Use wifi only blackberry curve 8520

Anyways I love the phone :D. The battery lasts for 2days on moderate to heavy use. YouTube is playing smoothly, fast internet.

Cute themes, fonts can be changed, camera is ok for outdoor and bright lights. It works fine except for YM everytime i logged in it say "service enable for this handset". Can anyone help me with this? Just have this phone for 2days. I've only had the device for a couple of days, but it didn't take me long at all to get used to the new trackpad. In fact, I really like it. I'm unsure of how durable it will prove to be, but RIM's intention in debuting the trackpad is to avoid many of the performance issues associated with the track ball.

Dirty, stuck or impeded track balls are common, just ask any BlackBerry power user. So I'm hoping the trackpad will stand up to the test of time. Check out both the BlackBerry maker's official explanation and my own personal take.

The media keys are easily accessible atop the device. And as far as I can tell, they work well. Unlike any other BlackBerry model, the Curve has navigation and calling keys that are literally part of the display. The Curve's X display extends downward and becomes the Call Send and End keys, as well as the BlackBerry Menu and Escape buttons; they're all one single piece of plastic.

Like many of its BlackBerry-brethren, the new Curve has two customizable "convenience keys" that you can program to initiate a wide variety of BlackBerry actions. The Curve 's side buttons are set into the rubbery hard-plastic that surrounds the device.

When the box next to the menu item is ticked V , Wi-Fi is turned on. Select Wi-Fi network. Scroll to Next and press the Navigation key.

Scroll to Scan For Networks and press the Navigation key. A list of available Wi-Fi networks is displayed. Highlight the required Wi-Fi network and press the Navigation key. Follow the instructions on the display to select security settings, if required. Scroll to Connect and press the Navigation key. Scroll to Yes and press the Navigation key.