Spaceman, Princess, Bird, Seahorse, Panda and Robot.

Thanks for the info on the Three network

You may have got the iPhone before us, but we got all the useless junk first.

Just to let you know Julie, the three network is a phone carrier in this country that provides a high band system.
They were the first company over here to try and provide us with video phones. You could actually see the person you was calling on your phone!! You could also get video clips sent to your phone and they were trying hard to market it to all the soccer fans in this country by saying that all the winning goals from their team could be sent directly to them in case they missed them.
That started trying to do it around 7 years ago but the line rental was a bit expensive at the time and it never really took off.
It seems people do not want to see who they are talking to, and now they can not even be bothered to talk because it seems we send more text messages than we make calls!

tamaracks is right, you can’t tell the MoPod which phone to trigger on. It will trigger on the one closest to it.

questionfear;21419 wrote:

How do you keep it from going off around any GSM phones? ie, if my friend has a GSM phone and I have one, how does it know that it should react only to mine?

It doesn’t, as far as I know. It just reacts to the signal. I used to have a little light-up gizmo that worked the same way. But like she said, it only worked about two feet away, so you only have to worry if your friend’s phone is right next to you.

http://the-gadgeteer.com/review/mopod_novelty_gsm_ring_detector

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