tmobile internet access

I played around with the Google gmail java app today. It's nice, but
I appear to have run up a couple of quid on my bill (pay monthly,
flext 25). A page on TMobile's site says:

Web'n'walk day pass on pay monthly plans....Charges of 0.73p per KB
apply until a maximum of £1 per day (midnight to midnight) is spent.
Not applicable to connection via circuit switch data (CSD).

Perhaps it's showing me what it costs before the £1 cap, but perhaps
I've accidentally connected via CDS. (I'd ring them now and ask, only
it's gone midnight).

When I went online I was offered about 4 options, and I chose the
default which was something like "tmobile wap2". Perhaps that's a CSD
option and I should have chosen something else. I'm using the Nokia
N70. Any ideas?

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Poldie schrieb:
> When I went online I was offered about 4 options, and I chose the
> default which was something like "tmobile wap2". Perhaps that's a CSD
> option and I should have chosen something else. I'm using the Nokia
> N70. Any ideas?

The N70 doesn't have an integrated modem and so you can't do CSD. ;-)

Cheers Dirk

On Jun 2, 4:31 am, Dirk Bieber <[email protected]> wrote:
> Poldie schrieb:
>
> > When I went online I was offered about 4 options, and I chose the
> > default which was something like "tmobile wap2". Perhaps that's a CSD
> > option and I should have chosen something else. I'm using the Nokia
> > N70. Any ideas?
>
> The N70 doesn't have an integrated modem and so you can't do CSD. ;-)

Yeah, I spoke to a CS guy who said it's not common any more so don't
worry about it. The £1 per day cap is pretty handy given how much
data I got through yesterday. I had to get it activated, though - the
cap is not enabled unless you got a tmobile account in the last few
months.

"Dirk Bieber" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Poldie schrieb:
>> When I went online I was offered about 4 options, and I chose the
>> default which was something like "tmobile wap2". Perhaps that's a CSD
>> option and I should have chosen something else. I'm using the Nokia
>> N70. Any ideas?
>
> The N70 doesn't have an integrated modem and so you can't do CSD. ;-)

I wonder why (most) phones are no longer designed for CSD use. I'm forced to
use my old 7110 when I need to use CSD on the move - for example to log in
to an ISP account so that I can send IP locked SMTP mail.

Do any new Nokia phones come with a hardware modem capable of CSD
connection?

Gareth.

Gareth <[email protected]> wrote:

> "Dirk Bieber" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > Poldie schrieb:
> >> When I went online I was offered about 4 options, and I chose the
> >> default which was something like "tmobile wap2". Perhaps that's a CSD
> >> option and I should have chosen something else. I'm using the Nokia
> >> N70. Any ideas?
> >
> > The N70 doesn't have an integrated modem and so you can't do CSD. ;-)
>
> I wonder why (most) phones are no longer designed for CSD use. I'm forced to
> use my old 7110 when I need to use CSD on the move - for example to log in
> to an ISP account so that I can send IP locked SMTP mail.
>
> Do any new Nokia phones come with a hardware modem capable of CSD
> connection?

A much easier solution is to get yourself a gmail account, as you can
then use their SMTP server with authentication using any connection from
anywhere.

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