So, you have a model that supports the MMS-messages. In order to adjust it accordingly to make a series of operations, they are not very difficult if you follow the instructions, for 5-10 minutes, you can manage. This is the most difficult stage of your phone, because normal users be put off by the settings are wrong when you enter, as a result, they believe that technology is very complicated. We conducted a field test, shooting down your phone, provided by us, 10 different people were asked to make them again. Problems have arisen in only two, and then it was erroneous input, rather quickly, these users will find errors. Complicate the problem and not leaving the sheet with the settings for your phone, we decided to see how someone would go out. And then it found most interesting, out of 10 people none (!!!) did not call into the subscription service, only three have tried to find settings on the operator's website (they succeeded). Seven people throughs instructions to the phone and did not find the right settings and waved his hand, a function not so much need in their everyday lives to spend time on the setup. It was the first challenge on the way MMS, further surveys of friends who own the Nokia 7210 and are subscribers of Beeline, showed that about half have tried to play with the MMS, managed to set up the phone on their own 80 percent. Need to take into account that for Nokia phones settings are simpler than for mobile phones SonyEricsson.
A call to the subscription service would solve the problem quickly enough, there is room for downloading MMS-profile for SonyEricsson phones in the network Beeline is 6741011. On the phone is also loaded automatically configure GPRS and WAP. The majority of operators in the networks also offer similar services. You can make the first conclusion that the lack of information on setting up MMS is the first obstacle to the use of this service.
During the phone settings you can choose which channels will be delivered to MMS-message, this can be dial-up access (I need the service of data transmission) or packet (GPRS).Naturally, the preferred packet, so you pay for the amount of data transmitted rather than connection time. The first version of the connection can be considered as an alternate. Field tests in the Beeline network showed that nearly always available packet data, but sometimes this is not possible, it happens very rarely, but still happens. The other is not quite clear fact is that when you send messages and availability of GPRS, it does not always goes, is a communication failure. This can be explained overall network congestion at a particular location, other explanations can not come up. The overall quality of GPRS coverage can be assessed as good, but keep in mind that users of this service are not very many.
The second problem facing the user, is that he must be sure which phone is used by its addressee, otherwise the message may not reach. Of course, there is an opportunity to put delivery confirmation, but after sending a message will already be paid. Also, there is one common message sent to another country, while MMS can be sent only within a single network, dramatically narrows the boundaries of technology, but it just yet.
Incoming messages are automatically downloaded to your phone or will come to the notice of their presence. In the case of SonyErisson T68i automatic delivery works Beeline network, but on the Panasonic GD87 posts in this mode are not loaded, comes only a notification. Apparently, the problem is that the software does not know that this model is able to receive messages in this mode. Again, this is a matter of time, with the nearest.
Completing a short story about this technology, we note that while it takes its first steps. No set of phones, they are quite expensive, there is no compatibility between different models of vehicles. You can and should consider these roughness as inevitable when introducing new services. Currently there are no real reasons for its use of average subscriber, rather, you can play MMS, see opportunities. As soon as the service using this technology (downloading ringtones, content, applications that use MMS) market will grow sharply. In the future, MMS will be comparable to today's SMS, the service will take approximately an equal share. Yet to try the taste of MMS can be in the Beeline network and nearly free (pay only for the traffic). If you have a phone support service, then why do not you look at it close?
Related links:
- The future of MMS technology and its present. According to Michael Podoprygalova, Ericsson
- Review of SonyEricsson T68i
- Camera review by ACI-20
- Setting the Telephone Beeline network to use services based on MMS technology
- FAQ-based services MMS (Beeline)