Mobile Applications for Smartphones like BlackBerry and iPhone will drive industry growth

Mobile Applications, Smartphones will drive industry growth; AppStore “miles ahead” of its rivals

Despite the economic downturn, it is expected that the latest mobile applications for smartphones like BlackBerry and iPhone will drive industry growth in the coming years, providing alternate sources of revenue for operators.

A new report by Juniper Research forecasts that smartphones will account for 23% of all new handsets sold by 2013 (Cellular News). Another report by Informa forecasts 35 percent growth in sold smartphones in 2009 and according to The Washington Post, Gartner expects smartphone sales to jump in 2009.

The common element in these reports is the potential that innovative devices and applications have to promote mobile data consumption. This has industry players scrambling to secure their place in the value chain, including content providers, handset vendors and application developers.
Handset vendors need to diversify into high-value content to offset falling margins on handset sales. On the side of content providers, Facebook is reported to be in talks with a number of mobile phone manufacturers to more tightly embed access to its services within the phone menus. RIM, who is launching BlackBerry App World later this month; Microsoft announced at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona the launch of Windows Mobile marketplace, which will allow developers to build and sell Windows Mobile applications. Both will compete head to head with Apple’s AppStore

Read the full write up by Raul Castanon here.

There is a tremendous potential for developing such content and  applications for the Arab world.

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Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (TRA) of UAE bans YouTube content

The content on the popular video sharing website came under the scanner when a cartoon hurting religious and nationalistic sentiments uploaded on the site resulted in heated public debates and discussion across the country.
The cartoon in question shows two young Muslim characters who are constantly coerced by elders to become suicide bombers. It has Hebrew and English subtitles.

The Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (TRA) justified the part ban imposed on YouTube content in an official statement released yesterday.

Earlier in February, the TRA banned access to the cartoon clip, citing breach of prohibited content categories stipulated by them.

“The Internet Access Management (IAM) policy, published by the TRA clearly identifies prohibited content categories, which both UAE Internet Service Providers (ISPs) have published on their websites. Therefore, no content on the internet is blocked unless it breaches IAM policy”, reads the statement.

“As for YouTube, the TRA has instructed to block “part of its content” that breaches the prohibited content categories of the IAM policy. However, there are clear and specific procedures to that, and both ISPs are compliant to these procedures”, the statement said.

An official said: “It happens that some things can escape the proxy, especially clips with tags like a cartoon which in normal cases do not need to be blocked. But when the authority receives comments or feedback on a particular case, necessary action is taken promptly.”

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Bango’s report : U.S. now accounts for 29% of mobile web browsing

The U.S. now leads the world in mobile web browsing, accounting for 29 percent of global traffic, according to new data issued by mobile web solutions provider Bango. In all, Bango’s February 2009 data identifies mobile web users spanning 208 different countries and 1,811 different handsets. While Bango cites the publicity surrounding Apple’s iPhone as a catalyst behind mobile web uptake in markets like the U.S. and the U.K., the firm credits the absence of fixed-line broadband and PCs for growth in regions such as India, South Africa, Indonesia and Egypt, where mobile devices are often users’ sole point of access to the Internet.

Bango adds that the growth of mobile web traffic is matched by an increase in users paying for premium mobile content, adding that the U.S. now represents 57 percent of mobile payments worldwide. However, the data indicates that despite a growing appetite for mobile web browsing in markets like India and Indonesia, web traffic doesn’t always translate to purchases–only five countries in the Top 10 browsing chart (the U.S., the U.K., Portugal, South Africa and Spain) also landed on the Top 10 payments list. According to Bango, browsing rates are only converted into high purchase rates in markets where users enjoy significant disposable income and can pay for premium content via their phone bills.

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Mobile internet users on the rise in the Middle East

A rising number of Middle East business people are using mobile devices to access the internet, while fewer are using computers, according to a new survey released recently. The survey, presented to the Digital Marketing Conference in Dubai by the Dubai-based research company Real Opinions, said computers were still by far the main way to connect to the internet.

