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Not being able to use WhatsApp is no fun, so if you are having trouble connecting, keep reading. To start, there are many reasons why you may not be able to connect to WhatsApp, so we have listed a few of the most common reasons.

The most common reason why you cannot connect to WhatsApp is because your phone is not connected to the internet.

To ensure you have a working internet connection, check the following:

1. You have a data plan on your carrier’s network or a Wi-Fi connection with internet access.
2. Make sure the signal strength for Wi-Fi or data network is good and that the phone is connected to the network.
3. Open a webpage in your phone browser to see if it loads. If it loads, your phone is connected to the internet!
4. Reboot your phone.

If you cannot connect to the internet through your Wi-Fi network, try connecting to a different Wi-Fi network or connecting over your phone’s data network.

If you can open webpages and run other applications that connect to the internet on your phone, but WhatsApp will still not connect, try deleting and reinstalling WhatsApp. Learn how to reinstall WhatsApp on: Android | BlackBerry | iPhone | Nokia

If you can connect to other applications on your data network, but not WhatsApp, it could be that your mobile provider has configured your wireless access points to block certain chat applications.

Try this if WhatsApp still will not work on data only:

1. Contact your mobile provider and ask them about different access point settings to run chat apps.
2. They will guide you through a process in which you will manually configure your data network and web settings.

If you are using a Nokia S40 series phone in India (i.e. your number starts with +91…), read this article.

Cheers,
WhatsApp Support Team

Courtesy: @WhatsApp

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LG Optimus 4X HD to arrive in Europe soon 

Shot some photos with my mobile on the external profile of the dongle. But before we step onto the pics, let’s run through the tech specs and features of the USB dongle

• Model: Huawei E392
• USB 2.0
• Multi-mode data download capability – MIMO 2×2
• USIM Card support
• Micro SD card slot for using the dongle as a memory stick
• Support for external antenna
• Backward compatibility with the 3G/2G/GSM networks
• Supported frequencies

2G: 900/1800/1900MHz
3G: 900/2100MHz
DC-2100MHz HSPA +
LTE DD800/900/1800/2100/2600MHz – Mimo 2 * 2

• Best possible speeds as supported by the dongle:

3G: 5.6 to 42 Mbit / s  (typical speed -12 0.4 Mbit / s)
4G (LTE): 50 to 100Mbit / s

• Comes with a self-installing connection manager which is stored in the dongle’s memory itself
• OS Compatibility: Windows (XP, Vista & 7) and Mac OS X (10.5 & 10.6)

Haven’t had a chance to plug in the dongle to my PC and check the speed since the USIM was not activated. Will get the speed results and connection manager details posted soon.

Airtel 4G LTE Dongle – Front

Back view. For security reasons the IMEI # and the serial # has been blackened.

Side View 1: Has the micro SD slot and a small provision for plugging in the external antenna

Side View 2: The other side has the USIM slot, which supports the LTE only SIM.

Check out the pictures below, click pictures for details[via engadget]:

HTC HD7

Samsung Omnia 7

Dell Venue Pro

HTC 7 Mozart

HTC Trophy

HTC 7 Pro

HTC 7 Surround

LG Optimus 7

Samsung Focus

LG Quantum