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Media Messaging
With Media Messaging from O2 you can invent your own language using pictures, sound and text.
Using Your Mobile

1. Take pictures and record sound clips on your mobile
2. Send and receive pictures and sound clips with your mobile

Online

1. Upload your own pictures to store in your online albums
2. Create online albums to store your pictures
3. Check out our gallery of pictures
4. Send a Media Message from the web to a mobile
5. Subscribe to O2's Media Alert

Traffic Line
Trafficline provides you with access to live British motorway and major trunk road traffic information. Advance knowledge of congestion ahead means you can chose an alternative route and avoid the frustrations of being caught in a jam.
Through a UK network of roadside sensors, Trafficline gives you the latest traffic information in the area around your mobile and allows you to find delays and problems on your journey before you hit them.

Voicemail 901
Sometimes there are more important things in life than answering a mobile. Voicemail 901 is a simple to use, always-available answering service available to all O2 customers. It takes messages when you can't.

Photo Massaging
Words only tell part of the story - with O2 Photo Messaging you can share your whole world in pictures.
Photo Messaging is a great new O2 Multi Media Messaging service (MMS) and is the latest development in mobile communication.

You can include images and your own voice clips with your text a message, transforming them into an even more expressive and personal means of staying in touch.
With Photo Messaging you can capture moments on your phone as they happen and send the photos to friends and family instantly.

O2 Active
Get creative. Express yourself. Discover the freedom and excitement of O2 Active.

Forget black and white. Be the first to explore the brilliant new world of mobile colour. A world where the latest games and the hottest music spring to life. Amaze your friends with vibrant colour pictures, download the latest ring tones and even record your own sounds! And with all the entertainment, news, and gossip available with O2 Active, you'll be ahead of the game every time.
Live life in colour.

Video, Media Messaging, Games, Downloads, Chat, Music, Sport, and Entertainment - Get into O2 Active.

Mobile Web
Mobile Web is full colour Internet access and email on the move - from your garden to any office, you are connected.

Whether travelling on business or leisure, you can:

1. Stay in touch by accessing all your Internet-based emails
2. Keep up to date with the latest news and information

Mobile Web is:

1. Fast
Mobile Web is powered by GPRS technology - Mobile Internet access to five times faster than standard GSM mobile services.

1. Accessible
All you need is a laptop, Pocket PC or Palm PDA with suitable web browser, and a GPRS mobile to access Mobile Web. You may already have all you need.

1. Cost Effective
Charges are based on the amount of data you send and receive and not how long you are you are connected.

International Roaming
Using a standard GSM900 MHz handset, O2 customers can roam on most of the foreign networks with which O2 have roaming agreements.

Coverage UK
No other mobile network covers more of the UK population. With over 6,000 base stations currently installed, O2 already has 99% of the UK population and 86% of the UK landmass covered.

Mobile E-Mail
With Mmail you can send and receive emails from your mobile without any complicated set up or subscription charges.

How Do I Send an Email?
You can send an email form your mobile in exactly the same way as sending a text message. The only difference is that you must type the email address then a space at the start of the text message. Then type your message and send it to short code 212.
e.g. 'your.name@o2.co.uk Hi there. Hope you're having a good day ..'

How Do I Receive an Email?
For people to send an email to your mobile they must send it to your Mmail address. You will receive the email in the form of a text message. The email can be as long as you like but it will be delivered in messages of up to 160 characters. The first message will also contain the sender's name, title of the email and the start of the email. In order to get the rest of the email you will need to request to read the next section. The number of the email you are reading will be shown at the bottom of the message. To read the next part of the email text the number of the email to short code 212.

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