However, the percentage who regularly logged in to the web with their mobiles increased from 33.5% in February 2007 to 40% last month. The number of people using desktops to log in decreased from 63.50% to 58.93%, while those using laptops slid from 82.80% to 81.35%, reported The National newspaper.

But for mobile internet to do well in this region, the operator’s will have to bring down the usage cost and encourage adoption. Currently prices are quite high and if you see the recent release from Bango on the browsing behavior of user’s, middle east countries are no where.

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Etisalat’s broadband subscriber’s reach 500,000

UAE-based telecom provider Etisalat has announced that it now has over 500,000 residential broadband subscribers in the country, with Internet penetration at about 60%.

According to the company’s Chief Corporate Affairs Officer, Nasser bin Obood, the UAE’s broadband connectivity is higher than Europe, where the average is 53%.

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Reliance Communications implements Flytxt’s new mobile marketing platform

Reliance Communications Ltd., India’s leading telecoms player, has announced the implementation of an integrated carrier class mobile marketing software platform called Neon on its network.

Neon is a product from Flytxt, a mobile advertising and marketing technology provider with experience in various global markets. It features a mobile CRM database and all the mobile applications required to conduct large scale mobile customer engagement programs.

With the implementation of the Neon system, Reliance Communications hopes to get a competitive edge in growing brand awareness and driving sales by reaching out to millions of customers in a cost-effective manner through targeting.

With Flytxt Neon in place, Reliance Communications will be able to leverage its existing business data and boost voice and VAS revenues through mobile marketing.

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Total mobile phone users reach 362.3 million in January in India

Indian telecom companies added a record 15 million customers in January, indicating that the world’s fastest growing telecom market remains untouched by the economic slowdown.

This is a global record for any telecom market. The number of phone connections in the country — mobile and landline — has crossed 400 million as of January-end, telecom regulator Trai said on Friday. Mobile phone users now account for close to 91% of the country’s telephone base with 362.3 million connections, the regulator said. The robust growth has also helped push the country’s teledensity to 34.5%. This means, there are 35 phone connections for every 100 people in India.

The industry maintained the growth momentum with operators expanding networks to smaller towns and villages. Besides, cheap call rates, which are among the lowest in the world, have also helped the record growth.

January growth was led by Reliance Communications that added close to 5 million new subscribers, GSM and CDMA combined, taking its subscriber base to 66.2 million. RCom had launched GSM services in January with an aggressive pricing strategy that enabled the company to garner a third of the total customers added by the industry in the month.

The wireline segment continued its declining trend, with the subscriber base going down to 37.75 million in January, registering a drop of 0.15 million from 37.90 million subscribers in December 2008. BSNL’s wireline subscriber base dipped by 0.2 million to reach 29.29 million in January 2009 compared to 29.50 million in December 2008.

MTNL too registered a drop of over 10,000 customers in the wireline space to take its total subscriber base to 3.5 million. However, private telecom operators providing landline services like Bharti Airtel, Reliance Communications and Tata Teleservices recorded positive growth.

The broadband sector also recorded positive growth. The country added 0.20 million new users in January, taking the total customers using high-speed internet services to 5.65 million. However, this is well below the target of 9 million users by 2007, laid out in the broadband policy.

Source: TRAI

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Mobile VAS to rake in Rs 18,000 cr by 2012 in India

Mobile value-added services hold a tremendous revenue-generating potential in India which could rake in around Rs 18,000 crore by 2012,

These services include video telephony, broadband and mobile television, among others.

In India, VAS (value-added services) is picking up. It has the potential to generate huge revenues,

It will contribute about Rs 6,000 crore to total revenue from telecom operations by end of this year (FY 09). This is likely to go up to Rs 18,000 crore by 2012,” he said.

Telecom operators in India currently provide 2G and 2.5 G services to subscribers.

Last year, the Government of India, through its enterprise — Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd (BSNL) — soft-launched third generation or 3G services in Delhi.

Mobile Value Added Services (MVAS) include features like mobile broadband, mobile television, online gaming, video streaming, full track downloading and video telephony.

