I'd like to have the home screen appear like this (hope the link is OK):

http://www.devicewire.co.uk/htc-touch-cruise-premium

Is this possible with the Touch Diamond?

OK, I've got my notifications back, whoo hoo.

Still looking for a way to stop the device waking up when an SMS comes in though...

I dont use Total Commander, so this is guesswork...

You might need to use the folder selector (up at the top of the TC screen), or possibly the yellow cube icon (second from the right at the bottom of the screen) to choose the registry.

You'll know when you're there because you should see stuff like "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE", "HKEY_CURRENT_USER" etc. Just browse them as though they were regular folders.

I have just got a TyTN II and would like to use TomTom Navigator 5 on it. I called TomTom support and they could not give me a definitive answer as to whether it will work or not

Also, if I un-register my current device (HP HX4700) and find that Nav 5 doesn't work on the TyTN II - I will not be able to register it on the HX4700 again!!

So, does anyone know if Navigator 5 will work?

I don't know if its been fixed in this rom but as direct push always uses the gprs/3g there is a danger of internet traffic also using it. It was recommended that you turn off direct push before starting wifi browsing. I turn off directpush in comm manager just to be sure.

You are not charged for being connected - only for actual data.

Hi All,
I have just orderd on Orange Canary £30 18month an "HTC M3100" (still don't know if it is HTC or Orange brand yet - how exciting!!) and I have seen in the forum people going on about the £8 unlimited data bundle from Orange. Is this now available, and is it available to everyone on Orange, or people who have struck up really good upgrade deals to stay?
thanks all

Nick B

When wifi is active the biq square is replaced by the wifi icon.

It has to start somewhere.

At present im not able to find much for the m3100.

Cases cradles ETC. So here is a thread to add in any you find to help us all.

Yep. I have a lazy "E" key but its getting better with usage.

I forgot to mention do a reset! Despite all settings being correct, networking devices sometimes remember routes you dont want them to and dont discover routes that you do want! The reset clears all such residual memories and ensures that the device acts as required:

It should use wifi by default if it is available. It should only use 3g if wifi isn't available. The one time that this may not be true is if you still have a 3g connection valid (say for direct push) and it uses this instead of the available wifi.

With regard to 3g, the way these devices are designed is that you have top levels of connection eg Orange World or My ISP and within those you can have multiple settings.

As far as I know, you should set your Orange World to use Orange GPRS 3G. Then tell your Select Networks to use Orange World to connect to the Internet - then each time you open a browser or connect to mail, it should see if it has a valid internet connection (eg wifi) and if not it will use Orange World (and thus Orange GPRS 3g).

I haven't got in to setting up vpn's to clients yet - but found on my last device that these could be set up using the MY WORK network settings - I recall early Orange WM2003 devices used the my work settings for MMS - but these now use GPRS MMS instead.

Some routers/access points offer four wep keys purely as a way to segregate encryption between different data types but its not used much if at all these days. Use of different keys doesn't reduce the encryption load on the access point and it doesn't segregate different users and types of users.

But don't worry. Having all your users on one key doesnt matter. The access point will still share the data throughput fine between you (ie you aren't all just using a quarter of the bandwidth or anything).

Don't worry about "doubling up" - you can connect multiple devices to a wifi router via the same key.

With regard to network settings, if you havent mucked about with the actual settings that it came with, you want the top one to say Orange World and the private one to say My work network.

Then make sure you disconnect 3g (in com mgr end data service or via red hang up key for three seconds), then connect wifi and open up internet explorer.

A2gb card would come in handy actually!

remembered the name of the s.ware
try www.mobiluck.com and see what they have to offer

It's always what your customer thinks.
If he is bothered by the Bluetooth messages ... it's your loss, unfortunately

There is a company that does it but unfortunately I cannot remember there name. However they are not free. Try Google. To be honest though if I was to receive infomation this way I would not be interested in the services of the company, due to the way they do their marketing.
I run my own business and would not consider this as a marketing tool.

That would be 'spamming'

Right

I've been waiting and phoning and reading and pondering and now I am going shopping for a new PDA.

I'm staying with Orange as the old tariff I'm on is too good to let go, but it looks like the M5000 is no more via an upgrade and the M3100 is not arriving soon enough........?

What should I buy!?

Money is no object .

"There's nothing more unappealing to a woman than a man with an old smartphone" (brandall 17/06/2006)

Ps. sorry about the title - made you look though.....

The Ubiversal (aka M5000) is big but it's he canines gonads.
Different people want differenr things but the large screen together with 3G make it ideal for internet browsing and the keyboard is a joy to use.

But if you want big, may I sygest one of these? http://www.motorola.com/mediacenter/graphi...ectId=4279_4372

Well yeh... shelters you from rain, oh and those nasty UV rays from the sun Looking forward to some pics of the proto-type