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numpty_99 | 16:38 Sat 10th Feb 2007 | Technology
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I have been living in the dark ages for the last 4 years! I have a 4 year old SIM card and a new Nokia 6131. I cannot get the phone to send or receive pictures, or to connect to the internet. I had similar problems with my last phone (Motorola) but have realised it must be something to do with my SIM.

Friends have suggested logging onto the Vodafone site but I can't even find my model of phone on their list.

Any suggestions?
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Your SIM represents your account with your network provider. If you haven't actually signed up for an account with these facilities, then you won't be able to use them!
I think and stand to be corrected here that you will have to phone up customer services of your network and ask them to send you a sim update to your phone ans this is ussualy done almost imeddiatly...
have a look here for the settings for your new nokia.
http://www.nokia.co.uk/A4222171
this happened to me a couple of years ago, when i got a new phone. i had my SIM since 1998 and they (T-Mobile) had to send me a new updated one so that i could send and receive picture messages and use WAP. i had it that long, it said 'one2one', before they changed to t-mobile.
I agree with Dan no 1. The same thing happened to my daughter she had an old SIM that was not ready to use WAP etc.

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