[Reed McLay]

Unlicensed Mobile Access requires a dedicated server to monitor cellular vs Wifi signal strength. Unless you have an account of that server, you will not be seeing uma/UMA.

Your Browser will continue to work with Wifi, but not BlackBerry data or voice.

[Luxferre]

I know there was kinda a verdict to the question, but Im wondering if anyone had done more work on this and something had changed? (just hoping? lol)

[Reed McLay]

Yes indeed. I now have a Talkspot subscription and a Pearl 8120.

I had a minor problem with it and swapped the SIM card into my T-Mobile Curve 8230. UMA would not go active.

I now have the server address:

Serving UNC Address:
westhbsc.uma.rogers.com:14001

Security Gateway Addresses:
westsegw.uma.rogers.com

There are some other entries, but it is pretty clear, they came from my service books, not the WLAN support files.

[alwinch]

I called Rogers today and they told me the 8320 is not supported

[snowsquirrel]

It is advertised on their web page as a UMA device now...

[bubble.tea]

I called Rogers today and they told me the 8320 is not supported

It is advertised on their web page as a UMA device now...

Anxiously awaiting the ability to install this on my 8320...or my bold for that matter.

[yalp2yap]

Rogers now supports UMA on the 8320, but I (like others) have an unlocked t-mobile branded phone. Has anybody figured out a way to change the server addresses in the phone to the ones used by Rogers? Still impossible?

I updated to the latest Rogers OS today, but the phone still shows the t-mobile servers outlined earlier in this thread.