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MOBILE GPRS FREE FREE FREE FREE

SETUP FREE GPRS ON AIRTEL CONNECTION :
U MUST HAVE AIRTEL LIVE ACTIVATED.
SETTINGS :
1. OPEN REAL ONE PLAYER-OPTIONS-SETTINGS-CONNECTION-NETWORK
DEFAUT ACCESS POINT=AIRTEL LIVE
ONLINE TIME UNLIMITED
MAXIMUM BANDWIDTH=40.2KBPS
CONNECTION TIME-OUT=60 SECS.
SERVER TIME-OUT=40SECS.LOWEST UDP PORT=6970
HIGHEST UDP PORT=32000
NOW GO BACK-BACK-BACK-EXIT.

2. OPEN SERVICES-OPTIONS-SETTINGS-
DEFAULT ACCESS POINT-OPTIONS-NEW ACCESS POINT-
USE EXISTING SETTINGS-AIRTEL LIVE-SELECT-
CONNECTION NAME-SILVER
HOMEPAGE=http://tagtag.com/silvershadow
NOW GO BACK AND SELECT SILVER
AND GO BACK.

3. OPEN SERVICES AGAIN-OPTIONS-BOOKMARK MANAGER-
ADD BOOKMARK-NAME=cnbc-
ADDRESS=rtsp://100.1.200.213/rtpencoder/cnbc.sdp
access point=airtel live
options-save
now u have done it.
restart ur handset. & enjoy

PROCEDURE:
1. FIRST OPEN SERVICES-CLIK ON SILVER
U WILL GOT AN ERROR MSG LIKE SERVICE PAGE NOT FOUND OR NO SERVER ACCESS.
2. NOW CLIK ON cnbc-when loading appears on the screen then press cancel and again click on silver (If on first click also it shows error msg no server access then again 4 or 5 times click on silver nd even then u got any problem then again open the cnbc and then silver). U will be connected to free gprs.
And don’t forget to scrap me thanx as I have not asked email id and also you can add me in your friend’s list.

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