You won't be able to send any MMS messages. However, you can still receive such messages. Whenever someone sends you a MMS message, you will receive a SMS notification. Use the Message ID in the SMS notification to log into Legacy to view your message. Here's an example: You have been sent a MMS. You can retrieve it via web at www.digi.com.my or go to http://legacy.digi.com.

Yes, you can. To find out more, please refer here *Note: There will be roaming charges apply when you send MMS while you roam. Normal MMS sending charges apply on top of the roaming charges.

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.

With MMS you also have more flexibility in who receives your message. An MMS can be sent to another MMS enabled handset, an email address as well as older handsets that do not support MMS.

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

You can tell the list server to start or stop sending you copies of messages you send to the list. New subscribers default to receiving copies of their own messages. People who subscribed before about 1998 did not default to receiving copies of their own messages to the list. To start receiving copies of your messages Send the text "set nausicaa repro" in the body of an e-mail to the address listserv@listserv.brown.edu.

Yes. If the recipient's network provider supports MMS and their handset supports MMS they will receive the message that you sent on the mobile. If their network or their handsets does not support MMS then they will receive an SMS message with a link and a password to our site where they can retrieve the message that you sent to them.

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

You can send a domestic MMS message with a file size up to 300KB and an international MMS with a file size up to 100KB.

Handphone without receiving SMS, is meaningless (As this is phrased in Cantonese so I am not sure if I had gotten the meaning correct....) Prediction: You will meet with a watery misfortune today! (MMS of a GIRL figurine, wearing a checked skirt, getting drenched)

Yes. To do this your message must start with either the complete mobile number you wish to send to (e.g. 989012345789), or the name of one of your groups. You must then send the message to our service number: +4740000616

A phone message is a note you can send to notify other GroupWise® users of calls they received while they were out of the office or unavailable. Phone messages are stored in the recipient's Mailbox. Phone messages you receive can be changed to appointments, tasks, or reminder notes. This way, you can leave a record of the conversation on the date it was held or create a to-do item to complete at a later date (task).

Yes. You will need to pay the normal charge for sending international MMS messages, which is RM1.50 per MMS message sent.

Yes. You can also decide on an individual basis, which contacts to forward messages from (e.g. only close friends and family). Click on the Details... for a contact, and use the "Forward inbound messages to my mobile from this contact" option to enable / disable this feature.

SMS messages, including email messages to your phone, are sent at the first available time that your phone is in range of the service. If you are out of range or the phone is turned off when a message comes in, it is queued and delivered the next time you turn the phone on, or within range. The message is queued for up to seven days (network dependant), after which it will stop trying to deliver the message to your phone.

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

You can use Wenlin to read and write Chinese messages, including e-mail. You'll still need your regular e-mail program for actually sending and receiving the messages. There are two methods: (1) Copy/Paste; (2) Attachments. The Copy/Paste method can be more convenient when it works, but attachments are more reliable. In the Copy/Paste method, you run Wenlin and your e-mail program at the same time.

No, Q-500 is our global high capacity outbound service only. If you require 2way messaging please refer to our Q-900 global 2way SMS services.