Mobile applications in India will really explode… it is affordable because of the huge volumes (large potential subscriber base).

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CDMA Phones Secret Codes

Nokia:
5185/6185 programming: *3001#12345#
Software version: *#837# or *#VER# or *#9999#
Serial / ESN: *#92772689# or *#WARRANTY#
Phone reset: *#75681# or *#75682#

Nokia 6185-5170
1. Press *#639#
2. Enter OTKSL and press OK
3. Enter the MIN and select OK
4. Enter the SID and select OK
5. Programming is complete

Nokia 3585
1. Enter ## followed by the OTKSL
2. Number (MDN) is highlighted. Press the upper left-hand soft key to select
3. Mobile Number will display. Enter the 10 digit MIN
4. Press OK
5. IMSI will appear. Press and hold the Clear key until the display is empty.
6. Enter 31000 plus the MSID (15 digits total)
7. Press the upper left hand soft key and select OK
8. It will take you back to the SVC Programming. Press the upper right hand soft key to select EXIT
9. Press END.
10. Phone will power cycle and programming is complete.

Samsung:
All type of phones (old modeles):
NAM programming: 47*869#08#9
Test mode: *759#813580 or 5809540*45680
exit test mode - 02
A-Key: menu + 0, code 25##
Samsung A500
1. Enter ## and the 6 digit OTKSL
2. SERVICE MENU will appear and 1.Basic will be highlighted
3. Press OK
4. Device will display NAM CDMA/ Phone Number
5. Enter 10 digit MIN
6. Press OK (3 times)
7. Display will return to Service Menu. Press END.
8. Programming is complete

Samsung N240 and N400
1. Enter ## and type in the 6 digit OTKSL
2. The display will show SVC MENU and 1. Phone Number
3. Press OK
4. Enter the 10 digit MIN and press OK
5. The display will show NAM with Home SID on the second line (Note: SID is no longer used)
6. Press OK
7. The display will return to the SVC MENU
8. Press END to complete the programming
Samsung Uproar
1. Press MENU key
2. Enter 9 2 0
3. Enter the OTKSL
4. At SVC Menu screen press OK
5. Enter MIN and press OK 4 times
6. Enter SID (4654) and press OK
7. Press END key
8. Programming is complete
Samsung N300
1. Press ## followed by the OTKSL
2. SVC menu will be displayed
3. Press 1 for Phone #
4. Enter the 10 digit MIN and press OK
5. MIN that was entered will be displayed press OK
6. SVC Menu will display press 3 for NAM
7. Enter the 4 digit Home SID press OK
8. Press END and handset will power cycle
Samsung i300
1. Tap on the Phone Icon with stylus
2. Press #907*9#0 ENTER LOCK should appear on screen
3. ENTER OTKSL
4. SVC MENU will appear press 1
5. Enter 10 digit MIN and then press SAVE
6. Press SAVE again
7. Press 3 and then press SAVE 6 times
8. Enter the HOME SID and press SAVE once
9. Press END key twice
Samsung A400 and A460
1. Enter ## and OTKSL
2. Press 1 for Basic at MENU (1 of Phone # when using the MSL)
3. Enter 10 digit MIN and press OK
4. At 1.Basic Menu press the END key
5. Handset will power cycle

Samsung 3500 8500 6100 N200
1. Press MENU
2. Press 6 0 (3500) 8 2 0 (8500/6100/N200)
3. Enter OTKSL
4. Press 1 at SVC MENU Screen
5. Enter MIN and press OK
6. Press OK 4 times
7. Enter SID (4654) and press OK
8. Press END key
9. Programming is complete

Qualcomm:
QCP-800 programming: menu + 3 + 0.
SPC: "000000" or may be other SPC typed by user.
QCP-820/1920/2035: type "111111" and press Jog Dial.
Choose "Programming" and enter SPC: "000000" or may be other SPC typed by user.
QCP 1960 and 2760
1. Press softkey under the work MENU
2. Press 8 0
3. Enter the OTKSL
4. Press softkey for OK
5. Enter MIN and press softkey for OK
6. No SID is require for this handset
7. Press softkey for EXIT
8. Programming is complete

