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aff
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i am soon to buy a 9210 or i and i need to know can you download a mp3 with the symbian and radio and can you get an mms maker and can you attach a camera or change the covers or can you get a gprs internet thing with symbian
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govigov
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You need to rephrase them, ask it one by one pref with numbers.
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Debu
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I'll try to answer your questions as you asked, Forgive me if i misunderstood any of them.
1. Yes, You CAN Play MP3's.
2. No, You CANNOT Play Radio.
3. For Camera, You CANNOT attatch a camera, but you can use an IR camera to transfer pics.
4. No, you CANNOT install anything to enable GPRS/MMS on your 9210, it simply cannot use GPRS (because GPRS requires a seperate radio unit), and without GPRS, you cannot use MMS.
5. The Covers of the 9210 are NOT user interchangable. You need to take it to the service center to change the casing.
Hope it helps. 
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aff
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is there anyway you con recieve mms or send what about your service provider and is there any symbian apps so that you can here check this site http://wap.my-symbian.com/
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govigov
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No, i think as already said, you need gprs, which is in the hardware.
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aff
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what about infrared picture sending-possible?
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govigov
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I think so.
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aff
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whats the difference between the 9210 and the 9210i apart from the age and memo
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govigov
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@aff, if you are yet to buy this phone, pls dont. You will and can get a better phone. The 9210 is so out now. With no gprs, and an outdated model means, he any thing goes faulty, which it probably will, you will have hard time fixing it. If you already bought this phone, Then ignore this. 
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aff
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what do you suggest thats under 100 aud and please state the probs
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@aff: Have you heard of the Nokia 8310? It was released at the same time as the Nokia 9210. The 9210 is just as out dated!!! So, Unless you want to use the 9210 for NOTHING else apart from viewing/editing your word/excel documents on the go, or playing outdated old games, dont buy it.
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govigov
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@aff, whats the max you can spare in us dollars?
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aff
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well 100 aud is around 65 dollars usa money but i will only accept ebay australia
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Dragonfly_TP
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you can send mms using a dialup connection, it is possible.
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@dragon: Yeah dude, you can, but for MMS to work, you need Message Push on your phone, (or you can recieve the MMS, but your phone won't know). For that you need GPRS. After that, how your phone recieves the MMS (i.e Via GPRS connection or Dial-Up connection) is your phones problem. Hence no GPRS-> No MMS. Savy?
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