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Now we just need "Team Builder Talkzone Zero" where you can talk to anyone on any network for free :-)
Loose lips may sink ships - Be smart - Don't post internal/commercially sensitive or confidential information!
SNicolle: ditto kickass
i've tried a couple of times when people say it has worked, i think i will wait to hear something officialish or give it a few days after the supposed 25th launch date
one interesting gripe i have been reminded of is that lightsurf based messaging locks forwarding so if i send a pxt to say a sanyo 8100 they can view it and save it but not pass it on
sbiddle:SNicolle: ditto kickass
i've tried a couple of times when people say it has worked, i think i will wait to hear something officialish or give it a few days after the supposed 25th launch date
one interesting gripe i have been reminded of is that lightsurf based messaging locks forwarding so if i send a pxt to say a sanyo 8100 they can view it and save it but not pass it on
PXT is a trademark registered to Vodafone so at present you cannot yet send a PXT to an 8100! :-)
After Wednesday 27th July you will be able to send and receive photo messages to and from 021 and 029 mobiles! As an introductory offer you can send Photo Messages to friends on 021 and 029 for just 20 cents until 31 August 2005.
Disenchanted: interesting though - if PXT is a registered trademark, but Voda willingly forward on PXTs to Telecom, then once it enters the Telecom network, is it still a PXT?
If so, could Telecom reasonably tell their users that "You can now recieve PXT messages?"
If a Telecom user forwards one of these PXTs, are they then PXTing??
Disenchanted: Of course it is - but someone has to idly wonder about these things, so it might as well be me!
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