LG:
LGC-300 programming: menu + 9 and enter SPC: "000000" or may be other SPC typed by user
A-Key: press STO for some time while you can see special code enter zone. Type 2539** and enter A-key
LGC-330W programming: menu + 4 + 0 and enter SPC: "000000" or may be other SPC typed by user.
A-Key: type 2539** and enter A-key
LGC-800W /500 programming: menu + 0 and enter SPC: "000000" or may be other SPC typed by user.
A-Key: type 2539** and enter A-key
LGC-510 programming: menu + 3 + 0 and enter SPC: "000000" or may be other SPC typed by user.
A-Key: type 2539** and enter A-key
LG1010 LG4NE1 TP2200 TP2100 Touchpoint SB/DB TP 1100 TP5200
1. Press ##
2. Enter the OTKSL
3. Scroll to SAVE and press OK
4. Scroll to MIN and press OK
5. Enter 10 digit MIN scroll to SAVE and press OK
6. Scroll to SID and press OK (Skip on 4NE1 go to RESET PHONE and press OK to complete)
7. Enter SID (4654) and scroll to SAVE and press OK
8. Programming is complete

LG5350
1. Enter ## and enter the OTKSL and press the left soft key under the word “Save”
2. At the Service Program display select Mobile Phone # and press the OK in the center of the 4 way navigation key
3. Enter the 10 digit MIN and press OK
4. Scroll down to 4. Advanced and press OK
5. Scroll to NMSI and press OK
6. Enter the MSID and press OK
7. Scroll down to 9. Amps Phone # and press OK
8. Enter the MSID and press OK
9. Press the END key

TP 2100
1. Press ##
2. Enter OTKSL
3. Scroll to SAVE and press Roller Ball in for OK (ESN will display)
4. Select NEXT (by pressing in the roller ball)
5. Scroll to EDIT and press in the roller ball
6. Enter MIN
7. Scroll to SAVE and press roller ball in
8. Select NEXT at the next 3 screens and then EXIT
9. Programming is complete

TP3000
1. Press ##
2. Enter OTKSL
3. Scroll to SAVE and press OK
4. Open flip
5. Use Stylus to enter the 10 digit MIN
6. Press OK (No SID entry is required)
7. Programming is complete

TP 5250
1. Press ##
2. Enter the OTKSL
3. Scroll to SAVE and press OK
4. The phone display will read SVC Program
5. Scroll to MOBILE PHONE # and press OK
6. Phone display will read Mobile Phone Number
7. Enter the 10 digit MIN and press OK
8. Scroll to Home SID and press OK
9. Enter the 4 digit SID (4654) and press OK
10. Reset Phone will be highlighted. Press OK
11. Phone will reset
12. Programming is complete
LG V111(DM110)
[menu]30.
After ask lockcode, enter: 843691.

Ericsson:
Programming:
Shot NAM 987 + menu
Long NAM 923885 + menu and enter SPC: "000000" or may be other SPC typed by user.
CDMA mode 904093 + menu
Analog mode 904095 + menu DM mode 904959 + menu

Hyundai:
HGC-120E / -130E programming: #86904**89397#
HGC-600E programming: ##20022002, END and enter SPC: "000000" or may be other SPC typed by user.

Sony:
CM-M1300/3300/Z200 programming: type "111111" and press Jog Dial.
Choose "Programming" and enter SPC: "000000" or may be other SPC typed by user.
Sony CM-M1300
1. Power phone on
2. Enter six "1s" ( 111111 )
3. Press the jog dial in
4. Press the jog dial in again to select programming
5. Enter six "0s" for the service security code
6. Phone displays the ESN
7. Press the jog dial in for OK
8. Enter your ten digit cellular telephone number
9. Press the jog dial in for OK
10. Enter your cellular carrier’s system ID (SID) without the zeros
(Example: if your carrier’s system ID is 00035, enter just 35)
11. Press the jog dial in for OK
12. Enter a name for NAM 1 or just press the jog dial in for OK
13. Phone displays Basic NAM 1 Programming is complete
14. Press the jog dial in
15. Press the jog dial in again for EXIT
16. Phone powers itself off
17. Press the power button to power the phone back on
18. Basic programming is complete

