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Mobile Media FAQs
What is a web-enabled mobile phone? A web-enabled mobile phone is a phone that has a built-in web browser and the capability to connect to wireless websites. Smart phones are web-enabled.
Is there a charge to access our mobile website? You can access our mobile website for FREE!
Additional monthly charges may apply depending on your data plan. Check with your carrier for package rates and transport charges. Standard or other charges may apply.
Will I be using my monthly minutes to access the mobile website? In most cases, your mobile web browser won't use up minutes on your calling plan. But, check with your carrier for specific details of your plan to make sure.
Can I access the mobile website from anywhere? Today most areas in the US are accessible to the Internet. However, access is limited to the coverage area of your carrier. Consult your carrier's coverage map for limitations on service. As a rule urban areas have faster access than remote areas.
How do I launch the mobile website from phone? Two simple steps: 1. Launch the mobile Internet browser on your phone. 2. Enter the site URL using your phone keypad and press OK or GO. You'll see our mobile site home page.
I've accessed the wireless website, but I'm having problems, such as pages not loading, or loading slowly. Check to see if you can access other wireless websites. If not, you may be out of the area covered by your carrier or you have a slow connection speed. If you can access other sites, there may be a temporary problem with the site.
When I put the 'www' URL into my phone, nothing happens. Some mobile phones don't accept redirects. If you have a phone like this, instead of "www" type "m" before the URL or just type the URL. For example: google.com. |
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