Step 5: installing Opera Mini

ok, so once your phone is connected in JAL, you will want to click the "Download" button it will bring up a directory, navigate to mini.jad and click "open" it should take off and load the .jar file onto the phone, once it has completed that task, disconnect the phone from the cable, flip it open go "Menu button>java applications>Opera Mini" when you open opera mini, it will do the actual installation. when you run opera for the first time, it will ask you to press random keys. no, this isn't a practical joke, it needs random data, to determine encryption. don't ask.
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Can you do this without the USB cord? I downloaded opera mini with my prepaid sanyo juno that I only use for the cheap internet, but being free would be even better.
OPERA&nbsp;IS&nbsp;AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!! I always use either that or Firefox.<br />
there is a service that will track your lost phone and do some mobile social networking capabilities...it works by <a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.itag.com">tracking your gpsphone</a><br/><br/>check out the site <a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.itag.com">iTag.com</a><br/>
Will this work with a RAZR on Alltell?
will this work with anokia 6670 with a BSNL network
umm im confused do i send that website to my phone.. but i dont understand how to send it... like is it jsut ur plain number? im kinda confused. Do you need to sign up on boostmobile website or what?
Sorry to bother you but I don't feel like reading all the other comments to get my answer but I have an i425 and it doesn't work with mini-opera atleast not the one posted so you wouldn't happen to have another url that supports an i425 Motorola phone.
i have a motorola so would i have to put 508631----@MYmotorolamobile.com?(instead of @myboostmobile.com)<br/><br/>
ehm, perhaps you didn't understand the syntax of the address; it's not dependent on the brand of the phone, but on the carrier.
DUDE, this is the best app I have ever used on any phone. But here's the great part, it works on the "new" i425. I was wondering if you could make a special little ring tone transferring "Hack" for the i425 series, those MyJAL apps are crazy to use.
Unfortunately, after 6 years of great service my i450 took a dump, and I deleted all my software, however there is a way to do that, a full step by step guide can be found <a rel="nofollow" href="http://harrythompson.com/">here.</a> the program you will be installing will be called &quot;iDen webJAL&quot; it's similar to the JAL included in this instructable, but it requires a spoofed server connection (server is run by <a rel="nofollow" href="http://harrythompson.com/),">http://harrythompson.com/),</a> it allows ALOT of stuff to be done with these phones.<br/><br/>If you do choose to take this path, I wish you luck, for you will be very pissed 90% of the time, it's not a simple thing to install, but IT IS WORTH IT!<br/><br/>let me know how it goes.<br/>
I have tried iDen webJAL more than once, and I have gotten pissed off at every time. I don't know whether it's because I'm running vista or not. I was wondering if you could use this app to download ring tones from sites that I have registered to, I can open my text, follow the link using this app, but when I try to download, it says it may need to close to download but nothing happens. Does it let me or am I gonna have to find an alternative?
you will never be able to download a ringtone directly to the phone, even if it did get put on the phone, it wouldn't be registered as being put on anyways, that's why the webjal is needed. it not only loads the data onto the phone, but at the same time places some identifying information in the phones registry.
I have used up my MyJAL MediaPAL 3.0 trial, it works great. If you could lend me a "link" to one it would be appreciated. Every time I download another trial, it's like the servers are linked and won't let me use it, it expires instantly. If webjal was EXTREMELY easier to install, that would benefit to more than a handful of individuals. But for now, I'll just remain some sort of Boost god, by installing this app on my friends cells.
Also, yes windows vista IS a problem with older software, like webjal. it's quite simple to install another version of windows on the same computer, without disrupting vista. I know this because I use Ubuntu 8.04, Windows XP, and windows Vista all on one laptop.
Remember this, it's a universal rule. "Garbage in Garbage out" and iDen webjal is far from garbage. it may be a bit of a pain to install, there are basic steps to it 1. downloading proper software 2. installing the proper software 3. spoofing the server (basically redirecting all trafic to motorola's iden server, to Harry Thompson's server) Once those are done properly, it will be your best friend.
dang i got a sony ericsson walkman ,will that work?
If it did, I would check www.operamini.com with your web browser and see if it's supported. webjal will NOT load it into the phone memory, becuase of the brand, and the network type. however it may work by other means unknown to me.
will it work for any nextel phone that is unlocked?
NIce step-by-step! Thanks. For GPS tracking, try mytracking:<br/><a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.geocities.com/prestonsystems/mytracking">http://www.geocities.com/prestonsystems/mytracking</a><br/>MUCH more stable than mologogo. I havent had to re-boot it at all so far, so it's really a great unattended tracking solution for about $10 every 3 months (the cost to keep the Boost account active). I believe personal use accounts are still free.<br/>
hey guys just wondering does it work on a boost i855?
