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Does the K750i only have the pooooor 100 max. storage for SMS? If so then I am afraid that SE are going to lose out to Nokia in this field seeing as a large part of revenue of GSM operators comes from SMS.
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Posted: 2005-05-17 13:24:20
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I completely fail to see what GSM operators revenue from sms traffic has to do with the sms storagecapacity of the K750
S//E manufacture mobiles, they are not a GSM operator and have no revenue from sms traffic. And even if they did, sms traffic are not limited by storagekapacity on the phone.
I dont see how these 2 things can have anythong to do with eachother.
Storagekapacity is an archivingproblem, not a trafficproblem.
When that is said i beleive the storagekapacity is still only 100 sms, personally I dont see that as a problem at all, but I know some people have a strange habbit of wanting to store every sms they receive and for those it may be a problem.
All I can say is, for those that find this to be the end of the world, then the simple sollution would just be to get a nokia, K750 is not the only phone in the world
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Posted: 2005-05-17 14:32:24
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On 2005-05-17 14:32:24, numb wrote:
I completely fail to see what GSM operators revenue from sms traffic has to do with the sms storagecapacity of the K750
S//E manufacture mobiles, they are not a GSM operator and have no revenue from sms traffic. And even if they did, sms traffic are not limited by storagekapacity on the phone.
I dont see how these 2 things can have anythong to do with eachother.
Storagekapacity is an archivingproblem, not a trafficproblem.
When that is said i beleive the storagekapacity is still only 100 sms, personally I dont see that as a problem at all, but I know some people have a strange habbit of wanting to store every sms they receive and for those it may be a problem.
All I can say is, for those that find this to be the end of the world, then the simple sollution would just be to get a nokia, K750 is not the only phone in the world
Greetings numb
You had the phone for a little while, did you ever discover whether it had a boundary?
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Posted: 2005-05-17 18:12:02
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Only 100? Again? Damn, i am not a kind of guy that like to store many sms but 100 i think is too limiting, even for daily use - imo.
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Posted: 2005-05-17 18:26:20
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EastCoastStar Posts: > 500
look at the t630... it doesnt even hold 100...
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Posted: 2005-05-17 20:07:24
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greetings $hé®îNghÀm3:16
no, Im afraid I didnt - didnt have time to receive enough sms to fill it up in the short time I had it.
I know initially it was suposed to have storage for 200 sms, but Im not sure what it ended up with. It might just be 100.
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Posted: 2005-05-17 20:41:21
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Can't you arcive sms on your computer?
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Posted: 2005-05-17 22:25:16
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why do you want to archive sms on phone or computer?
ok I have like 20 archived that I think is fun .. but still .. why do you complain about this thing? Also shouldn't you be able to store them on ext memory ?
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Posted: 2005-05-17 22:30:55
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well numb, find it out by saving to drafts....
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Posted: 2005-05-17 22:31:54
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Honestly, why do you guys need to save so many messages? Even archiving 100 messages on your phone is a ton of saved messages...
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Posted: 2005-05-18 01:23:48
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