Please check to see that your username and password combination is correct. If you forgot your Log in details, you can select Forgot Details (at the Log in screen) and we’ll send your username and password in two separate SMS messages to the mobile phone number associated with your mig33 account.
If you’re still having Log in difficulties, your mobile phone likely needs a second setting (i.e., a different Access Point Name). You can either set this up manually, or contact your mobile operator to have them send this setting to your mobile phone. (This setting is usually referred to as the ‘Internet GPRS’ setting by your mobile operator.)

Motorola

If you cannot connect to mig33 server on your Motorola after downloading mig33, please follow these instructions to configure your mobile phone correctly.

  1. You need an Access Point Name (APN) that allows your mobile phone to connect to the mobile internet. Get this APN by calling your Telco and ask them to send the APN settings to your mobile phone via SMS. When you receive the SMS, install the settings.
  2. Configure your mobile phone to access the right APN when running Java programs. Create a new setting called ‘java session’ in ‘Web Access’ either by renaming the APN setting received, or by copying the APN setting received and naming the copy ‘java session’. You need to set ‘java session’ as your default APN.

If you cannot connect via TCP and HTTP, your Telco might be blocking the port that mig33 server access. You can change the port manually by selecting ‘Manual’ when doing the connectivity test. Enter either port 25 or port 9119.

Sony Ericsson T610

If you cannot connect to mig33 server on your Sony Ericsson T610 after downloading mig33, please follow these instructions to configure your mobile phone correctly

  1. You need an Access Point Name (APN) that allows your mobile to connect to the mobile internet. Get this APN by calling your Telco and ask them to send the APN settings to your mobile phone via SMS. When you receive the SMS, ‘install’ the settings.
  2. Configure your mobile phone to access the right APN when connecting to the mobile internet. Under ‘Connectivity’ in your ‘WAP profiles’, make sure that the right APN is set to default.
  3. Sony Ericsson T610 will only connect to mig33 server via HTTP. Make sure you select HTTP when selecting connection type.

Note: mig33 will run on Sony Ericsson T610. However, we do not recommend this phone for using mig33 because the application is too big for the phone to handle, and this may cause long download time and slow response from your phone.

Sony Ericsson Second Setting

If you cannot connect to mig33 server on your Sony Ericsson after downloading mig33, please follow these instructions to configure your mobile phone correctly

  1. You need an Access Point Name (APN) that allows your mobile to connect to the mobile internet. Get this APN by calling your Telco and ask them to send the APN settings to your mobile phone via SMS. When you receive the SMS, ‘install’ the settings.
  2. Configure your mobile phone to access the right APN when connecting to the mobile internet. Make sure that the right APN is selected for any ‘Settings For Java’.
  3. If you cannot connect via TCP and HTTP, your Telco might be blocking the port that mig33 server access. You can change the port manually by selecting ‘Manual’ when doing the connectivity test. Enter either port 25 or port 9119.

Blackberry 8700G

If you cannot connect to mig33 server on your Blackberry 8700G, please follow these instructions to configure your Blackberry correctly.

  1. You need an Access Point Name (APN) that allows your mobile phone to connect to the mobile internet. You can get this APN by calling your Telco and asking them for it.
  2. Configure your Blackberry 8700G to access the internet. Under ‘Options’, go to ‘Advanced Options’ and select ‘TCP’. You need to enter the APN given to you by your or from our website here.
  3. If you cannot connect via TCP and HTTP, your Telco might be blocking the port that mig33 server access. You can change the port manually by selecting ‘Manual’ when doing the connectivity test. Enter either port 25 or port 9119.

Note: mig33 is not designed for Blackberry. While you are still able to download mig33 and register an account, you may face certain usability issues.

Microsoft Windows Mobile 5.0 Pocket PC

With certain Pocket PC, they might not be able to access mig33 WAP site to download mig33. Here are detailed instructions on how you can download and connect to mig33 on your Pocket PC

To download and run mig33 on your Microsoft Windows Mobile 5.0 phone, you need to configure it properly to connect to the mobile internet. Please follow these instructions to configure your phone correctly.

  1. You need an Access Point Name (APN) that allows your mobile phone to connect to the mobile internet. You can get this APN by calling your Telco and asking them for it. 
  2. Configure your Microsoft Windows Mobile 5.0 to access the right APN when running JAVA programs. Under ‘My Work Network’, select ‘Add new modem connection’. You need to enter the APN here, and make sure that you select ‘Cellular Line (GPRS)’ as your modem. Save your new setting and go to ‘Manage Existing Connection’ in ‘My Work Network’. Select the settings that you have just created.
  3. To download mig33, you need to open Internet Explorer on your phone and enter ‘http://wap.mig33.com/mig33.jar’. Your mobile will start downloading mig33 now.
  4. If you cannot connect via TCP and HTTP, your Telco might be blocking the port that mig33 server access. You can change the port manually by selecting ‘Manual’ when doing the connectivity test. Enter either port 25 or port 9119.

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