Keeping your phone's software up to date optimises its performance. Check out our phone support area where you can access software downloads, phone settings, interactive manuals, and much more.
Hati Hati is the name of some unofficial software that can act like a computer virus on your mobile phone. It's usually downloaded by customers looking for free virus protection for their phone online, but the software isn't secure and once it gets onto your mobile, it can make the phone send large numbers of text messages to some specific phone numbers, without the owner knowing about it.
If you've got a phone which runs the Symbiam S60 2nd edition (you can check your phone manual to find this out), you should remove the Hati Hati application or file from your phone.
We've noticed that some of our customers phones have recently been infected with this virus. Based on our standard phone contracts, it's your responsibility to protect your phone against viruses and unofficial software that may damage your mobile. For this reason, you're also responsible for any charges that appear on your account as a result of this software. To protect customers that may already have this virus on their phone and to stop additional charges being built up, we have blocked the specific numbers to which the automatic text messages are being sent.
For detailed information on how to remove the HatiHati.A malware, please visit the F-Secure website.
You can also help to protect your mobile from harmful software and applications by being careful when accepting and installing applications that you receive by Bluetooth, when opening picture message attachments or transferring files between your phone and computer using a memory card.
To do this on your handset click on the Menu then Setup Wizard and follow the onscreen prompts.
To do this online go to www.instantemail.t-mobile.co.uk and click on "Email Accounts" then follow the setup wizard to add your email accounts.
The init failed error can be resolved by uninstalling and reinstalling the web'n'walk manager software. A step by step guide to uninstall and reinstall web'n'walk manager can be found on our Mobile Broadband Support site >
This can happen when Windows isn't running all the services needed to connect to the Internet
To check this, click on the Start Button > Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Services
Then select the 'Standard' tab and locate the following services;
-Telephony
-Network Connections
-Remote Access Connection Manager
-Remote Access Auto Connection Manager
For each of these in turn, right-click and select Properties. Then on the General tab, next to Start Up type, select Automatic followed by Apply then OK. Then reboot the PC/Laptop and try connecting again.
The 619 error can usually be resolved by taking the steps below:
We have created an easy to use web page to let you check your Mobile Broadband coverage online.
A PUK (Personal Unblocking Key) is an 8 digit code that is needed to unlock your handset or USB stick, if you entered your SIM card PIN wrong 3 times in a row.
We have created a simple guide on how you can get your PUK code here >
If you enter the wrong PUK code 10 times you will permanently block your SIM card and we will need to send you a new one.
Yes.
As part of our commitment to bringing you the latest handsets, we will be releasing a new Android device called the T-Mobile G2 Touch in the second half of 2009.
Yes we do, we have setup a dedicated website for business customers where you can manage your account online, purchase new handsets and much, much more.
If you're eligible for an upgrade you can choose any of the phones available in our range >
In most countries, yes.
Check out our using the internet abroad page for more information.
No problem. All MyFaves phones come with a library of icons you can choose from instead.
We have a wide range of phones, from all the leading manufacturers. Once you have decided how you wish to pay for your T-Mobile service, you will see descriptions and costs of the phones available. See more on our phone range >
If the green light on the left:
- is lit up - it means the WLAN is enabled
- is out - it means the WLAN is disabled
- is flashing - it means there is WLAN activity
If the light on the right:
- ls flashing blue - it means you are connected to an HSDPA network
- is flashing red - it means you are connected to a GPRS network
- is flashing magenta - it means you aren't connected (the card may have lost connection with the network or it may be another fault)
You've given us your address at some stage - this may have been over the phone when you purchased your mobile or when you signed up for My T-Mobile.
When you top up with a credit or debit card, we check that the address you gave us matches the card billing address. If these don't match, the maximum you'll be able to top up over the phone or online in a 30 day period is £30.
If you want to top up more, simply register a card with a billing address that matches the address in our records. You can check you address details in My T-Mobile to make sure they're all correct.
Hati Hati is the name of some unofficial software that can act like a computer virus on your mobile phone. It's usually downloaded by customers looking for free virus protection for their phone online, but the software isn't secure and once it gets onto your mobile, it can make the phone send large numbers of text messages to some specific phone numbers, without the owner knowing about it.
If you've got a phone which runs the Symbiam S60 2nd edition (you can check your phone manual to find this out), you should remove the Hati Hati application or file from your phone.
We've noticed that some of our customers phones have recently been infected with this virus. Based on our standard phone contracts, it's your responsibility to protect your phone against viruses and unofficial software that may damage your mobile. For this reason, you're also responsible for any charges that appear on your account as a result of this software. To protect customers that may already have this virus on their phone and to stop additional charges being built up, we have blocked the specific numbers to which the automatic text messages are being sent.
For detailed information on how to remove the HatiHati.A malware, please visit the F-Secure website.
You can also help to protect your mobile from harmful software and applications by being careful when accepting and installing applications that you receive by Bluetooth, when opening picture message attachments or transferring files between your phone and computer using a memory card.
