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hazza87

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#21460 27-Apr-2008 21:12
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I recently purchased a Samsung U700, parallel imported. I have set it up for pxting and vlive etc and all work, except when i naviagate to the games or music section of Vodafone Live i get a message saying "There is currently content available for this device" i have checked and 90% of games support this phone and all music definetly should. Where am i going wrong, is this part of my settings for connections?

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  #126649 27-Apr-2008 21:53
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Parallel imported phones are not guaranteed to work with Vodafone music store because of the DRM and keys used that are not present on these phones.




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  #126737 28-Apr-2008 10:56
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Does this mean that when vodafone finally wake up and ditch drm it will then work?

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  #126843 28-Apr-2008 16:33
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hazza87: Does this mean that when vodafone finally wake up and ditch drm it will then work?


Maybe maybe not that is the risk using a imported handset with non approved software

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  #126845 28-Apr-2008 17:14
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Im not sure i would call it a risk, saving $250 on the phone which vodafone have stopped me from giving them money on. I was perfectly happy to pay the prices for the games off the vlive service however overpriced, but if vodafone don't want what must be at least 80% profit off them i guess its their loss.

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