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On 2005-11-30 09:08:22, Angelgirl wrote:
but lets remember the free stuff we have downloaded and enjoying now, @ angel, yeah that true, almost everything I've downloaded on my phone was via mtn..........
but ta hell with that, mtn is now messed. @mamba: AYA is rite, chewing is the best. at least you can show ur fustration by appyling more pressure with ur JAW
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Posted: 2005-11-30 13:57:31
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@Aya: Item 4 of your last post is most innovative. Where do you get the inspiration from
@Mamba: how about breaking off a small piece everyday for the next 10 days, that way the fun gets to last longer
@All: has anyone noticed that vmobile has been very stable today? no timeouts recorded so far.
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Posted: 2005-11-30 14:21:00
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@AYA: i meant that an email service will make ur experience more fulfilling.
@mamba: tnx.
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Posted: 2005-11-30 14:23:26
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On 2005-11-30 09:16:00, ambyzown wrote: I'm getting web access with my vmobile line.
@ambyzown, don't chop alone. Tell me how 2 gain web acces with vmobile. By d way, I've recorded some time outs 2day, but it's probable bcos of d unilag site I visited, been told dat their server is real slow.
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Posted: 2005-11-30 15:09:00
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@johnbendi: I see. But I have been enjoying email service on my phones since 2003. That was when I purchased the Moto Accompli 008 (my 2nd smartphone). Since then, I have depended more on my phones than my PCs for email. Its not difficult to setup.
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Posted: 2005-11-30 16:34:12
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On 2005-11-30 15:09:00, Senisho wrote:
@ambyzown, don't chop alone. Tell me how 2 gain web acces with vmobile.
If you can run opera on your phone, then you have web access. I'm also able to run instant messenger. The only restriction is that with vmobile no data is transferred when you use your phone as a modem. if your phone has a full web browser like the 9500 or the P910 you'd be able to browse like you would with a pc.
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Posted: 2005-11-30 17:09:00
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Strictly, what Vmobile offers may be referred to as "limited Web access". Cant use it as modem. Cant run your phone's email client on it. Cant run FTP. Again, even with browsing, their are certain sites e.g. secure sites that just wont work. Technically, this "limited web access" is largely possible because of the need to accomodate newer XHTML/WAP 2.0 phones who do not use a WAP gateway. Even Glo GPRS has some limited web access. Its just to a different degree than vmobile's.
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Posted: 2005-11-30 18:13:45
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Back from the dead!!!
@AYA: Was waiting for some commentary on this vmobile offer.
@ALL: As always, no gprs for the rest of us, but what of the CSD? Any luck using it for as a modem? Is it free too? If so, tell me what we need to get my pc online!!!! Thanx!!!
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Posted: 2005-11-30 19:03:41
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u a so rite @ aya.wit vmobile,opera starts up on my fone bt wnt load any address whereas sonic is d case wit glo n mtn..4 now guys abeg i no go follow una diss mtn o.still dey..u know.*grins*
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Posted: 2005-11-30 19:04:33
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@All, reporting live frm Ogwashi-Ukwu in Delta state. One up for MTN, none for glo.
@mamba, relax, don't chew ur MTN sim yet. You don't kn wr u might be travelling to soon and mtn/gprs might just come in handy.
@johnbendie, cool name. Glad to have u here.
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Posted: 2005-11-30 19:30:00
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