Can Some1 Verify my MMS Setting?, - can't connect to my MMS =(
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 Apr 17 2008, 02:26 PM
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Hi guys,
Ok read a few threads on the mms application. It says that mms uses edge or gprs, but I don't want to switch on the edge all the time and get charged for that. So does mms really require edge to be switch on all the time? If you off it then will not get the mms from friends. A bit confuse. Anyone know how to use mms by switching edge on when need to get file or send file out? Thanks. Swee |
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Apr 18 2008, 02:29 PM
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QUOTE(Choongster @ Apr 18 2008, 09:31 AM) well this become a cost issue if they actually use the gprd/edge connection Hi,not only you will be charge for sending MMS(per msg) and also the data transfer ... you will be also be charged for receiving MMS .... which in this case not ideal at all. the main issue here will be receiving because u need GPRS/EDGE connection on standby to receive MMS, and with that connection on standby , it's just too easy to accidentally press the browse internet button and ... weee..!! there goes your phone bill sky rocketing ..   Wow!! Thanks for the clarifications above. So how do we resolved this? We can't be putting GPRS/EDGE on standby all the time. I want to get the SwirlyMMS installed but looks like it needs to be installed with Bosspref too together. Currently, not using Bosspref just set up manually on the preference settings by putting Disable function in password. If you set Bosspref as off, will you still be able to use the SwirlyMMS app? (i.e is the GPRS/EDGE on standby to receive the MMS). Thanks in advance for all your input. Swee |
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