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Orange GPRS
Orange recommend that you use the GPRS (General Packet
Radio Service) setting on your phone. Orange GPRS allows
you to remain connected all day long, while only paying for
the information you transfer, and also enables you to send
messages and emails containing photos, text and sound.
Using GPRS means you can send photo messages, access
Orange email, browse on wap and even access your office
intranet. You only pay for the information you transfer, you are
not charged for the time spent reading and composing emails
or documents, or reading a wap or Internet site.
Voice calls will still get through when you are using GPRS and
you can resume your work after the call has finished.
GPRS tariffs are available for pay monthly and pay as you go
customers, including a pay as you use rate and a range of
inclusive bundles to suite all types of user. Once you have
subscribed to GPRS you will need to
change your phone’s
settings before you can enjoy the benefits of Orange GPRS.
Here’s what to do.
1 Press Menu then scroll to and select Funbox.
2 Scroll to and select WWW Services.
3 Scroll to and select Proxy settings.
4 Scroll to Orange GPRS and press Select.
5 Press to return to the main display.
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How do I subscribe to GPRS?
Call 07973 100 156 or 156 from your Orange phone. When GPRS
is activated on your phone, you will receive a SIM Update in the
form of a text message. Read the message, then delete it. Switch
your phone off then back on to activate GPRS.
When GPRS is active, you will see GPRS in your display.