I have a new Vodafone monthly contract which has a built in allowance of £6
of texts/MMS/WAP.  Texting via normal SMS is 12p a go.  I am confused how
they would be charged if sent via GPRS as opposed to  via the normal
Vodafone Message Centre number.  Would they still be 12p for ...

3 x Samsung A300 batteries, 2 extra large 1 slimline
1 leather T68i case
2 x Sagem RC815 case, 2 car chargers and 2 hands free things
A300 Data Cable

I'm on Vodafone ANytime 200 (I think thats what its called). Anyone know how
much it will cost me to use GPRS in france?

We have been told by the manufacturer of a piece of scientific
equipment that we use in our workplace that exposure to electromagnetic
field strengths of 3V/m or more at multiple frequency bands will have
an adverse effect on its performance. Specific mention is made of the

I currently have a professionally installed 7250i handsfree kit fitted in my
car, all wired up with a cradle for my 7250i ....  however I have just
bought a new NEC616 on the 3 Network.
My question is this: the NEC616 obviously wont fit the 7250i cradle yet it

Are there any in the UK available where you don't have to be a business?

How does 999 work with mobile phones:
1: If I dial 999?
2: If I dial an area code prefix in front of 999 - e.g 0161999? Does it
direct to the local emergency services centre for the region you are in?

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2004/05/12/brits_shun_mms/
Brits avoid MMS in droves
Published Wednesday 12th May 2004 13:15 GMT
Mobile phone loving Brits have yet to embrace the multimedia messaging

I've been sent one of those "send to all your friends" emails warning of a
virus that erases IMEI data on your phone. anyone confirm it's a scam?

I've successfully registered the V600 with my T610 over bluetooth.  
When I do a 'send all' from the 610's phonebook menu, it *seems* to
work.
The 610 says 'Sending to Motorola Phone', and the V600 says that it's

I am on the Virgin pay as you go package.  I had a Virgin phone which I
really didn't like - it was a Nokia 3510i.
My brother is on the O2 network and recently got a free phone as part of his
contract - a Nokia 3200, he didn't need it so decided to give it to me (I

I have just got a phone which is compatible with mms, so I decided to test
it. When I tried to use it I get a message asking me to activate it with O2
customer services on the 0906 number.
Just tried to ring the number and it appears the o2 customer service number

I'm on OVP but used to be on pay monthly.
Have just "found" an old Orange sim which seems to have my current number.
Is this my old pay monthly sim?
Can I use it now? Would I end up back on a pay monthly contact?

Can someone with this stereo headset please help me with something?
From various places on the web I've read that this headset has a 'mini-clip'
on it, but I'm not sure what this refers to. I *thought* it would feature a
clip to hold the remote button/controller part in place so you ...

If you have an old Americom account you didn't explicitly closed when they
announced the closure, it still works.
Mine triggered for some reason (someone got a wrong number?), so I thought
I'd test it. I triggered it - and successfully placed a call.