As a security precaution Hotmail/MSN/Live require you to validate your password every 90 days.
You can do this yourself online. Simply logon to www.instantemail.t-mobile.co.uk and click on "Email Accounts" then click on the envelope with the red icon. You will then be asked to enter your password. Once you have entered your password and confirmation appears on the screen your BlackBerry will start receiving emails from your Hotmail/Live/MSN account.
To do this on your handset click on the Menu then Setup Wizard and follow the onscreen prompts.
To do this online go to www.instantemail.t-mobile.co.uk and click on "Email Accounts" then follow the setup wizard to add your email accounts.
Yes, BlackBerry is available to pay as you go customers.
A PUK (Personal Unblocking Key) is an 8 digit code that is needed to unlock your handset or USB stick, if you entered your SIM card PIN wrong 3 times in a row.
We have created a simple guide on how you can get your PUK code here >
If you enter the wrong PUK code 10 times you will permanently block your SIM card and we will need to send you a new one.
Yes, the T-Mobile G1 comes with a 2GB micro SD memory card.
If you are a pay monthly customer with a compatible handset then you should be able to use your phone as a modem. Find out more
This can be caused by having too little free memory on your handheld.
Have a look at the complete list of causes and resolutions for help resolving this problem.
An IMEI number is a 15 digit identification number unique to your phone. You can get your IMEI number by dialing *#06# from your phone or by removing the battery and checking the printed label.
Yes, roaming is charged at £1.50 per MB on any network within the EU and £7.50 in all other countries.
To enable/disable data roaming simply do the following:
From the Jump Screen select Menu then scroll down to Controls.
Then look for the Wireless option and using the scroll wheel, check the “Allow GPRS Data Roaming” box.
Yes. Group call allows you to chat with up to 20 friends at the same time and on the same call.
Discover more about Group call
Whether you're after a memory card, Bluetooth headset or a replacement battery, you'll find them all at our online accessory shop
A Widget is a small application on your phone that provides specific information to you and can be functional or fun. A Widget connects to the internet to update its information. (i.e. The Accuweather Widget will update twice a day with the latest local weather).
Widgets are free to use however since they connect to the internet to update you will need to have internet on your phone or else standard internet charges will apply.
If you are still unsure about widgets we have created a video demonstration so that you can see how they work on your phone.
Widgets will update at different intervals throughout the day. We have examples of update intervals below but bear in mind that not all widgets have been listed.
Accuweather - Twice a day
Amazon - Once a day
BBC News - Once every hour
Facebook - Once every hour
Live Cricket - Once every hour
Twitter - Once every hour
Yahoo! Mail - Once every hour
YouTube - Twice a day
We classify sites containing unmoderated, user generated content as unsuitable for under 18's because there's a chance they may see inappropriate images or receive unwanted contact from strangers.
To get access to social networking sites, go to removing content lock
For Mobile Broadband troubleshooting, FAQ's and downloads, visit www.t-mobile.co.uk/broadbandhelp
Yes. Find out what the call charges will be in our 3G data card brochure .
Yes, you can boost the signal using an external aerial that's compatible with Option data cards.
The init failed error can be resolved by uninstalling and reinstalling the web'n'walk manager software. A step by step guide to uninstall and reinstall web'n'walk manager can be found on our Mobile Broadband Support site >
This can happen when Windows isn't running all the services needed to connect to the Internet
To check this, click on the Start Button > Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Services
Then select the 'Standard' tab and locate the following services;
-Telephony
-Network Connections
-Remote Access Connection Manager
-Remote Access Auto Connection Manager
For each of these in turn, right-click and select Properties. Then on the General tab, next to Start Up type, select Automatic followed by Apply then OK. Then reboot the PC/Laptop and try connecting again.
The 619 error can usually be resolved by taking the steps below:
We have created an easy to use web page to let you check your Mobile Broadband coverage online.
We have various Fair Use Policies depending on your Mobile Broadband price plan
- Mobile Broadband Lite
1GB per calendar month
- Mobile Broadband Plus
3GB per calendar month
- Mobile Broadband Extra
5GB per calendar month
- Mobile Broadband Max
10GB per calendar month.
T-Mobile is still the only operator not to charge expensive run-on rates for breaching your Fair Use Policy, so you will never be charged more than you expected. Click on the legal stuff you need to know to find out more.
A PUK (Personal Unblocking Key) is an 8 digit code that is needed to unlock your handset or USB stick, if you entered your SIM card PIN wrong 3 times in a row.
We have created a simple guide on how you can get your PUK code here >
If you enter the wrong PUK code 10 times you will permanently block your SIM card and we will need to send you a new one.
The Share Dock 100 can support up to 32 connected computers, although we recommend no more than three users be connected at the same time.
Your Mobile Broadband connection is shared between each connected computer, so for each additional computer that uses it, the slower the connection gets.
If you are a pay monthly customer with a compatible handset then you should be able to use your phone as a modem. Find out more
If you are logged on to your PC/laptop using a Guest account logon using an account with Administrative rights.
