only see "incoming call", "private number" or "unknown number" at the screen of your cellular phone. With some networks you can see number identification and you can still see with who you're calling. Number identification is still free in a foreign country, but it can occur that it doesn't work, this depends on the network with which you're calling. It can occur that a strange number will appear at the screen of your cellular phone, this presumably means that there are some interruptions in the network.
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 <img class="extra-bottom-padding" height="200" alt="Make the Mac connection" src="http://europe.nokia.com/EUROPE_NOKIA_COM_3/Get_Support/Software/Mac_Support/pics/main_mac_connect_522x200.jpg" width="625"><img class="header_image_tsr" alt="Connect via Bluetooth" src="http://europe.nokia.com/EUROPE_NOKIA_COM_3/Get_Support/Common_elements/Teaser_headings/connect_via_bluetooth.gif"> <img alt="" src="http://europe.nokia.com/EUROPE_NOKIA_COM_3/Get_Support/Common_elements/images/tsr_Bluetooth.jpg"> <img class="header_image_tsr" alt="Connect via USB" src="http://europe.nokia.com/EUROPE_NOKIA_COM_3/Get_Support/Common_elements/Teaser_headings/connect_via_USB.gif"> <img alt="" src="http://europe.nokia.com/EUROPE_NOKIA_COM_3/Get_Support/Common_elements/images/tsr_USB.jpg"> Mac is a trademark of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. iSync, and iCal are trademarks of Instructions show the typical set up on an NSeries or ESeries device. The exact sequence may vary by device model. Not all models support this feature. Check your device's user guide fo rmore detailed instructions on changing your deveice's settings. To set up your device you'll need to know your operator's Access Point Name (APN) and have the packet data service enabled. For help with this please contact your operator. In the following example, the APN name "internet" is used. This name will vary depending on your operator. On your device locate and open the Settings application. This is normally in the Tools folder. <img class="top-margin left-margin right-margin" alt="" src="http://europe.nokia.com/EUROPE_NOKIA_COM_3/Get_Support/Software/Mac_Support/device_pics/tsr_screenshot_01.jpg"> In Settings select and open Connection <img class="top-margin bottom-margin right-margin" alt="" src="http://europe.nokia.com/EUROPE_NOKIA_COM_3/Get_Support/Software/Mac_Support/device_pics/tsr_screenshot_02.jpg"> Select and open Packet data <img class="top-margin bottom-margin right-margin" alt="" src="http://europe.nokia.com/EUROPE_NOKIA_COM_3/Get_Support/Software/Mac_Support/device_pics/tsr_screenshot_03.jpg"> Select and open Access point <img class="top-margin bottom-margin right-margin" alt="" src="http://europe.nokia.com/EUROPE_NOKIA_COM_3/Get_Support/Software/Mac_Support/device_pics/tsr_screenshot_04.jpg"> Type in your operator's Access Point Name<img class="top-margin bottom-margin right-margin" alt="" src="http://europe.nokia.com/EUROPE_NOKIA_COM_3/Get_Support/Software/Mac_Support/device_pics/tsr_screenshot_05.jpg"> Tip: you may be able to find the Access Point Name by looking on your device in Connection > Access Points Press Back and the screen should look like this: <img class="top-margin bottom-margin right-margin" alt="" src="http://europe.nokia.com/EUROPE_NOKIA_COM_3/Get_Support/Software/Mac_Support/device_pics/tsr_screenshot_06.jpg"> Exit Settings. Your device is now ready to be used as a modem for your Mac! Now you need to connect your Nokia device and your Mac. Here are two easy ways to get connected:Connect via BluetoothConnect via USB Mac® is a registered trademark of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S and other countries
