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Trafficline
™
1200
Dodge the traffic jams
Find delays and problems on your journey,
before you hit them. Through a network of
roadside sensors, Trafficline* locates you and
gives up to the minute local traffic information
direct to your Xda, so you won't waste precious
time sitting in jams and at roadworks.
Prior to travelling or whilst on route:
• For an instant local report, key 1200 followed
by
• Trafficline can also give information further
afield. Press 1 for motorway information or 2
for trunk road information
Trafficline informs you of traffic congestion on
both motorways and A roads up to 15 miles
ahead and also 5 miles either side on
motorways. What’s more you can make as many
requests as you need for specific traffic
information for any number of roads in one go.
Trafficline is a trademark of O2 (UK) Limited and provided in
association with Trafficmaster. Not available in Northern Ireland.
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4. Connect to
the Internet
Your Xda gives you instant, high-speed access
to the Internet.
Enjoy the full Internet –
anytime, anyplace*
Once your Xda has been set-up you can enjoy
full Internet access and email on the move with
GPRS, at speeds of up to five times faster than a
standard (GSM) mobile service.
You can surf any website
†
. You can download
information. You can send and receive Internet
based email with attachments. And you can
now do all this wherever you are – on a train
or in a café, between meetings or sitting in
the park, at work or at play.
Please note
When downloading software it is possible to
contract software viruses. The use of anti-virus
software is recommended.
*
†
*
Subject to GSM/GPRS network coverage. You will need either
a Mobile Web subscription or connection to a Pay As You Use
data tariff to surf the Internet over the GPRS network.
The Xda uses a version of Internet Explorer designed for Pocket
PC device – 'Pocket Internet Explorer'. Pocket Internet Explorer is
designed for the smaller screen of the Xda (1/4 VGA), and does
not support all features that are supported by web browsers for
PCs. If a website has been constructed with these limitations in
mind, it will be possible to have a good Internet experience on
the Xda – albeit on the smaller screen. Not all websites have
been built to support Pocket Internet Explorer browsers,
therefore they may not function in the same manner that they
will on a full sized PC. O2 cannot be held responsible for the
operation of such websites as they are outside our control.
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