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just want to know what you guys think of the system?, not sure if i want to buy into it yet

thanks
one more thing,... my t-68 always Freezes up on me is this common?
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Posted: 2002-07-27 17:31:00
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Why? Not many people even use EMS here in the US, nor does the majority even know what the hell it is. You think with MMS, it would be different? lol. You and five other people in the US would be the only ones using it

As for your T68 freezing, check the hardware and software version. I know for a fact that Cingular is selling referbished old T68's in the US with lots of bugs in them, did you get it from them?


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Posted: 2002-07-28 00:09:00
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-deltayoda really , that just rings of bad business to me. Does the company tell consumers that the phones are refurbished? This post was posted from a R520
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Posted: 2002-07-28 00:28:00
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mine is from voice stream
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Posted: 2002-07-28 03:51:00
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isn't ATT the only one with (soon to be available) MMS?
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Posted: 2002-09-13 19:17:00
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That is what i heard. I also heard that t-mobile might be ditching the t68 for the t68i. Just a rumor. Since t-mobile in europe has mms, maybe they will push it here. It would be in the best interest if att and t-mobile both released mms around the same time. He only att has it, there would not be many people to send them to. Any opinions? This post was posted from a T68i
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Posted: 2002-09-13 23:21:00
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I think T-Mobile (old Voicestream) as an Original European company is going to offer first MMS Service in USA...
Tha same happen with the SMS and the same happen with the GPRS!.

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Posted: 2002-09-13 23:36:00
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Who knows. It may or may not catch on.

We in the US don't exactly have amazing SMS/EMS service like in Europe, where we can call a number and request a ringtone to be sent. Actually, SMS in the US is actually pretty limited (Most phones here are still limited to 160 characters), and even SMS automated services like Yahoo, won't send me anything longer than 160 characters. It wasn't until GSM started expanding, EMS and long SMS did as well. But even so, I still don't know many people that uses EMS other than myself and a couple of friends from Europe here.

In fact, for some odd reason, if I try to send EMS message to a phone that is known to be able to handle EMS, it ends up being all garbled up most of the time. Even to my T68i or T39, it sometimes ends up being all garbled up.

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Posted: 2002-09-14 02:31:00
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hahahah it looks like MMS finally caught on in the USA lol
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Posted: 2005-05-30 17:55:42
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I don't understand how USA call itself like number one potency in the world, and they are so bad in comunication....
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Posted: 2005-05-31 18:01:23
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