Does not work with Cingular, I might go pick up a boost phone later
Dude, this is awesome. I can confirm that it works on an i425 with Boost Mobile. I've been periodically checking my account summary online, and no charges or anything.<br/><br/>At the end of the instructable you mention free GPS tracking... I was just wondering how that was going. Other tracking apps (such as <a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.mologogo.com/">mologogo</a>) wouldn't work? You would have to have the data service?<br/>
Well, thank you for checking that particular model! I have succesfuly run mologogo on my i450 - however it is VERY laggy (due to low memory) data connection is needed to load various maps (which is seen as an http transaction, so it's free with the listed networks and phone models.)<br/>
What exactly do you mean by the "listed networks and phone models"? I'm kinda curious on what counts as the kind of "internet traffic" that you would be charged for. Opera obviously doesn't need the paid-for web service... (Sorry if I sound like a stupid n00b... I'm really not. I'm quite competent when it comes to anything technological.)
Sorry, I should have been more specific. basically all motorola phones on the sprint, nextel and boost mobile networks SHOULD be able to do this, but so far the only confirmed models are the i450, i455, i425. A close friend of mine unlocked an old moto razr v3 - and had it put on the nextel network, he is currently able to browse the web for free in the same way as my i450.
is this possible on a motorola phone on any other network? (tmobile, at&t, etc..)
I have not tested outside of the boost/sprint/nextel network, but I assume it will not work. if it does work, please let us know.
it worked
I already have free internet, just installed opera mini, so, my question is: I still wont' get charged for using opera mini ?
does the boost mobile account have to be activated in order to work?? or can i use it like wen and wen it isnt activated???
In order to get internet, you need to be connected to the network, and to be connected to the network you need to be dialing one of the "emergency" numbers listed in the codeplug (911), or the account must be active. I really dont think you want to be calling 911 while triyng to get internet. I've been trying for months now to alter that list, but have only managed to piss off the local fire department.
Hate to sound like a noob, but what is a celltop?
it sounds like a typo.... could you quote the sentence it is in, so I can correct it? I searched and searched, but never mentioned the word "celltop"
go to shopalltel.com then go to the section where it says <em>phones</em> (u might need to type ur zip code) and then find the motorola rockr z6 when u see the info it has u then click the actual picture of it and it will show another thing with more info this is where i found the word <em>celltop</em> hope this can help! thynx<br/>
I've been using a boost i415 and supporting a i450 for a year and a half or so (i.e. a family member is using it and I'm putting on what they need). Opera certainly doesn't randomly work without data access enabled ($0.35/day currently, initially $0.20/day), with the data access on most network access apps seem to work fine. As mentioned, need a JAL - I initially used WebJal but switched to the opensource OpenJal later. I've had no issue with that, may have to try cutting data access and accessing a messaged link (I assume the point is that will open further access from other apps, but I may be misunderstanding). I have a hard time switching to a better platform simply because it's a stupid good deal for what I do, 35 cents a day doesn't add up to a whole lot and net, IM, email, maps, GPS, etc all work great. I'd love a bigger platform, but all other places keep saying mean things like "one year contract" or "$20/month for data" - F that.. Sure it's only 9.6kbit or so, but that's a-ok for casual browsing, checking mail, brief messages, etc. It this works it'd cut data rates from $10.50 to $0, which wouldn't hurt and it can always be reactivated I guess..
well, I hate to burst your bubble, but it does work, but not so randomly. all iden phones on the boost/sprint/nextel network, have a packet data connection. boost will try like hell to charge you for it by using the OpenWave browser. if you don't believe me, and are willing to blow off a litte cash to see for yourself, go out, buy a brand new i455 or i415, load opera, and see what happens.
Not sure I'm willing to buy anything else. I cut service on one (i.e. data service) and toyed around a bit but didn't get it to work all that well. It would once in a while manage to load pages it, in theory, shouldn't be allowed to access (i.e. outside boosts cozy $$$ site) but I didn't get that far with it. Perhaps I'll play more. I'm not prepared to give up data access on my own (I actually use it). If they're cracking down harder on that I probably will need to check into it more, I've been considering getting something bigger (the i415 has about 2Mb memory, which is a little tight). I have had opera work on relatively new i415s and i450s though (with "boughten" data access). I haven't done extensive checking, just people over at the house who happened to have them and then the "OpenWave sucks! - Toss it over, I'll slam in Opera mini on it, cables right here" conversation. I'm not sure if you mean they plugged the SMS link hole thing and I'm not planning on forking up to find out.
Eugene perhaps?
Don't get it.
umm... ok
lol, why don't you get it?
Big technological words.
How do u email a link to a phone? i've been trying it with yahoo and it comes up with just the words
so just reply to that
Does it have to be a Boost phone for this to work? I have a Motorola i870 used on Nextel and when I launch OperaMini, it tells me "Different ways of connecting to the Internet will now be attempted. Press OK to start the setup." It then performs 6 tests, but comes back that it "Failed to connect to the Internet." I have an i415 Boost phone used on Nextel, but haven't tried that one yet.
it has to be sprint, boost, or nextel. it's strange that the i870 doesn't work, but the i415 is guaranteed to work.
bummer doesnt work on my Nextell i836 Told it to a boost friend thow and it worked for him. great tip thanks.
just remember, opera may run on the phone!

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