If you are using Windows XP follow the steps below:
Firstly ensure show hidden Files & Folders is checked.
If you are still getting the "Failed to create a phonebook entry" error please try the steps below:
Browse to Control Panel > Administrative tools > Computer management > Services and Applications > Services
Locate the following services:
1. Telephony
2. Network Connections
3. Remote Access Connection Manager
4. Remote Access Auto Connection Manager
Right click and select Properties. On the General tab, next to Start Up type, select Automatic followed by OK.
Reboot the PC/Laptop and try connecting again.
To use Mobile Broadband you will need:
It is not possible to send or receive faxes with any of the following devices:
- web'n'walk USB
- web'n'walk Stick
- Mobile Broadband USB Stick 530
- Mobile Broadband USB Stick 110
- web'n'walk data card
The speeds that you experience depend on what type of connection you have to our network. Use the following as a rough guide to what you could expect:
- HSDPA
Downloads of up to 4.5 Mbps (typical speeds of between 1.0 and 2.0 Mbps should be expected)
Uploads of up to 1.7 Mbps (typical speeds between 384 and 700 Kbps should be expected)
-3G
Downloads of up to 384 Kbps
Uploads of up to 64 Kbps
-GPRS
Downloads of up to 56 Kbps
Uploads of up to 25 Kbps
To use Mobile Broadband abroad costs £1.50 per MB within EU Countries or £7.50 per MB in the rest of the world.
When using Mobile Broadband abroad, all usage is chargeable.
The main differences between the two devices and their software are detailed below
Web'n'walk Stick
Yes. You can simply plug your USB stick into any compatible PC/laptop and follow the prompts to install the software.
If you want to share your Mobile Broadband connection with more than one laptop/PC at the same time, then you should check out the Mobile Broadband Share Dock 100
The minimum requirements for the web'n'walk USB are:
- Pentium 500MHz (PowerBook G4 for Mac)
- 128MB RAM
- 50MB free disk space
- Windows Vista (including SP1), XP (Service pack 2), 2000 and Apple Mac OS X 10.2.6 or higher
- Display resolution: 800*600 pixels or above (1024*768 is recommended)
To use a web'n'walk Stick, the minimum requirements are:
- 400MHz processor
- 256MB
- 25MB free disk space
- Windows
Windows XP - Home, Professional, Tablet and Media Centre editions (SP1,2 & 3)
Windows 2000 SP4 or Apple Mac OS X 10.3.9 or higher
- Internet Explorer 5.5
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Only Linux Ubuntu operated machines which were purchased via the Carphone Warehouse together with the web'n'walk USB are currently supported.
The requirements are:
In order for these services to work on your BlackBerry handheld you will need to purchase a BlackBerry booster.
Adding a BlackBerry booster to your account costs from as little as £5 per month for pay monthly customers.
We also provide a pay as you go BlackBerry handset with 1 years email included for £179.99.
Widgets will update at different intervals throughout the day. We have examples of update intervals below but bear in mind that not all widgets have been listed.
Accuweather - Twice a day
Amazon - Once a day
BBC News - Once every hour
Facebook - Once every hour
Live Cricket - Once every hour
Twitter - Once every hour
Yahoo! Mail - Once every hour
YouTube - Twice a day
Apple's latest operating system update Mac OS X 10.6 - Snow Leopard - has now been released and we're currently testing compatibility of our Mobile Broadband products against it.
If software updates are required we'll post them to this site as soon as they're ready.
In the meantime, if you need to continue to use your Mobile Broadband we'd recommend you stick with your current operating system, just in case there are any compatibility issues with Snow Leopard.
If you use the Mobile Broadband USB Stick 120 or USB Stick 620, you should not use this with MAC OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard). It is currently incompatible and can cause serious issues with system stability
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What if I don't have a photo of one of my favourites on My Faves?
What phones are available in your range?
Why can't I access social networking sites like Facebook or Bebo?
What do the flashing lights on the data card mean?
Can I use the data card SIM to make calls in a mobile phone?
No problem. All MyFaves phones come with a library of icons you can choose from instead.
We have a wide range of phones, from all the leading manufacturers. Once you have decided how you wish to pay for your T-Mobile service, you will see descriptions and costs of the phones available. See more on our phone range >
We classify sites containing unmoderated, user generated content as unsuitable for under 18's because there's a chance they may see inappropriate images or receive unwanted contact from strangers.
To get access to social networking sites, go to removing content lock
If the green light on the left:
- is lit up - it means the WLAN is enabled
- is out - it means the WLAN is disabled
- is flashing - it means there is WLAN activity
If the light on the right:
- ls flashing blue - it means you are connected to an HSDPA network
- is flashing red - it means you are connected to a GPRS network
- is flashing magenta - it means you aren't connected (the card may have lost connection with the network or it may be another fault)
Yes. Find out what the call charges will be in our 3G data card brochure .
In most countries, yes.
Check out our using the internet abroad page for more information.
Yes, you can boost the signal using an external aerial that's compatible with Option data cards.