If anyone has noticed, it seems by default that even with Wi-Fi on, applications that require internet connectivity do not use the Wi-Fi connection, but instead use the phones 3G/EGDGE/GPRS connection. Now I tried what was suggested on the ppcsg forum (below), but it doesnt work. I didn't try the instructions highlighted in blue, as I don't know where that setting is. If anyone finds the solution to this, please post it. Otherwise we r all gonna be getting very big 3G/EGDGE/GPRS data bills!
<edit>OK, apparently this
vid on youtube shows u the fix. Goto Settings > Conenctions > Browser Connection > Check 'Automatically detect settings' > Click
ok
Yip, this is working now. Using WiFi and not trying to establish a 3G/EDGE connection.
One irritating thing I still find is that there doesn't seem to be a way to kill the 3G/EDGE connection without turning the 'Phone' off in Wireless Manager. Am I missing something?
</edit><edit2>Opera Mini does not seem to want to use the WiFi if the phone is set to on in Wireless Manager. It will initiate a 3G/EDGE connection if the phone is set to on. That is bloody irritating! </edit2>
<edit3>As confirmed in
this post on the blackberry forums.
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