Motorola:
StarTAC 7760/7860 programming:
Service menu: FCN+0+000000+000000+RCL
Test mode: FCN 00**83786633 STO
V60c programming:
Service menu: 74663 # [Menu] [Menu] (programming code)
Test mode: [Menu] 073887 * (security code = 000000)

Motorola Tarpon (120x)
1. Press 74663 (spells PHONE)
1. Press # MENU MENU quickly
2. Enter OTKSL
3. The work MIN will be highlighted
4. Select the word CHANGE by selecting the top right button
5. Select DELETE. Press and hold the button until clear
6. Have the customer enter the 10 digit MIN number
7. Select OK with the top right button. The “User Activation” screen will appear
8. Scroll to highlight the CDMA Sys ID
9. Select CHANGE by selecting the top right button
10. Enter SID
11. Select OK by selecting the top right button
12. Select DONE with the top left button
13. Press the END key
14. Press # MENU MENU quickly
15. Enter OTKSL
16. The work MIN will be highlighted
17. Select the word CHANGE by selecting the top right button
18. Select DELETE. Press and hold the button until clear
19. Have the customer enter the 10 digit MIN number
20. Select OK with the top right button. The “User Activation” screen will appear
21. Scroll to highlight the CDMA Sys ID
22. Select CHANGE by selecting the top right button
23. Enter SID
24. Select OK by selecting the top right button
25. Select DONE with the top left button
Press the END key

Motorola Phones (ALL)
1. Enter 74663 # FCN FCN
2. Enter OTKSL
3. Enter MIN and press STO
4. Enter SID (4654) and press STO
5. Press STO again - programming is complete
Note: on the Tarpon (120C) you will need to press the MENU key instead of FCN.

SK Teletech:
SK-IM 1000/1400/2000/2200/2400 programming: #7583538324#626#

Getrun 2000
System NAM programming mode: 0 + 1 + # + 7 + 3 + 7 + SECURITY CODE (000000)
Debug menu: 0 + 1 + # + 3 + 2 + 4 + SECURITY CODE (000000)
Debug screen of field test mode: 0 + 1 + # + 7 + 2 + 7
Test mode: 0 + 1 + # + 7 + 6 + 4 + SECURITY CODE (000000)
System test mode: 0 + 1 + # + 7 + 6 + 8 + SECURITY CODE (000000)

NEOPOINT:
Neopoint 1000
1. Press M to display Main Menu
2. Scroll to PREFERENCES
3. Press softkey under SELECT
4. Enter 040793
5. Scroll to PROGRAMMING
6. Press softkey under SELECT
7. Enter OTKSL
8. Press softkey under DONE
9. Scroll to PHONE NUMBER
10. Enter 10 digit MIN
11. Scroll to HOME SID
12. Enter SID (4654)
13. Press softkey under SAVE to exit
14. Programming is complete

NEOPOINT 1600
1. Power the phone on
2. Press the "Menu" key
3. Scroll to "Preferences" - press "Select"
4. Key in the "Field Service Code" (the phone will not prompt you for the code)
at the "preferences" screen to access the "Service" menu (Default code is "000000")
5. Scroll to "Programming" - press "Select" - the phone will ask for the "Subsidy Lock Code"
6. Enter the "Subsidy Lock Code(654321)" to access the "NAM" menu
7. Select the NAM to be programmed (NAM 1 or NAM 2)
8. Program the NAM - Phone number and CDMA Home SID
9. After programming has been completed press "Save" - the phone will reset

Audiovox:
Audiovox 9100
1. Press ##
2. Enter the OTKSL
3. Display will read Service/Menu 1 Basic…press OK
4. Next screen will read Service Mode/Home SID…press OK
5. Next screen will read Service Mode/Home SID…press OK
6. Device will display Service Menu 1. Basic #
7. Press END button to complete programming

