E5 "Browser unable to connect to website"

I have a new e5 and I can not connect to internet. I get message:
I try to connect to Internet via my wireless router (no password no firewall). I connect to router (Wlan: found) but when I try to visit any web page I get message:
"Browser unable to connect to website:"
or
"Could not locate remote server"
I installed another web browser(opera) and it still doesnt work.
I also updated nokia software.
My router is using:
Interface Type: 802.11b/g
so it should work.
and help is welcomed. Thanks in advance.

Guys, please, let us continue in this other thread …

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