Motorola V551 / V330 / V547 / V555 / V557
Bigger Picture Caller ID?
Right now, when people call and their picture shows up with their number/name, it's really small.. is there a way to get the caller id pics to show full-screen??
also, under the regular AT&T GSM local plans, does anyone know if sending pictures costs money? i'm assuming its equivalent to a text message, but i'm not sure and their customer service wait-time is like 30 minutes..
also, under the regular AT&T GSM local plans, does anyone know if sending pictures costs money? i'm assuming its equivalent to a text message, but i'm not sure and their customer service wait-time is like 30 minutes..
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Haven't figured out how to make the picture bigger for the caller ID...one of the few complaints already on the forum.
As far as sending pictures...
AT&T/Cingular is slamming you. It is a little catch with the camera/video phones. You can take pictures all you want, but if you want to send them, you have to "e-mail" them to someone. I haven't seen my first bill, but I can tell you that you are transferring data and getting charged per Kb you send. I used to have the mMode package on my wife's phone that allowed 50Kb transfer (not a whole bunch when talking photos). I suspect that if you don't have a multimedia package like mMode or Cingulars MEDia package, you are going to get a bill. If memory serves me correct, it is really not...
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As far as sending pictures...
AT&T/Cingular is slamming you. It is a little catch with the camera/video phones. You can take pictures all you want, but if you want to send them, you have to "e-mail" them to someone. I haven't seen my first bill, but I can tell you that you are transferring data and getting charged per Kb you send. I used to have the mMode package on my wife's phone that allowed 50Kb transfer (not a whole bunch when talking photos). I suspect that if you don't have a multimedia package like mMode or Cingulars MEDia package, you are going to get a bill. If memory serves me correct, it is really not...
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PayPerUse on the Wireless Internet Express according to Cingulars website is 1 cent/kilobyte transferred. Not too bad. But the break even point is 2.99 which is where one of their packages start. The 2.99 package is for 500KB then 1 cent/kilobyte after that.
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