Is there MMS on the Nokia N900? I've read elsewhere in more than one place that there is no MMS on the N900. Amazon's description clearly states that the N900 *will* do MMS. Anyone have any clarification? I'm really interested in this phone, but not if it doesn't have MMS. Is there MMS on the Nokia N900? I've read elsewhere in more than one place that there is no MMS on the N900. Amazon's description clearly states that the N900 *will* do MMS. » Read More Is there MMS on the Nokia N900? I've read elsewhere in more than one place that there is no MMS on the N900. Amazon's description clearly states that the N900 *will* do MMS. Anyone have any clarification? I'm really interested in this phone, but not if it doesn't have MMS. « Show Less
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Why do you need MMS for? I have phones for 6 years and only 3 MMS have send but 1000000sms
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Mainly because I work in the wireless industry, and in my position it is essential that my primary device be capable of MMS for testing and troubleshooting purposes. As much as I like and desire the N900, purchasing it would require me to carry 2 devices, and I'm not sure how much I like that idea.And judging by the numbers, there's still *lots* of people that use MMS. In fact, MMS numbers are constantly growing. Yes, a few phone geeks may say "Why use MMS? Email is so much better." but the fact remains, for the average phone user, MMS is still a perfectly viable way to send and receive pictures on literally millions of non-'smartphone' handsets. Mainly because I work in the wireless industry, and in my position it is essential that my primary device be capable of MMS for testing and troubleshooting purposes. As much as I like and desire the N900, purchasing it would require me to carry 2 devices, and I'm not sure how much I like that idea.And judging by the numbers, there's still *lots* of people that use MMS. In fact, MMS numbers are constantly growing. Yes, a few phone geeks may say "Why use MMS? Email is so much better." but the fact remains, for the average phone user, MMS is still a perfectly viable way... » Read More Mainly because I work in the wireless industry, and in my position it is essential that my primary device be capable of MMS for testing and troubleshooting purposes. As much as I like and desire the N900, purchasing it would require me to carry 2 devices, and I'm not sure how much I like that idea.And judging by the numbers, there's still *lots* of people that use MMS. In fact, MMS numbers are constantly growing. Yes, a few phone geeks may say "Why use MMS? Email is so much better." but the fact remains, for the average phone user, MMS is still a perfectly viable way to send and receive pictures on literally millions of non-'smartphone' handsets. « Show Less
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Guys...Remember when the iPhone didn't have MMS? Well you were able to download a 3rd party App not approved by Apple (meaning you needed your iPhone to be jailbroken) and then you would be able to send MMS. Well now with the N900...this phone doesn't need to be jailbroken in any way. I'm sure someone out there will develop an App very SOON to have MMS on the N900. MMS is always a possibility and never impossible. Just need someone to develop the App and if it's not available yet...I'm sure it will be soon.
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No mms support won't affect me, because I will sent mms via e-mail as many words you want, as big file you can sent and it's free.
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That really sucks. This really looks like a fantastic piece of kit. Not having MMS is putting a serious dent in my desire for this device. =/
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No currently the phone does NOT support MMS... Although according to Nokia, future firmware revisions may add the functionality...
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Who sends mms? those creepy compressed pictures. I understand people would complain if the phone dose not supports sms but mms....
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There were a few errors on Amazon's product description page with the N900. For instance the table describing the different frequencies the phone would be able to handle was WAY OFF the first time it was up. Only after repeated requests to correct the table did they fix it. I guess the mms thing was just overlooked. Give them a shout and have them change it.To make sure it has no MMS all you have to do is visit http://maemo.nokia.com/n900/specifications/ and check the N900 specs - NO MMS support....
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"why do you need MMS?" haha, that sounds like something an Apple apologist said for 2 years...
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I did the update a couple of weeks ago - I checked the OS version number for the 810 WP8 GDR 2 is 8.0.10327.77 (the 920 has a different build number supposedly) - I DID check the following link and my 810 specifically indicates LUMINA AMBER in nice Amber text....NOTE - obviously the specifics of the update are relative to the specific phone... GREAT phone - The box was sealed - VERY happy - it isn't a tiny phone... and there is a fairly large 'frame' area outside the screen (in relative terms), but being able to add a microSD and having removable battery.... KEY for me. The 8Gb for app storage is plenty unless you like a lot of crap and games on your phone - I am not sure if the AMBER allows you to move maps to the SD (I heard it was being talked about - cannot verify right now) - of course the camera isn't 'bad' but if you want a good picture of anything you'll want a lens larger than an M&M and a real image sensor....a REAL camera ;-) http://www.nokia.com/ca-en/support/faq/?action=singleTopic&topic=FA142009 I edited this - the wake on tap IS working - and so is GLANCE screen...(including peek - which shows info by just waving your hand over the screen) - I am sure there is more I missed since I installed the update and didn't really look at the changes until JUST now :-)
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HI!I would like to know if I can use this phone N95-4 to Philippines. I am planning to to get this phone for use here AT&T; but I am planning for our vacation in the Philippines soon and I'm wondering if I can use this phone. Any help would be very appreciated. thank you
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The phone I received today is a Verizon phone. I tried to put it on Red Pocket, a prepaid service that runs on the AT&T; network. I am able to send and receive phone calls, but no mms messages. The app that worked on my previous AT&T; HTC 8x will not work on the Verizon phone. I'm not even sure this phone is unlocked.
