Using T-Mobile T-MobileWeb (TMobileWeb) / T-Zones on your PocketPC, SmartPhone, or Blackberry
www.Gruups.com/tzones
Also if you're looking to do this on the ipad, look at the iPad 3G on T-mobile Page instead.
About this Article
In this Article I will show you how to get T-MobileWeb (the new T-Zones) working on your:
Notebook/Laptop,
PocketPC,
Microsoft Smartphone,
Blackberry,
Palm PDA, or
T-mobile Android G1
Also see how to get your devices to pick up your email without paying for the T-MobileWeb Pro (the new T-Zones Pro), which is described below. T-MobileWeb (the new T-Zones) different Packages (yes. there's more than one)
About T-Mobile's T-MobileWeb (the new T-Zones, and sometimes called TMobileWeb)
To understand T-MobileWeb (the new T-Zones) you must understand that (like other mobile service providers) T-Mobile offers internet to your phone.
Anyone that has one of these plans from some other provider would expect to pay between $20-$70 for this. (this is the cost of just having internet on your blackberry or TREO Smartphone)
T-Mobile realized that they couldn't get regular user (non-business) to pay an extra $20 for just simple internet (and besides how much internet would you want in a 1 inch square little screen) so they offered a "WAP" version of their internet service. (WAP is a smaller/simpler version of HTML and with content mainly suited for slow connections and tiny screens.)
You can Buy the T-Mobile FULL internet option for $20 in addition to your service and you'll get the whole internet (no restrictions) and you'll get everything from the FULL Web, to Email, to Instant messenger, to remote control of your business servers, and syncronization with exchange.
Knowing that non-business users didn't need all this, maybe just the Web, T-Mobile create T-Zones and initially charged $2.99 and limited you to WAP web pages (which limited you to a few websites and few content. Yahoo news, BBC news, and ebay. but that was the extent of it.)
As the power of Cell phones rose up T-Mobile added a Nokia HTTP->WAP Bridge server to allow people that were (by now) paying the now $4.99 price to access all the other websites they didn't have access to before.
Seeing also a demand for Email, they also added a "bridge" between your current email provider and their service.
They also added T-zones PRO which adds EXchange syncronization for contacts and calendars (not just emails) for $9.99/month
Currently T-Zones has been renamed T-MobileWeb (and charges $5.99 as of this writing)
This means now that if you just want access to every website on the internet, and access even to your email you only need to pay the current $5.99/month for T-MobileWeb.
So what's this website about for then?
Well, we're NOT showing a way to stick it to the man here. Instead we're helping T-Mobile customers (or future customers If I can help it) to get their ADVANCED phones, pocketPCs and Blackberry to use this great service without having to stay on the phone for 2 hours with T-Mobile support before they explain to you that they don't support your phone/pda/smartphone. (even though their service most definitely does.
Techie Details: The technical difference between T-Mobile Internet and T-MobileWeb with their Web access is that T-MobileWeb actually DOESN'T have port 80 & 443 (for HTTPS) open. Everything goes through the T-MobileWeb proxy which is a Nokia HTTP-To-WAP box which has to process everything before it's delivered to your phone which means surfing with T-MobileWeb is slower than the more expensive T-mobile Internet plan (but at a fourth of the price!)
This also means that things like the "Opera Browsers" and basic or old freeware might not be able to surf from your phone EVEN if it's only accessing a website through port 80. All these applications need to understand the "WAP PROXY" (on pda's and smartphones) or HTTP PROXIES (on sophistacted PDAs and notebooks)
Some Basic Parameters that we will use in ALL the setups:
Phone Number to dial: *99***1# {Not always required}
APN: wap.voicestream.com {Sometimes uses the line below instead}
Additional SETUP String: CGDCONT=1,"IP","wap.voicestream.com" {This is where you setup the APN if it's nowhere else, sometimes "AT+" is needed in front of the SETUP String}
Proxy: 216.155.165.50:8080 (type: HTTP, and that's 216.155.165.50 with port 8080)
If you've found this advice useful please link to this page or forward this page to anyone you know that could use it
www.Gruups.com/tzones
Also if you're looking to do this on the ipad, look at the iPad 3G on T-mobile Page instead.
