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carkitter
Joined: Apr 29, 2005
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I find text is getting old. I prefer MMS - sending a pic with a caption, plus recrding my voice and adding that too. Works a treat sent from my K7 to my wife's Z600. Still looking for an oportunity to send a video clip though.
10 - 50 MB plans at lower prices would be cool for browsing WAP. |
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liquored
Joined: Apr 25, 2005
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txt is good with stylus. mms is all good but i find some phones dont play the tunez that i send to them with the mssge. (all midi ofcourse). |
Gigs
Joined: Jan 19, 2004
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PXT is cool for making lil maps to get to places too. Pity theres no decent pxt plans 
Midi? Whassat? 
Remidns me I need to put Should I stay or Should I go on the phoen as a ringtone too.
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liquored
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it does a budget interpretation of song. size varies from liker 3kb to 15kb's, pretty tiny good for mms (to the right fone) |
Gigs
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I know what it is liq, I was beeing sarcy. 
No longer use midi here, mp3 all the way. |
liquored
Joined: Apr 25, 2005
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sorry dude 
no more more mp3 anymore .ogg for me! 
(me still only got default memory stick so need to save space!) |
liquored
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anyone here tried getting free gprs on their phone :| |
carkitter
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@Gigs
After a thorough search on WAP to find all my favourite MIDI ringtones, I'm reluctant to get rid of them, even though I can now do the MP3 thing. Haven't got around to saving any short MP3 files yet.
MMS rocks but having checked out the S/E site and looked at the K600i and Z800 (both 3G handsets) I have to say, I'd like to try video telephony. Now I don't know whether to update to a W800i or go 3G! |
Gigs
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Free GPRS would be nice (whistles)
@car:
I'm practically slavering over the W800i, 3g later maybe, but for now I'd just like the W800i )
Will skip the K750i despite them being practically the same too.
Though I do wonder what  are making for the next P series. |
Muhammad-Oli
Joined: Jun 13, 2004
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@liquored You sound like you know how to get free GPRS???
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2008, 2009, 2010 Best Australasian Member. |
carkitter
Joined: Apr 29, 2005
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Don't miss 20/20 9:30pm tonight on TV2. Story on the Telecom hacker. |
carkitter
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Did anyone see it? Any comments? |
Gigs
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I didn't.. was i right though? just unset voicemail passwords?
Or was he a little more ingenius than that?
Or did he just get a list of ESN's and change his phone to them lol
Went out and watched episode 3 last night.. Damned great on the mega screen. Not a bad movie too..
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liquored
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@carkitter
no i dont, but i wish i did.
in the Pxxx forum there is a topic on free gprs, but idoesn't work here.
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carkitter
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@Gigs
Yeah, It was confined to viocemail and with some knowledge of the system and basic computing, He managed to exploit a loophole. But he was able to use it still even after a password was set and as alot of people use their bank PIN number as the password... let's just say that 20/20 like to sensationalise things.
I'm not famous enough to have to worry about hacking.
They didn't say whether the Vodafone system was susceptable.
I bet it's not!  |
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Posted: 2005-05-16 11:24
