Yes, you can send an MMS to a customer who is not an MMS customer. He will receive an SMS notification to view the MMS on the Web

MMS stands for "Multimedia Messaging Service". MMS allows you to send and receive messages containing photos, text and sound using ALJAWAL MMS service and an MMS compatible handset

MMS is activated automatically for SAWA customers when they try to send their first MMS. In case you are a postpaid customer, you can request MMS by calling 902, by sending SMS containing 1000 to 902 or through the STC E-services. There are no fees associated with MMS activation

The person you have sent the MMS to will receive an SMS notification with URL and will be able to view the MMS from the Web. MMS will be stored for 10 days on the Web for the customer to view it The Network will compress the MMS according to the capacity of the recipient's handset. The recipient might loose some of the quality of the MMS

Yes, all needed information are posted under our corporate website and also on ALJAWAL MMS website: www.mms.net.sa

No. You send the recipient a WAP Push message with content or send an SMS with a link to a page with content.

Yes you can. For these older handsets your friends or family receive a text message with a code and a web-link to our internet site where they can see and save the message that you have sent.

You must have an MMS compatible phone that is configured with the required settings to send MMS. These settings are available to download here.

Select the photos you wish to send (up to 5) and drag them to the MMS icon in the Action Bar. You will then have the option to arrange them in the order that you wish them to be viewed, add the recipient's telephone number and select a presentation format. Finally, you can select "when" you would like the images to be delivered.

In the very near future we will be making it possible for you to send photos/MMS to other playtxt™ users. Until recently most of the network operators did not support cross-network picture-messaging; some still don't. There are also some issues regarding compatibility of phones. Soon these issues will be sorted out. We also don't want to provide our users with a service until it is easy to use & reliable.

Broadly Yes. If the network you are roaming on supports GPRS network functionality then you should be able to send MMS messages. Please refer to http://www2.acneuro.com/acn/se_en/products/mobile_telephony/roaming/index.jsp Please note that while roaming you will have to pay the roaming price for the MMS message and a charge for the GPRS data traffic involved in sending that message

The size of an MMS message containing colored picture is much bigger than the size of an SMS. MMS supports sending different message element such as audio while SMS messages are only text based

You will be able to send an MMS to a maximum of 10 mobile recipients in case the mobile supports this option. And you will be charged as per the number of recipients In both cases, the person you have sent the MMS to will receive an SMS notification with URL and will be able to view the MMS from the Web. MMS will be stored for 10 days on the Web for the customer to view it

There is a companion service called MMS Mail. For more information about this service, send MMS HELP to 200. You may also visit http://www.mms.ph . [back to top]

the instructions on how to send an MMS message differs with the handset model, please refer to your mobile handset instruction manual.

Yes. You can also send MMS to other telcos in Singapore. Please click here for the complete list of participating network operators.

The person you send the MMS to, will receive an SMS notification that they can view their MMS from the Mascom website.