Reqwireless WebViewer is an HTML Web browser that works on a wide range of mobile Java devices. This document provides instructions for installing WebViewer on some of these devices.
If you need additional assistance, please see the support section of our Web site.
To install WebViewer over-the-air to your phone, visit http://reqwireless.com/wap using your phone's WAP browser and select "WebViewer" from the list of MIDlets.
To install WebViewer over-the-air to your phone, visit http://reqwireless.com/wap using your phone's WAP browser and select "WebViewer" from the list of MIDlets.
To install WebViewer over-the-air to your phone, go to the Java menu, select Download, and then choose OTA. Select "Enter URL", press OK, and enter reqwireless.com as your OTA server.
To install WebViewer over-the-air to your phone, follow these steps:
To install WebViewer on a Motorola iDEN phone, you must use the Motorola iDEN Java Application Loader, which is only available to registered Motorola developers.
To install WebViewer over-the-air to your phone, visit http://reqwireless.com/wap using your phone's WAP browser and select "WebViewer" from the list of MIDlets.
To install WebViewer over-the-air to your phone, visit http://reqwireless.com/wap using your phone's WAP browser and select "WebViewer" from the list of MIDlets. Alternatively, you can use the Nokia Application Installer from the Nokia PC Suite.
To install WebViewer over-the-air to your phone, visit http://reqwireless.com/wap using your phone's WAP browser and select "WebViewer" from the list of MIDlets. Alternatively, you can send the WebViewer.jad and WebViewer.jar files to your phone by email, infrared, or Bluetooth. Once on the phone, open WebViewer.jad.
When using WebViewer with a GPRS connection, you must use an Internet access point rather than a WAP access point, and you must use 0.0.0.0 as your gateway IP address. In Tools -> Settings -> Connection -> Access points, create or edit an access point so that the "Access point name" refers to an Internet access point rather than a WAP access point, and set the "Gateway IP address" to 0.0.0.0. The access point name will vary depending on your carrier; here are some Internet access points that we know of:
Mobile operator | Access point name |
---|---|
TIM (Italy) | uni.tim.it |
Vodafone Omnitel (Italy) | web.omnitel.it |
Wind (Italy) | internet.wind |
O2 (UK) | mobile.o2.co.uk |
Orange (UK) | orangeinternet |
Orange (France) | orange.fr |
SFR (France) | websfr |
Bouygues Telecom (France) | eBouygTel.com |
Swisscom | gprs.swisscom.ch |
Smart (Philippines) | internet |
Fido (Canada) | internet.fido.ca |
Rogers AT&T (Canada) | internet.com |
To install WebViewer over-the-air to your phone, visit http://reqwireless.com/wap using your phone's WAP browser and select "WebViewer" from the list of MIDlets.
To install WebViewer over-the-air to your phone, visit http://reqwireless.com/wap using your phone's WAP browser and select "WebViewer" from the list of MIDlets.