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Is there a section to talk about Java ME? Apps, etc. (3)
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2010-07-02
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I'd like to know this too. Also it doesn't seem to tell me which operator I am connecting to when it asks to enable data roaming.
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2010-07-02
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settings->phone->network selection and then choose "manual" would seem to be what you want? haven't actually done this whilst roaming but I presume that's its purpose.
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2010-07-02
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You have to conciser you can't just roam on any old network. Your home network has to have a partnership with them.
When in Gambia I had a choice of three options, Gamcel, Africell or no service at all, but if I tried to manually choose even the ones O2 had partnership with it still wouldn't let me on.
When in Gambia I had a choice of three options, Gamcel, Africell or no service at all, but if I tried to manually choose even the ones O2 had partnership with it still wouldn't let me on.
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However GPRS roaming is 7e/MB with "any operator". With one friendly operator the cost would be 3e/MB.
How in N900 one can manually choose the cellular carrier in use if it automatically wont choose the wanted one?