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No pictures when browsing Vodafone live
Melone06
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Wannabe Geek
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10-Sep-2007 13:47
Get no pictures when on wap...have a motorola v3? any help?
paradoxsm
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#86080
10-Sep-2007 14:06
Parallel imported?
if so, that's your reason.
tallPete
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Master Geek
#86087
10-Sep-2007 14:28
I don't own a Motorola, but some phones have an option to switch off image downloads - maybe that option is enabled on your phone.
kiwiboi
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Master Geek
#86093
10-Sep-2007 14:50
Not compatible with Vodafone Live! website. You need to have the model name replaced, some shops do them. Good luck!
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Melone06
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Wannabe Geek
#86210
11-Sep-2007 01:12
thnaks 4 the help guys
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