WAP uses data. Most sites that have WAP pages will direct you there automatically, in Safari. I know Amtrak and MLB.com will only allow you access to their WAP pages, even when on WiFi.
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So how would I go about using the WAP network?
Um. Use Safari?
WAP is, essentially, just a cut down version of the internet that was designed for early 'web' phones. My first WAP phone was back in the late 90s, and dialled in for a connection so I could visit a very limited set of websites that were designed for WAP access. But whether you load a WAP page or an HTML page you are still accessing data - I'm not sure how you've got unlimited WAP but no data.
ahh but you see GPRS is not included in this deal! I always thought that WAP was different from GPRS. If I were to surf in GPRS mode on any of my old phones I'd get charged 5 cent a kb. WAP surfing on the other hand is unlimited.
Fido in Canada offers this.
So if I were to turn on the 3g and edge on my phone and accessed a wap website it would count as WAP surfing?
ahh but you see GPRS is not included in this deal! I always thought that WAP was different from GPRS. If I were to surf in GPRS mode on any of my old phones I'd get charged 5 cent a kb. WAP surfing on the other hand is unlimited.
ok Trip.Tucker thanks for the clarification. So in this case, how can I limit the phone to only browse WAP websites?