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                                                                 How To Setup InternetInternet Set up Handset Nokia 6500 Slide S.40 1.      Internet Set UpStep 1/1: Menu - Setting- Configuration-Personal Config.Sett - Add - Web ·         Account Name : qb web·         Homepage : http://qbmore.mobi·         User Name : Blank      ·         Password : Blank·         Use pref. access pt. : No·         Define access point setting : Ok·         Access point setting : Select·         Proxy : Enable·         Proxy Address : 172.16.96.66·         Proxy Port : 8080·         Data Bearer : Packet Data·         Bearer setting : Select·         Packet data acc.pt : Select·         Access point : wap·         Network type : IPv4 ·         Authentication : Normal·         User Name : Blank·         Password : Blank·         Back ·         Option : Active Step 1/2 : Menu-Web-Setting·         Configuration Sett.: Select·         Account : qb web ·         Qb web -Select -Back  2.      MMS Set UpStep 2/1: Menu - Setting- Configuration-Personal Config.Sett - Add new-multimedia msg·         Account Name : mms·         Server address : http://mms.qbmore.mob i  ·         Use pref. access pt. : No·         Define access point setting : Ok·         Access point setting : Select·         Proxy : Enable·         Proxy Address : 172.16.96.66·         Proxy Port : 80·         Bearer setting : Select·         Packet data acc.pt : Select·         Access point : mms·         Network type : IPv4 ·         Authentication : Normal·         User Name : Blank·         Password : Blank·         Back ·         Option : Active Step 2/2 : Menu - Messaging - Message Setting - Multimedia Massage  ·         Delivery report : Yes / No·         MMS creation mode : Restricted·         Img.size ( restricted) : 640x480·         Default slide timing : 00.08·         Allow MMS receptn : In home network·         Incoming MMS msgs : Retrieve·         Allow adverts : No / Yes·         Configuration sett. : Select·         Account : qb mms·         Qb mms-Select-Back    3.      Streaming Set UpStep 3/1 : Menu - Setting- Configuration-Personal Config.Sett - Add new - Streaming ·         Account Name : qb web·         UDP port range : 1024-65535            ·         Use pref. access pt. : No·         Define access point setting : Ok·         Access point setting : Select·         Proxy : Enable·         Proxy Address : 172.16.97.2·         Proxy Port : 8554·         Bearer setting : Select·         Packet data acc.pt : Select·         Access point : wap·         Network type : IPv4 ·         Authentication : Normal·         User Name : Blank·         Password : Blank·         Back ·         Option : Active See picture and phone detail here
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                                                                   How To Setup InternetInternet Setup for Handset O2 XDA CometStep1: 1.1.Internet Start - Setting - Connection - My ISP- Add new modem connection·         Enter a name for the connection : qb web·         Select a modem : Cellular line (GPRS)·         Next·          Access point name : wap·         Next·         Finish·         Manage exiting connection : Choose qb webOk·         Start internet explorer: http://qbmore.mobi GoStep2: 2.1-MMS Setup Start - Setting - Connection - My work network- Add new modem connection·         Enter a name for the connection : qb mms·         Select a modem : Cellular line (GPRS)·         Next·          Access point name : wap·         Next·         Finish·         Manage exiting connection : Choose qb mmsOk2.2-mms Start - Messaging - Menu - Option - MMS - In MMS Configuration ·         Choose retrieve messages immediately·         Choose disconnect network after nns·         Attempts before giving up : 1·         Photo resolution : Original 2.3 mmsServer - New·         Server Name :  qb mmsGateway : 172.16.96.66 Port Number : 80 ·         Homepage : http//mms.qbmore.mobi ·         Connect Via : My work network ·         Sending Size Limitation : 300k·         Receiving Size Limitation : 300k·         Wap Version : Wap 2.0OK - ok - okStep 3 :3.1 Streaming Setting·         We are cannot setup for any window mobile from  Version 5 down·         We are can setup it for any window mobile from Version 6 UpStep 4:4.1 Status Connect To PC ·         Install USB Driver·         USB Cable4.2  Step SetupIn Mobile: Start go to program then choose internet sharing ·         PC Connection : USB·         Network Connection :qb webSee picture and phone detail here
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