Difference between socket and http in opera mini

Sir,
                 can any one say in simple language, what is the difference between socket and http connection. Is http connection possible in opera mini? Which is best suited for economy in use and fee
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First thing to do is to make your phone open the web pages. I don't think the phone has low speeds.
First
ask your customer care for correct access point.
1.
Copy the access point name you received from custome care to-
Settings-Connectivity-Packet data-Packet data setting,
edit active access point.
Give any name to active access point and activate it.
Now goto settings- configurations - personal config.- add new- web, give any name to web and press back twice.
Now again add new access point in personal configurations, give any account name to this access point.
Copy the access point name which you got from ccare to bearer settings- packet data access pt.
Press back three times and activate this access point.
Now in default config. Settings activate personal config.
Now all apps which need internet connection like
opera mini should work fine.
2.
Saved pages of Opera mini 4.x won't open with opera mini 7.x version.
Saved pages are stored with an extension .obml.
Connect memory card to your pc using a card reader,
you can find them by enabling hidden folders and searching .obml.
Now right click on any obml file of search results and click open file location or move them to any folder you like and
note down the files location.
Now goto saved pages of your opera mini, manage, set folder. Set the folder location to where .obml files are stored
Now your old saved pages can be opened.
Hope this helps.
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