The application is really simple, it only query and tweak the register. When executing it, you can see all your active GPRS connections and the networks with they connects to.

Pressing the On/Off switches you can enable/disable each connection.

The application uses Manila Interface SDK by Michele.

Features:
- Finish active data connections.
- Configure the Windows planner to finish unused data connections.
- Analyze all the active TCP and UDP connections and open google to found information about the servers your device is connected on.

Don't forget to disable all the connections when roaming!

Tested on HTC Touch HD2.

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Update Description:
v0.6:
- Added command line support:
    /STOPALL
    /STOP [connection_name]
    /DISABLEALL
    /DISABLE [connection_name]
    /ENABLEALL
    /ENABLE [connection_name]

v0.5:
- Language support. Now translated to spanish. The application shows the user interface based on the regional configuration of your device.
- Small screens ready!
- Now the active connections view shows the status of each connection.

v0.4:
- Now Connection Timeouts works!
- New button in "Connection Timeouts" for restore the original configuration.
- New view: "Active connections". With this new view, you can see all your TCP and UDP connections. The program shows you the local address and port, the remote address and port, and try to lookup the remote address. It shows also a "Google It" button to open the navigator searching information about the remote address.
- This version is not yet ready for small screens.
- This version is not multilanguage yet.

v0.3:
- Solved a crash when no active connections.

v0.2:
- Change the application's name to Dial-up Enabler/Disabler.
- Added Active connections view. You can see the active connections, the time of activity and finish the connections.
- Added a button to change the Planner connection timeouts. I don't know if this works, because even if I disable everything in "Data Services", the mobile starts a new HSPDA connection when reestarting it, so must be an unknown process connected to the Internet.

You can change to None, 30 secs, 1 min, 5 mins or 10 mins, as specified in http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc510499.aspx. If you change this configuration, when Done, the application will ask you to softreset. If you don't softreset Windows won't realize.

v0.1:
- This is my first Manila application.