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How Can I get the IMEI numbers of the 5 Nokia N8 mobiles I bought from Amazon ? I need a list of the IMEI !!
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The phone is compatible with AT&T (I'm currently using it on their plan), but not all of the features have been available to me you need to mess around with the Internet apn to make your data work and (you can find that on forums) the mms apn is unavailable, so multimedia messages dont go through. It should be fine internationally.
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I don't know if n is supported. Based on speeds I'm seeing it feels like g. However, I can no longer recommend this phone. System memory is too small and crammed with apps you can't delete. Updating just a few of those apps gives memory full errors. This phone was essentially free for me and I wonder if it was worth it (and i just use it for basic stuff).
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Hola Wilmer, tengo unas pregunticas, por favor si puedes respondeme, que tal te salio el telefono? es verdad que no tiene idioma español? pienso comprar uno por Amazon, con que linea puedes usarlo, con movistar? o Digitel? o Movilnet? como hicistes para configurarlo? le pedistes informacion de configuracion a la operadora?creo que esta version le sirve a movilnet(creo que tambien a movistar, pero yo nada que ver con ellos) valdra la pena comprar el equipo directamente en la pagina online de Nokia USA? por favor si puedes respondeme estas preguntas gracias!
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have the same problem no network found here in the Philippines, i bought 2 pieces, is there any way that we can unlock it here? nokia should help us about this issue with the help of amazon please..
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I do not know what bug you would be talking about. Post a link? Sorry I clicked yes in the email thinking it would take me here to comment so I'm editing it. I can tell you my Nokia works fine. Only issue I had was mms but they incorporated access point into my settings for mms and haven't had an issue since. Other than that I do not know what you are talking about
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Hi Dear, I am looking at buying Nokia E63. But has a question about this work if I send to Brazil this cell phone work there send this question to my email please rezendjl_usa2209@hotmail.com thanks agaim
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The LTE will only work on Verizon network. I used this phone on StraightTalk and on T-Mobile. The highest speed will be the 3G. And worst, and mms will not work on T-Mobile network. It's like Verizon has blocked done features for others phone carriers. It's sad to experience all this.
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Gary,Were you able to find a phone which shows number of messages?We are in the same boat, this is the only reason we have not bought thisphone yet. I am looking for a similar Panasonic model with thatcapability.Thanks,junaid
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BUYER BEWARE!! I asked the same question because there are 3 variations of the Nokia 925. They vary in which frequencies and network types are supported. Check the wikipedia article if you want to know the specifics. Unfortunately many of the sellers don't specify, because apparently they just sell whatever they happen to get and it's your problem, as the buyer. Here is the response from HassleFreeCell verbatim "Since we import these items from many different locations we unfortunately would not be able to guarantee the exact version of the phone that you will receive should you order from us." ?!?? WTH what a bunch of tools. BUYER BEWARE!! I asked the same question because there are 3 variations of the Nokia 925. They vary in which frequencies and network types are supported. Check the wikipedia article if you want to know the specifics. Unfortunately many of the sellers don't specify, because apparently they just sell whatever they happen to get and it's your problem, as the buyer. Here is the response from HassleFreeCell verbatim "Since we import these items from many different locations we unfortunately would not be able to guarantee the exact version of the phone that you will receive should you order... » Read More BUYER BEWARE!! I asked the same question because there are 3 variations of the Nokia 925. They vary in which frequencies and network types are supported. Check the wikipedia article if you want to know the specifics. Unfortunately many of the sellers don't specify, because apparently they just sell whatever they happen to get and it's your problem, as the buyer. Here is the response from HassleFreeCell verbatim "Since we import these items from many different locations we unfortunately would not be able to guarantee the exact version of the phone that you will receive should you order from us." ?!?? WTH what a bunch of tools. « Show Less
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Hello, I have 5 Nokias and 2 are the E70-00 model. I changed my SIM card between the 'phones and the "contact/sensing" failed on the E7s. Nokia repalced the first one. The next two were NOT repaired by Microsoft. (All of my old Nokias never had this card changing problem.) I bought a Samsung S4 with Android. My Nokias work at home on WiFi but I cannot recommend the E7 after having 3 of them (1 replaced and 2 not). The older Nokias were fine and still are, esp. the E90 Communicator (made in Finland) and the E72. NOTE: I prefer the Android features and musical sound of the S4 over the new Galaxy S5. Sorry to say that Microsoft ruined Nokia and Symbian.
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It may not work properly, I have straight talk and it was extremely hard setting up MMS and text. I did learn to use the second sim slot and the battery will last longer however you can not receive any pics thru text. I would not recomend getting this phone, it does not work corectly with any pay as you go plans.
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No it does not, but is limited to text and phone calls only then. Would not recommend Nokia anymore. Software support is nil and the phone is buggy at times. Also the newer lumia's are buggy and the included navigation does not work anymore. Do some research before buying! Only phone calls and text, take regular phone with physical keypad, then a Nokia will work. When it comes to Multimedia, go iPhone (skip samsung as well) with no hassle anymore or very very little only.