[(Mitch)]

http://www.sonyericsson.com/fun/wxht...products=K800i

If i got the K800i, would this cost to use, if so, how much?

Thanks for your replys.

[midlands_lad]

Quote:

Originally Posted by (Mitch)

http://www.sonyericsson.com/fun/wxht...products=K800i

If i got the K800i, would this cost to use, if so, how much?

Thanks for your replys.

Hi,

Opera Mini is free to download and to use as a resource to access the internet. You would be charged for the data (kilobytes, megabytes etc) that you download on the browser.

I use Opera myself and tend to turn images off to avoid higher charges (an average text only page refresh is about 2kb - 5kb for me, which is a tiny charge on my priceplan).

The charges themselves would be decided by the data costs of the network provider you're using, e.g. Vodafone, Orange etc.

[Mr Cable]

Love that Opera Mini. I believe it also uses Operas own Servers to compress stuff before sending it to you, resulting in smaller data charges on your bill.

Highly recommend it.

[Fiyero]

I love opera mini. It does a really good job at shrinking pages to your phone. It does go through their servers (my analytics for my site showed somewhere in Sweden iirc). It shrinks the images at their end so you only pay a little bit of data. I have unlimited from 3 anyway but it does still make it faster.
Opera Mini, Sky Mobile and Googlemail are my 3 java apps that i adore

[Adam D]

i made a thread about this the other day and still no reply

How can i set up the settings for java on D900 tmobile contract?

[Mr Cable]

You shouldn't need any settings.

Point your mobiles' existing browser at mini.opera.com and upon installation it should find your T-Mobile data connection automatically...

[Adam D]

it doesnt.

Even before when i was on o2 (also tried today) i have the same java insternet settings

payandgo.o2.co.uk
password
then the proxy settings all the same. It still fails to connect.