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Having tried to connect various PDA's to the internet via bluetooth over the years, I was delighted to hear that this was a simple process on the N800. Until I tried it.

I followed my instincts first time and selected the country and provider from the menus, to find that it would not work. Second time I followed advice from the internet (same as my instincts) still using the provided configuration and still did not work. Each time getting a could not connect to the internet message!

I had tried using the cable from PC and the nokia suite to connect to the internet, so I knew that the phone was configured correctly and the account properly set up.

Two hours later and checking the connection data for the 5th time I happened to click into the Access point name field. I noticed that there was a space at the end. Removal of which cured the problem, now all is working for a an additional space.

I hope this post can save someine some time in the future.
 

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Thanks Steve, I've recently purchased a n810, and was considering a 3 network phone. What are the speeds like for web browsing
 
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Hi Stevie

I am limited by distance from the telephone exchange to 1MB on my landline broadband, it is obviously slower than that, but still usable.

I tend to use the Google pages quite a bit, which are pretty big. But even then it's useable.

Steve
 
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I find it pretty fast. I also have the three broadband modem which I use on the macbook pro and the eee, and I would say that when web browsing on the N810, the 810 web browser is the restriction rather than the modem speed.

I knew about the space thing, as I found a link about it when I was having trouble connecting (it wasn't my problem but I was looking everywhere!)
 
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struggling with W880i & W890i on '3'. Spotted the space and deleted it .. no further forward with getting a connection.

I have just upgraded to Diablo .. anyone upgraded and still connection works ok ??
 
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Working with N95 on 3. Followed instruction from tabletat. Deleted three.co.uk then reinserted it. Al works
 
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Originally Posted by o0timbo0o View Post
struggling with W880i & W890i on '3'. Spotted the space and deleted it .. no further forward with getting a connection.

I have just upgraded to Diablo .. anyone upgraded and still connection works ok ??
Follow the instructions for "O2 (UK) Mobile Web GPRS & Sony W850" on the following wiki.

http://www.internettablettalk.com/wi...PRS_parameters

but enter the APN as three.co.uk and leave Username and Password blank.

I have upgraded to Diablo and it still works fine.

Good luck.
 
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I recently discovered 3 are port blocking. I could not connect to my Hava or Orb over there connection. After a little searching on the net I discovered this is a common problem. Thankfully there is a solution, if you change the APN from three.co.uk to 3internet you can access both and there should be no ports blocked. I tried this with my PAYG sim which I had a £10 Broadband add on package and could not get it to work with the new APN. From what I have read it wil work with the sim that comes with the USB dongle for PAYG. I have now gone for a contract £10 a month and had no problem changing the APN.
 
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