[BBJunkie]

Can this be done and if so, where can I get more info?

[noeffectx]

yes it can be done

[BBJunkie]

ok, how?

[sting0r]

Originally Posted by BBJunkie

ok, how?

There is a pretty lengthy thread in this forum with a link to xda-developers.com that details the info you are looking for.

[noeffectx]

Originally Posted by BBJunkie

ok, how?

click on my signature. all the files you need is on my site.

[untjoker]

I've got it working on a Dash right now and it works like a champ. Howeve, the internet is the problem. The only connection choice for the BB client is "Blackberry" and therefore when bb connect is on my internet can't go to anywebsites, I have to go to bb connect, suspend it and then go to IE explorer on the Dash. It works fine it's just a hassle having to suspend the BB Connect client before I can go to the internet. Basically you run the BB Connect for Windows Mobile cab file on your handset, make sur eyou have a bb plan with t-mobile, go to BB client on your handset and look at the status tab to get your PIN and IMEI, enter that into the t-mobile blackberry internet email setup and voila send your service books. You don't need a desktop manager software if you're using BIS, BES you do though.

[noeffectx]

Originally Posted by untjoker

I've got it working on a Dash right now and it works like a champ. Howeve, the internet is the problem. The only connection choice for the BB client is "Blackberry" and therefore when bb connect is on my internet can't go to anywebsites, I have to go to bb connect, suspend it and then go to IE explorer on the Dash. It works fine it's just a hassle having to suspend the BB Connect client before I can go to the internet. Basically you run the BB Connect for Windows Mobile cab file on your handset, make sur eyou have a bb plan with t-mobile, go to BB client on your handset and look at the status tab to get your PIN and IMEI, enter that into the t-mobile blackberry internet email setup and voila send your service books. You don't need a desktop manager software if you're using BIS, BES you do though.

change the settings on your apn: wap.voicestream.com of your bbConnect
password: leave it blank

you can you use your browser without disconnecting the bbconnect

[tempa]

Originally Posted by noeffectx

change the settings on your apn: wap.voicestream.com of your bbConnect
password: leave it blank

you can you use your browser without disconnecting the bbconnect

I have a Dash and bbconnect working on it, but how would I edit the settings in bbconnect. The only option it gives me to click is "Done". Thanx in advance.

[tom23]

Hi,

I've got the same problem, dont have an option to change any of the settings, only have the DONE option.

[sting0r]

Originally Posted by noeffectx

change the settings on your apn: wap.voicestream.com of your bbConnect
password: leave it blank

you can you use your browser without disconnecting the bbconnect

I don't believe you can do that, as I have tried it before and basically it just resets the blackberry entry in the GPRS options back to blackberry.net

I have only been able to get browsing to work reliably with suspending the blackberry service. If I don't suspend it browsing works sometimes and when it does it is really slow...

[dhendriksen]

Do you guys know if you can connect and browse via wifi while the BB connect service is connected? Does this device support multiple connections? Everywhere I use the browser on the phone, I have wifi. That would solve this problem for me.