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Plan. Market. Customize. Move. Recycle.
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This sleek and innovative smartphone has the enhanced intelligence to make everyday life easier.
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Featuring all of the core messaging and social features to keep you connected.
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Smooth performance for browsing the web, running apps, working with documents, and enjoying multimedia
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A multimedia superstar with Beats earphones included.
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The Bold 9900 is RIM's thinnest BlackBerry smartphone yet and as lightweight and durable as it is feature-packed.
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High speed, portable Internet access in your pocket.
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Scratch, dust and water-resistant. 1GHz processor, 5MP camera and great pre-loaded apps.
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Easily capture and share your favourite moments with family, friends and colleagues.
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Prepare yourself for the Galaxy S II, Samsung's thinnest smartphone.
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With custom Beats headphones, engineered to deliver extraordinary sound.
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Jump right into what's most important to you thanks to an improved lockscreen design.
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Business and social features in a slim package.
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BrightPoint GB
Delivered.
02
Samsung Galaxy S III
Inspired By Nature
03
BlackBerry Curve 9320
3G capable
04
HTC One X
Quad Core Android 4.0
05
HTC One V
A great all-rounder
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ZTE Tania
Fully equipped
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BlackBerry Bold 9790
Powerful & Fully Featured
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HTC Sensation XL
With Beats Audio
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HTC Titan
Office on the move
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HTC Radar
Windows Phone 7.5 (Mango)
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BlackBerry Bold 9900
Touch and Type in harmony
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ZTE Libra
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ZTE MF30/MF60
USB & WiFi for Windows and Mac
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Motorola Defy +
Faster, smarter, richer
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BlackBerry Curve 9380
The 1st all-touch Curve
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Samsung Galaxy S2
Faster. Slimmer. Brighter.
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HTC Sensation XE
Designed to impress
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ZTE Skate
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HTC Explorer
Keep in touch with the people who matter
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ZTE Tureis
Android Gingerbread

Key Features
Installation
Insert the iMo into an available USB port on your PC. Windows will detect the new hardware automatically and install a USB storage device which, depending on your AutoPlay settings, will prompt you to run the Setup application. If it doesn't, open My Computer and double click the icon for the new drive:

Select the option to run "setup.exe". If you have UAC (User Account Control) enabled you will be prompted to confirm the action:

Select Yes, the following window will be displayed:

Click Next:

Read the license agreement and click "I Agree" if you accept the terms and conditions:

Specify where you want the program files to be copied to (leave at the default values unless specifically required):

Specify the name of the folder on the Start Menu you want created, again leave at the default values unless specifically required, you can always rename it later. Click Install. The required program files will then be copied to the PC and Windows will detect further new hardware. This process may take a few minutes. Once complete click Finish:

An icon will be added the Windows Desktop, and to the Start Menu, for Mobile Partner:

Double click the icon to launch the connection manager application, the following window will be displayed:

Open the Tools menu and select Options. Click on Profile Management:

Click on the option to create a New profile. Leave the access number at the default value of *99#.
Enter a suitable name for the new profile, this can be anything meaningful to you simply to identify the profile.
Set the APN field to Static and enter in the appropriate Access Point Name for your network operator:
Vodafone - internet
Orange - orangeinternet
O2 - mobile.o2.co.uk
T-Mobile - general.t-mobile.uk
Three - three.co.uk
NOTE - other APNs are available, contact your network provider for the correct information.
Enter in the appropriate username and password details for your network operator:
Vodafone - 'web' for both
Orange - leave blank
O2 - 'web' for both
T-Mobile - leave blank
Three - leave blank
Again, other details are available depending on your service, consult your network operator for the correct details - but to be honest you can mostly get away with anything, connections are not authenticated by username and password but by your SIM's profile with the billing system.

Once all settings have been entered click Save and then set the profile as the Default.
The profile will then be listed in the main connection screen:

To initiate the connection, click the Connect button:

To configure the WiFi and more advanced functionality of the iMo unit, read this article - http://blog.brightpointuk.co.uk/configuring-huawei-e5832-e5830-imo
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