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Is anyone else having problems with O2 today?
Mine wont send text messages, and then it will send one, then again it wont.
Wont let me makes calls now either.
So, anyone else having trouble?
Mine wont send text messages, and then it will send one, then again it wont.
Wont let me makes calls now either.
So, anyone else having trouble?
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Disadvantages = It's a Sendo and it's on Virgin
Advantages = None.
Advantages = None.
What are the advantages and disadvantages of owning a sendo on Virgin??
tigamilla wrote:
> But...but...
Yep that was why i wanted it in the first place and to check my emails but it's not so important now, i dont need any more ties to the pc and i've got a digital camera for sending better pictures.
> But...but...
Yep that was why i wanted it in the first place and to check my emails but it's not so important now, i dont need any more ties to the pc and i've got a digital camera for sending better pictures.
I'd just got my picture messages working on my phone and it broke
*cries*
*cries*
Flock wrote:
>
> I knew i'd heard it somewhere, i've got it on my phone although i've
> still not worked out how to use it and i can't really be bothered to
> find out anymore, it's not needed.
But...but... but its essential for those all important picture messages...
>
> I knew i'd heard it somewhere, i've got it on my phone although i've
> still not worked out how to use it and i can't really be bothered to
> find out anymore, it's not needed.
But...but...
tigamilla wrote:
> GPRS is the broadband equivalent of mobile interneting... the dial up
> way being when your phone WAPs using the same signal that you use to
> talk.
>
> GPRS is always on and is charged depending on how much you browse or
> download the non-GPRS method of connecting is charged per minute, and
> sucks majorly.
I knew i'd heard it somewhere, i've got it on my phone although i've still not worked out how to use it and i can't really be bothered to find out anymore, it's not needed.
> GPRS is the broadband equivalent of mobile interneting... the dial up
> way being when your phone WAPs using the same signal that you use to
> talk.
>
> GPRS is always on and is charged depending on how much you browse or
> download the non-GPRS method of connecting is charged per minute, and
> sucks majorly.
I knew i'd heard it somewhere, i've got it on my phone although i've still not worked out how to use it and i can't really be bothered to find out anymore, it's not needed.
GPRS is the broadband equivalent of mobile interneting... the dial up way being when your phone WAPs using the same signal that you use to talk.
GPRS is always on and is charged depending on how much you browse or download the non-GPRS method of connecting is charged per minute, and sucks majorly.
GPRS is always on and is charged depending on how much you browse or download the non-GPRS method of connecting is charged per minute, and sucks majorly.
That's GPS.
GPRS is basically a way to use the internet and send and receive stuff (e.g. pictures messages) on your mobile.
GPRS is basically a way to use the internet and send and receive stuff (e.g. pictures messages) on your mobile.
Lawrence wrote:
> What's GPRS?
* Flock says something stupid *
* Timmarghs corrects him *
* Flock edits this post to seem less stupid *
> What's GPRS?
* Flock says something stupid *
* Timmarghs corrects him *
* Flock edits this post to seem less stupid *
What's GPRS?
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