http://www.thesundaymail.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,5936,9179105%255E2765,0
0.html
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Telstra retains customers' SMS messages for up to 28 days, during which
time the company can access the full text of messages sent and received

janderson@cg.shawcable.net wrote:

Anyone in the know what mobile phones have Japanese language support
in the Oz market (for email/phone menus)? I would use my superb
Japanese phone here but you know, COMPATABILITY issues Mr
telco/manufacture.

Whats your thoughts on these 2 phones. Any feedback would be great.

The new Nokia 3105 recently released with Orange has, according to the
Nokia website, cabalities for sending photos and other media via MMS.
However, apparently the Orange network does not at the moment support
MMS and does not have any current plans for MMS to be supported in the

Wanted to know if anyone here has Telstra more4ziggy (more4you) plan(s)
around, monthly spend $10-$20 that they don't want anymore, and would be
willing to transfer ownership. If so, drop me a note on jqr @ [the domain in
my sig].

Phone bill too high?
This well may be old news, sorry Roddles if it is, but please feel free to
abuse me. I deserve it, and I know it helps you as well.
Read a couple of days ago that Bluetooth has been hacked to such an extent

..............all the non-used characters in the phone? Permanently?
By this I mean...
Keypad 4
G,H,I,4,funny i,another funny i,another funny i, a funny g

I've just bought a couple 2nd hand Nokia 6310i and they have firmware 5.10.
Where can I get these upgraded to latest firmware?  In Perth (Osborne Park),
for as little price as possible?

i did a search for a P900 on trading-post.com.au in Victoria and found
this guy/company selling P900s for AUD$400!!!
sounds very very suss - $400 is way too cheap (RRP $1400)
check it out and let us know what you reckon...i was thinking of

Does anyone have any first hand knowledge of any of the newer CDMA
phones and know whether or not you can use them with a patch lead and
external antenna.  For the record, by external antenna, I'm referring to
an antenna mounted externally onto a vehicle, not a pull out antenna

Seems Orange is the first to launch the new Nokia 3105 CDMA phone. The ad
appeared in todays Sunday Telegraph page 35
Bax

Last time I got a phone, Telstra were awful - offering only a small
amount towards a new phone. Optus seemed very good in comparision. I see
3 are good, but there is a restricted choide of phones. So who is best
in reducing the price of your new phone when you sign up with them?

Reading here about some of the new Nokia models that are being released
has prompted me to ask. I have a Nokia CDMA 6385. The missus has a Nokia
6310i. Both can use the same car kits (CARK91) which are fitted to our
vehicles. Both have IR and can connect to the PCs at home for ...

I sometimes receive Optus Surepages's that have a timestamp an hour later
I assume that's because of daylight saving and someone not resetting
clocks on some of the systems.
Does other people receive these as well? I'm planning to call up about