It's not a web browser in the way you are thinking of. It's a client for a Nokia service. The client does not attempt to connect to a website, instead it asks t

It's not a web browser in the way you are thinking of. It's a client for a Nokia service. The client does not attempt to connect to a website, instead it asks the Nokia service to render a website and provide a rendered version. These phones are too under-powered to render modern web pages. It's either this or they have to view only WAP pages. If you have never used WAP on an old phone, go login to Yahoo Mail at http://wap.yahoo.com/ http://wap.yahoo.com/