Handspring TREO:
1. Open the flip and press the PHONEBOOK button one time to display the dial pad
2. Enter ## and the OTKSL using the numbers on the Dial Pad
3. Press the handset button shown in the diagram above
4. At the Activations screen enter the MIN in the phone number field using the numbers on the device keyboard
5. Put a check in the Enable Number Portability box and type the MSID in the MSIN field
6. Press OK
7. The device will display the network search pop-up and return to the Phonebook display

Hitachi P300:
1. Enter ## and the 6 digit OTKSL
2. Press the Options soft key and then scroll to Save Phone #. Press the OK soft key.
3. At the NAM display scroll to EDIT and press the OK soft key
4. Display will read NAM and MDN will be highlighted. Press the OK soft key.
5. At the MDN display enter the 10 digit MIN and press the SAVE soft key.
6. At the Save prompt press the OK soft key. The next display will show several options that should not edited.
7. Press the EXIT soft key and the device will power cycle.
8. Programming is complete.

Kyosera:
Kyocera 2345 1135
1. Press 111111 (#1 key 6 times)
2. Option will be highlighted
3. Press OK
4. Scroll down to Programming
5. The service programming dialog will appear Enter Security Code.
6. Enter the 6 digit OTSKL (code will show as asterisks on screen)
7. Service Options will appear
8. Scroll down to the BASIC NAM1 Info
9. Press OK
10. Select the Phone Number by pressing the OK key
11. Using the keypad enter the 10 digit MIN
12. Press OK
13. Press END to complete the programming

Kyocera 6035
1. Press 1 six times (111111) and select OPTIONS
2. Select PROGRAMMING
3. Open flip
4. Tap the OTKSL on keypad on the screen. Tap OK
5. Tap on the PHONE NUMBER field. Enter MIN.
6. Leave A-KEY blank
7. Enter HOME SID (4654)
8. Tap SAVE & EXIT
9. Tap YES
10. Phone will be in OFF MODE Close flip.

Kyocera 3035
1. Press 111111 (the #1 key six times)
2. Options will be highlighted
3. Press in the navigation key (Navigation key is the button located between the TALK & END key)
4. Scroll to PROGRAMMING using the Navigation key
5. Select PROGRAMMING by pressing in the Navigation key
6. Enter the six digit OTKSL and press in the navigation key
7. SERVICE OPTIONS will appear
8. Scroll down to the Basic NAM1 info
9. Press in the navigation key
10. Clear any numbers that may appear using the “clear” key (arrow key located directly below the navigation key)
11. Select the PHONE NUMBER by pressing in the navigation key
12. Enter the 10 digit MIN select OK by pressing in the navigation key
13. Press END. Programming is complete.

Kyocera 2255
1. Press the 1 key six times (111111) “Option will be highlighted
2. Press OK
3. Scroll down to “Programming” and press “OK”
4. Enter OTKSL and press the navigation key
5. “Service Options” will appear scroll down to the “Basic NAM1 Info”
6. Press OK
7. Select Phone Number by pressing OK
8. Enter MIN and press OK again
9. Scroll to Home SID and press OK
10. Enter SID (4654) and press OK
11. Press END. Programming is complete.

QCP 2035
1. Press 1 six times (111111)
2. Press u key to select OPTIONS
3. Highlight PROGRAMMING and press u key
4. Enter OTKSL
5. ESN will appear press left arrow key to select OK
6. Enter MIN and press ? key
7. Press ? key again to exit - Programming is complete

Sanyo:
Sanyo 4000 4500 4700 5000 6000
1. Press ##
2. Enter the OTKSL
3. Scroll to SAVE and press OK
4. ESN will be displayed - press OK
5. Enter 10 digit MIN and press OK
6. Enter SID (4654) and press OK
7. Press OK twice
8. Programming is complete

