Nokia 6610i

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example, 
in ringing tones and message al
er
t
 tones. The phone supports Scalable 
Polyphonic MIDI (SP-MIDI) format
.
You can rec
e
ive pol
y
p
honic ri
n
g
i
n
g
 t
o
nes via a multimedia service, see 
 on page 
, or you can download them via 
the galler
y
 menu, see 
 on
 
p
a
ge 
 or
 vi
a PC suite, see 
 on 
page 
.
■
Java
TM
 a
pplic
at
ions
Your phone supports Java 2 Micro Edi
t
i
o
n, J2ME
TM
, and includes some JavaTM 
appli
cations and g
a
mes that have 
been
 
specially designed 
f
o
r mobile phones. You 
can down
l
oad new applications and 
games to you
r
 
p
h
one, see 
 on page 
.
■
General P
a
cket Radio Service (GPRS)
GPRS tech
nolo
gy i
s
 a networ
k service th
at allows mo
bile phones to be used for 
sending and receiving data over
 
an Int
e
rnet Pr
otocol
 (IP)
 -based netw
ork. GPRS is 
a data bearer that enables wir
e
less access
 to data networks su
ch as the Intern
et. 
The applications t
h
at may use G
P
RS ar
e MMS and SMS messaging (SMS, Short 
Message S
e
rvice), browsing
 sessions, Java application downloading and th
e PC 
dial
-
up (for
 example, Internet and e-mail).
Note that your phone supports three 
simultaneous GPRS connections. For 
example, 
you can
 r
e
cei
v
e multimedi
a messag
es and, at the same 
t
i
me, have an
 
ongoing PC dial-up connection or br
owsing session.
Befo
re you
 
can use GPRS 
t
e
chn
o
logy
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