Nokia 3600 - Manual (Page 6)

Nokia 3600 – 6/04
The easiest way to find the nearest hotel, restaurant, etc, is to select “Find Nearest” and “Enter ZIP”. Once
you’ve entered your Zip (starting point), you can select the type of business you are seeking (restaurant, gas
station, etc). Highlight your selection and press enter (green phone button). Your results will appear.
Google
Google is a search engine that you can select if you want to visit other websites. Note: Many websites are
not set up correctly for access using a mobile phone. If you have trouble viewing a site, the trouble is most
likely with the format of the website and not your mobile phone’s browser.
Yahoo
These are direct links to commonly used e-mail providers, Yahoo and MSN. You can access these sites via
these links or by selecting “other email” under the Email menu option.
Usage History
Keep track of the wireless data usage on your account through this helpful link.
Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS)
Also known as “Picture Messaging”, MMS allows users to create and messages combining text, sound and
graphics. You can send and receive images, voice clips, music, greeting cards and more…even if your Next
Generation phone does not have a camera embedded in it. It should be noted, however, that both the sender
and the receiver must have a Next Generation phone which is MMS capable.
MMS messages are just $0.20 each to send, reply to, or forward. The data (kilobytes) used to transfer of the
MMS file will also be deducted from the data in your monthly Wireless Internet plan. (If not a Wireless Internet
subscriber, the sender will be charged $0.03 per kilobyte for the data transfer.) When receiving an MMS
message, the recipient pays nothing; however, the data (kilobytes) used to transfer the file will be deducted from
the recipient’s monthly Wireless Internet data plan balance.
Sending/Receiving MMS Messages
There are 3 ways to send an MMS message: between phones, PC to phone, and phone to PC.
Note! To send MMS message between phones, both the sender and the receiver must have a Next
Generation phone. If the sender has a Next Generation phone and the receiver does not, the receiver will
receive a text (SMS) message with a unique URL (web address) that can be accessed via PC to view the
content.
Sending an MMS from your phone
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From the “Home” Screen select the “Menu” button (above the 5 & 6 keys)
Scroll to Messaging→Options→Open
With “New Message” highlighted, select Options→Create Message→Multimedia Message
On the “To:” line, input the recipient's 11-digit phone number (I.E. 15135550001), or email address if
sending to someone’s email.
Press the joy-stick (the circular button in the middle of the key pad) down and enter a message
(assuming you want to add text).
Select Options→Image to add a picture or image to your message.
Your phone will ask where to find the image that you want to insert (either Phone Memory or No
Name). Select one.
Scroll through your images to find the one you wish to send, and select it by highlighting the image
and pressing the joystick key.
Once the image has loaded, it will appear on your phone’s screen.
Select Options→Send, and the message will be sent.
Note! Your Nokia 3600 can receive image files that are 45KB or smaller and in the format of a JPEG, PNG, OTA-
BMP,WBMP or GIF. Sound files must be in Mobile MIDI (GMX) format and under 45KB in size.
When sending an MMS message to a Next Generation phone from your PC (using your email or a website), you’ll
need to know the phone’s address. The Next Generation phone’s MMS “email” address is made up of their 11-
digit wireless phone [email protected]. (Ex.15135550001@mms.gocbw.com)