HI im new i have question about nokia 7250 ...

[R-S]

hi im from israel and we dont have the nokia 7250
so my father bought me 7250 from moscow and someone tell me that if someone call me i can see his picture ? please tell me how to do it
tnx

[krug3r]

Hi there

The 7250 only support pictures caller ID on certain network operators, you need to check with your operator and ask whether this has been enabled.

[R-S]

i have another question:
where can i download ringing tones and color pictures & games for nokia 7250 because we dont have this phone in israel
tnx

[krug3r]

Sorry don't know for Israel I'm afraid, I'll keep an eye out and post here if I find any.

[R-S]

THANKS

[Daedalus]

picture ID is acutaly phone dependant instead of network depaendant, and funnily enough, the 7250 does'nt support it but the 7250i does. sorry
as for the ringtones/logo's etc. i cant think of any.

[krug3r]

Looks like it is....this is from Nokia

Thank you for your email. In regards to your enquiry on the
Nokia 7250,this mobile phone supports Picture Caller ID however it is network-dependent. We would suggest checking with your network providers whether this feature has been activated by them.

Best Regards
Aubrey Lyn
Nokia Careline

This came from Nokia Malaysia.....so who's to say the difference between countries.

[Daedalus]

hmm, cant for the life of me figure out why they said it's network dependant. it's definetly not the same story here in the UK.
maybe it's because over there there might be a restriction on caller display. such as when someone calls on our mobiles it displays the name of who's calling, but maybe due to legal retricions there, it might possibly mean that this has been restricted, including picture id calling.
this is just a guess tho, i'm not sure.
it also might be that the 7250i is not getting a release over there, and the Picture-id function may have already been included in the regular 7250, where as here, you need the 7250i to have that feature. Nokia have had a history of releasing different firmware in different countries.

[R-S]

THANKS