About this Article
In this Article I will show you how to get T-MobileWeb (the new T-Zones) working on your:
Notebook/Laptop,
PocketPC,
Microsoft Smartphone,
Blackberry,
Palm PDA, or
T-mobile Android G1
Also see how to get your devices to pick up your email without paying for the T-MobileWeb Pro (the new T-Zones Pro), which is described below. T-MobileWeb (the new T-Zones) different Packages (yes. there's more than one)
About T-Mobile's T-MobileWeb (the new T-Zones, and sometimes called TMobileWeb)
To understand T-MobileWeb (the new T-Zones) you must understand that (like other mobile service providers) T-Mobile offers internet to your phone.
Anyone that has one of these plans from some other provider would expect to pay between $20-$70 for this. (this is the cost of just having internet on your blackberry or TREO Smartphone)
T-Mobile realized that they couldn't get regular user (non-business) to pay an extra $20 for just simple internet (and besides how much internet would you want in a 1 inch square little screen) so they offered a "WAP" version of their internet service. (WAP is a smaller/simpler version of HTML and with content mainly suited for slow connections and tiny screens.)
You can Buy the T-Mobile FULL internet option for $20 in addition to your service and you'll get the whole internet (no restrictions) and you'll get everything from the FULL Web, to Email, to Instant messenger, to remote control of your business servers, and syncronization with exchange.
Knowing that non-business users didn't need all this, maybe just the Web, T-Mobile create T-Zones and initially charged $2.99 and limited you to WAP web pages (which limited you to a few websites and few content. Yahoo news, BBC news, and ebay. but that was the extent of it.)
As the power of Cell phones rose up T-Mobile added a Nokia HTTP->WAP Bridge server to allow people that were (by now) paying the now $4.99 price to access all the other websites they didn't have access to before.
Seeing also a demand for Email, they also added a "bridge" between your current email provider and their service.
They also added T-zones PRO which adds EXchange syncronization for contacts and calendars (not just emails) for $9.99/month
Currently T-Zones has been renamed T-MobileWeb (and charges $5.99 as of this writing)
This means now that if you just want access to every website on the internet, and access even to your email you only need to pay the current $5.99/month for T-MobileWeb.
So what's this website about for then?
Well, we're NOT showing a way to stick it to the man here. Instead we're helping T-Mobile customers (or future customers If I can help it) to get their ADVANCED phones, pocketPCs and Blackberry to use this great service without having to stay on the phone for 2 hours with T-Mobile support before they explain to you that they don't support your phone/pda/smartphone. (even though their service most definitely does.
Techie Details: The technical difference between T-Mobile Internet and T-MobileWeb with their Web access is that T-MobileWeb actually DOESN'T have port 80 & 443 (for HTTPS) open. Everything goes through the T-MobileWeb proxy which is a Nokia HTTP-To-WAP box which has to process everything before it's delivered to your phone which means surfing with T-MobileWeb is slower than the more expensive T-mobile Internet plan (but at a fourth of the price!)
This also means that things like the "Opera Browsers" and basic or old freeware might not be able to surf from your phone EVEN if it's only accessing a website through port 80. All these applications need to understand the "WAP PROXY" (on pda's and smartphones) or HTTP PROXIES (on sophistacted PDAs and notebooks)
Some Basic Parameters that we will use in ALL the setups:
Phone Number to dial: *99***1# {Not always required}
APN: wap.voicestream.com {Sometimes uses the line below instead}
Additional SETUP String: CGDCONT=1,"IP","wap.voicestream.com" {This is where you setup the APN if it's nowhere else, sometimes "AT+" is needed in front of the SETUP String}
Proxy: 216.155.165.50:8080 (type: HTTP, and that's 216.155.165.50 with port 8080)
If you've found this advice useful please link to this page or forward this page to anyone you know that could use it
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