N97 RSS automatic updates

Hi,
I'm using only WiFi to connect my N97 to the internet. I've set both my home and work access points in the Internet connections.
I've set up an RSS feed in the phone's browser, and I want it to automatically update.
The problem is that I have to choose one specific Internet access point, and if I'm not near that access point - it won't use the other one to update.
Is there a way to make the RSS auto-update use any available Internet access points? (just like the email auto updates...)
Thanks in advance,
Guy

go to the browser then the web feeds press options then edit . you can set the auto update there
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