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tonyhughes

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#4984 15-Sep-2005 17:26
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FYI for those who didnt know (like me - thanks Paradoxsm)

The Sanyo 4920 and 2300 (non-camera) phones can recieve photo messages. They receieve and display the photo in exactly the same way as an 8100/8200/7400/5600 using lightsurf/wap. They can be saved to the phone for future viewing, set as contact photos or wallpaper.

I am not aware of any method to send or forward a photo using these handsets.







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#21007 4-Oct-2005 16:56
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i have a 7400 and a 4920, and you are right... i can send pics to my 4920. there is no way to foreward them out tho.. they are keepers.

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