The method uses a proxy that reformats web pages to work on mobile phones with a WAP browser. The only exception is some flash based sites and sites that redirect when a mobile phone accesses them.
To get this working, create a new web session with the following information:
Name: whatever you want
Homepage: http://www.t-mobile-favorites.com
Service Type 1: HTTP
Gateway IP: 216.155.165.050
Port 1: 8080
Domain 1: blank
DNS 1: 66.94.9.120
DNS 2: 66.94.25.120
GPRS APN: epc.tmobile.com
I’ve also found that you can access a website directly by going to a URL as follows: http://10.176.80.147/www.google.com/#oP9 or http://10.176.80.147/
Some times it works both with and without the /#oP9
Everything else can be kept as the default on the web session. The homepage is for T-mobile UK’s web’n'walk service. After you launch the web session, you will see the web’n'walk homepage where you can enter a URL or a web search term, and the proxy will format the web site for your mobile phone or return a search list with links that will be formatted for your mobile phone. Some sites don’t want to work if you enter them in the URL box, and you’ll have to search for them then click on the link. I don’t know if it will work on a smartphone.
