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Dmitri - 27 Sep 2003 04:54 GMT

Some phones allow receiving of long messages by breaking them down into
parts and then assembling once they arrive on the phone. Is this a network
dependent feature and if so, does TMO support it?

Thanks.

Dmitri

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Group Special Mobile - 27 Sep 2003 12:01 GMT

>Some phones allow receiving of long messages by breaking them down into
>parts and then assembling once they arrive on the phone. Is this a network
>dependent feature and if so, does TMO support it?

T-Mobile supports it.

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John Andrews - 27 Sep 2003 21:52 GMT

As long as your handset supports it, not all handsets will corerctly
handle this type of SMS

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> >Some phones allow receiving of long messages by breaking them down into
> >parts and then assembling once they arrive on the phone. Is this a network
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Dmitri - 28 Sep 2003 02:46 GMT

I am thinking of getting Nokia 6310i, and it supports message concatenation.
Nokia 6610 also supposed to support it, but when I tried, it did not work
for me, though I did use correct settings. So I thought it was TMO problem,
but it looks that I was wrong.

Dmitri

> As long as your handset supports it, not all handsets will corerctly
> handle this type of SMS
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