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3nvy

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#20316 20-Mar-2008 15:17
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Hi everyone,

I've had this issue for a while now.

I'm unable to access any WAP at all (Telecom music store, browser etc.) and I can not recieve PXTs either. I'm assuming that these issues are related, but I can't be 100% sure.

I believe this is a setting and/or firmware issue, but the unit is outside of warranty and I'm reluctant to send it to Telegistics for a service.

Does anyone have any ideas of what I can try to fix this issue?

Cheers.

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#117782 20-Mar-2008 15:57
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Telecoms service is not called PXT!



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#117784 20-Mar-2008 16:04
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johnr: Telecoms service is not called PXT!


My apologies, I use it more as a colloquial term then a specific technical term. Most people I know generally use PXT as the term to define any picture based message :).

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  #117792 20-Mar-2008 16:39
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Call the mobile faults guys - 0800 400 909 option 3. They'll be able to assist and check the network.




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  #117796 20-Mar-2008 16:59
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PXT is a brand Vodafone use for their MMS service.
Photo Messaging is a brand Telecom use for their MMS service.

You don't PXT from Telecom network.
You don't Photo Message from Vodafone network.

Pedantic, but true.







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