Nokia 6340 SID & Version Number Codes?

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Josh III - 26 Mar 2004 17:50 GMT

How to get my Nokia 6340 (Cingular) to display:

Flash Version?
SID?

TIA!
J3
upstate south carolina

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Mike Fitzgerald - 27 Mar 2004 14:38 GMT

> How to get my Nokia 6340 (Cingular) to display:
>
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> J3
> upstate south carolina

I would throw that 6340 GAIT phone in the trash can. I had one for a year
and it was never able to send international SMS... I switched to a Nokia
6200 and everything worked off the bat. I bet I wasted at least 7 hours of
Cingular tech support trying to get that fixed.

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Josh III - 27 Mar 2004 15:22 GMT

I know it can send phone-to-pc and that should be good enough if you know
the international SMS email address (not just the country code and the phone
number), but the phone's email address, i.e.'

xxxYYYzzz@msg.carrier.com

I think I'd rather have a Nokia 6340 than one of those matchbox size
cellphones I have seen at Best Buy, et al.

But if the phone/network's echo problem doesn't get resolved, Sis might be
in market for a different model.

Will keep the 6200 in mind thanks!

J3
upstate south carolina

> I would throw that 6340 GAIT phone in the trash can. I had one for a year
> and it was never able to send international SMS... I switched to a Nokia
> 6200 and everything worked off the bat. I bet I wasted at least 7 hours of
> Cingular tech support trying to get that fixed.

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Mike Fitzgerald - 28 Mar 2004 18:46 GMT

... I do not mean to be offensive but most American's just don't "get it"
when it comes to SMS. I simply wanted SMS as it is known all over the planet
except for here in the USA. SMS means you have a choice to call the number
or send text to the number. Simple. No weird things like e-mail addresses
and crap like that.

For some reason people around here think SMS and Text Messaging are the
same. They are NOT!!

> I know it can send phone-to-pc and that should be good enough if you know
> the international SMS email address (not just the country code and the phone
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> > 6200 and everything worked off the bat. I bet I wasted at least 7 hours of
> > Cingular tech support trying to get that fixed.

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NOLA - 29 Mar 2004 01:21 GMT

> ... I do not mean to be offensive but most American's just don't "get it"
> when it comes to SMS. I simply wanted SMS as it is known all over the planet
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> of
> > > Cingular tech support trying to get that fixed.

If you know so much about it, then why did you ask the question?

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Ivor Jones - 31 Mar 2004 11:17 GMT

> ... I do not mean to be offensive but most American's just don't "get it"
> when it comes to SMS. I simply wanted SMS as it is known all over the planet
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> For some reason people around here think SMS and Text Messaging are the
> same. They are NOT!!

SMS stands for Short Message Service. That, believe it or not, is text
messaging..! Do a google search on "SMS" if you don't believe me..! Email
is completely different.

BTW Please could you post at the bottom, thanks.

Ivor

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