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Topic # 3570 2-Mar-2005 12:07

Hey, anyone know why the TX115c prices have gone back up to $400? Anyone still selling it at $300? I want one, but not really at $400...

Cheers.

PS: I've heard about the issues regarding saving pictures from MMS', but what about saving sent ringtones, is that possible?

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Master Geek


  Reply # 13250 2-Mar-2005 22:36
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Nope, they get shoved on your online gallery and can't be downloaded.




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Geek


  Reply # 13260 3-Mar-2005 15:40

Well that sucks. What about the Nokia 6225? Does it still have the problems with recieving pxts full size?

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