Sanyo 5150 5300 and 6400
1. Enter ## followed by the OTKSL
2. Press MENU SAVE PHONE #
3. Press Ok
4. SVC Programming will be displayed. Scroll and highlight Mobile Number. Press OK
5. Press OK again
6. ESN will be displayed. Press OK
7. Mobile Number will be displayed enter the 10 digit MIN press OK
8. Press OK 4 times
9. Phone will power cycle
10. Programming is complete

Sanyo 6000
1. Press ##
2. Enter OTKSL
3. Press MENU Key and scroll to SAVE PHONE # and press OK
4. ESN will be displayed press OK
5. Enter MIN and press OK
6. Enter SID and press OK
7. Press OK twice more
8. Programming is complete

Sanyo 4900
1. Enter ## followed by the 6 digit OTKSL
2. Press the MENU/OK key and scroll and highlight SAVE PHONE #
3. Press MENU/OK
4. Scroll and highlight MOBILE NUMBER press OK
5. At the ESN display press OK
6. In the MOBILE NUMBER screen enter your MIN and press OK 4 times
7. At the service program menu scroll to exit and press the MENU/OK key.
8. Programming is complete

Sanyo 6200
1. Enter ##
2. Enter OTKSL
3. Press the MENU key and scroll to highlight SAVE PHONE #
4. Press OK
5. Scroll and highlight MOBILE NUMBER
6. Press OK twice
7. Scroll and highlight EXIT
8. Press OK
9. Phone will power cycle
10. Programming is complete

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Free gprs settings for idea, hutch, airtel, bsnl, airtel live ...

Manual Hutch Gprs Settings

   1. Account Name - Hutch_GPRS
   2. User Name - Blank
   3. Password - Blank
   4. Proxy - Enabled/yes
   5. Access Point Name - portalnmms
   6. Full Internet Access Point Name - www
   7. Proxy and Server address - 10.10.1.100
   8. Proxy and Server Port - 8080
   9. Homepage - http://hutchworld.co.in
  10. Authentication Type - Normal

Manual Airtel Gprs Settings

   1. Homepage - any page you want to set.
   2. User Name - Blank
   3. Password - Blank
   4. Proxy - Enabled/yes.
   5. Proxy and Server Adress - 202.56.231.117
   6. Proxy and Server Port - 8080
   7. Data bearer - GPRS or Packet Data.
   8. Access Point Name - airtelgprs.com
   9. Authentication Type - Normal
  10. Use preferred access point - No

Manual Airtel live settings

   1. Account Name - Airtel_live
   2. Homepage - http://live.airtelworld.com
   3. Username - Blank
   4. Password - Blank
   5. Proxy - Enabled/yes
   6. Proxy and Server Adress - 100.1.200.99
   7. Accespoint Name - airtelfun.com
   8. Proxy and Server Port - 8080
   9. Data bearer - GPRS/ Packet Data
  10. Authentication Type - Normal

Manual Idea Gprs Settings

   1. Account Name - idea_GPRS
   2. Username - Blank
   3. Password - Blank
   4. Homepage - http://wap.ideafresh.com
   5. Proxy and Server Port - 8080
   6. Proxy and Server adress - 10.4.42.45
   7. Databearer - GPRS / Packetdata
   8. Acces Point Name - imis
   9. Proxy - Enabled/yes
  10. Authentication Type - Normal

Manual Bsnl Gprs Settings

   1. Account Name - BPL WAP
   2. Username -
   3. Password -
   4. Proxy - Enabled/yes
   5. Homepage - http://wap.mizone.bplmobile.com
   6. Proxy and Server address - 10.0.0.10
   7. Proxy and Server Port - 8080
   8. Acces Point Name - mizone
   9. Data bearer - GPRS/ Packetdata
  10. Authentication Type - Normal

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Airtel GPRS settings for MOBILE OFFICE

go to settings
data Network
NEW
profile name:AIR
APN: airtelgprs.com
primary gatway IP: 202.056.231.117
Port:9201
and save it...
now go to web browser
SETUP
Profiles
NEW
Profile name: XXX
Home page: www.google.com
Network Link: AIR
SAVE IT N TRY

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